Latest Contributions by KyleHeideman1

Took a quick glance and wonder if there is a directory structure issue? It's acting like a portal deployment: // If the template is deployed on a Portal (apps path contains /apps/MapTour/ or /home/MapTour/)   // commonConfig.js is loaded from the parent folder, otherwise it's loaded from the app folder Your Amazon hosted version is 404ing while loading the commonConfig.js ... it's looking at  http://ec2-52-7-234-52.compute-1.amazonaws.com/apps/commonConfig.js?v=2.4.0.js I believe that file is typically found(using your structure) in: apps/MapTour/app ... View more

Check out this patch. ... View more

Ismael Chivite​ has a wonderful reference here that is very helpful. One key question is whether or not your data collection is focused on collecting geographic features or not. ... View more

Paul and Jayanta have you on the right track regarding the need for federation + a hosting server. Though you should keep in mind that a hosting server can be either ArcGIS DataStore or an Enterprise GDB. This chart should help you understand what you can or cannot do with your Portal configuration. If you decide not to federate you can always publish cached map services or feature services with ArcGIS for Server. Let me know if you have other questions. I'm running a federated ArcGIS for Portal installation and have configured other installations as well.  ... View more

If you download and host the app you can can leverage something like Mandrill or Mailgun when the users submits the entry. More details can be found on GitHub ... View more

When publishing directly to ArcGIS Server you'll need to check out the caching properties. This will allow you to create a cached service that can be taken offline. You'll want to be sure you have the Export Cache Tiles option turned on if you plan to use in Collector. Server has to be at 10.2.2 or higher. ... View more