Latest Contributions by ChrisPenny

Hi Dana, Set up ArcGIS Pro and the Standalone Tables as required. Right click > Properties on the top level layer name ("Structures" in image below). Select "General > Allow assignment of unique numeric IDs for sharing web layers" Once this has been done, each feature class and table is assigned a number which is the Layer ID. Hope that helps. Cheers Chris ... View more

ps: this is Portal For ArcGIS. I can't comment on behavior in AGOL ... View more

I did some investigation and, in our use case, found that, for reasons unknown, using a Map Layer/Service in a web map scrambled order of standalone tables. Try the following: Use ArcGIS Pro, Order stand alone tables as required Assign layer IDs, Publish a completely fresh feature layer & map layer (i.e. do not overwrite and existing one) Add new Feature layer/service to web map (do not bother adding a Map Service/Layer). Hopefully your standalone tables will be in the order defined. Note: It seems like Feature Service/Layer can be added from the Web Map "Add>Search For Layers" or "Add> Add Layer from Web>Paste appropriate URL".  Disable editing of feature layer feature class and table if appropriate. Good Luck! Cheers Chris ... View more

We have the same/similar issue and, aside from adding the layers individually we're not sure how to mitigate. Created an ArcGIS Pro project  Ordered layers and related tables as required (alphabetically) Assigned layer IDs using ArcGIS Pro Published map Service (layer orders were honored) Added Map service to new Web Map Order of table was not honored as per layer IDs. It "generally" ordered the tables in the reverse of how they were ordered in the ArcGIS Pro Project (Alphabetical/descending) and, for good measure, randomly placed a couple of tables in completely the wrong location. note: if we deleted the web map, then created a new web map and added the same map service it would do the same sort of thing but different tables were placed completely incorrectly.  ... View more