Latest Contributions by DanielNutsford1

Recently I migrated a lot of webmaps between two organisational accounts using AGOL assistant. Before migration, I spent a lot of time fiddling around with the webmaps adding layers, and removing layers etc etc. This has led to a bloated JSON file associated with each webmap (each layer that was ever added to the web map seems to be stored in the JSON, even after it has been removed from the webmap). Im ready to move in production and have deleted a lot of the intermediary data which I am no longer using. However, because there is still a JSON reference to my deleted data the webmap wont load - at least  I think this is whats happening. The web map will load all the layers I expect to see for about a second then give me the error below Has anyone had this issue before, or know of a way to clean up a JSON file to ensure only active layers within the webmap are referenced in the JSON? Any help would be much appreciated! Thanks Dan ... View more

Hello   Whenever I publish a web map from ArcPro to ArcGIS Online my symbol size increases by a third (33.3%). Users will be using both web maps on AGOL and the ArcPro document regularly so I want the symbology to be consistent between the two. I could adjust the symbology size from ArcGIS Online after publishing, however I will be making regular schema changes to the data in ArcPro and do not want to have to adjust the symbology on AGOL each time I make an update (Schema change requires me to re-add the data to the webmap which drops the symbology.) I also want end users to be able to add/remove layers from web maps (so symbology must be defined in the service). Another option would be to maintain two maps within ArcPro, one for editing data and map viewing (Normal sized symbology) and one for publishing to AGOL (symbology reduced by 33%). This is not ideal either as I have around 15 maps to maintain.  Has anyone come across this before or have any solutions/work arounds?  I do not have ArcMap and am using ArcPro 2.0 I am not using a reference scale Many thanks! ... View more

When viewing attachments in the editor window from within a webmap they currently appear as below. One accidental click on the red X and the attachment is gone forever! A solution that warns the user they are about to delete an attachment would be ideal. ... View more

I have a collector app set up for where people can edit the attributes of point features and/or add attachments (photos). This is all working correctly.  Behind the scenes the "admin" team is tasked with editing and verrifying this data in a webmap.  The attachments show up in the editor window with a little red X next to them (See image). One accidental click on the red X and the images disappears forever.  Is there a way to add delete protection to attachments or to somehow remove this red X? In some cases, we do want to delete attachments so do not wish to disable delete functionality entirely.  Cheers, Dan ... View more

Hello, Is there a way to replicate the "set refresh interval" behaviour within web maps to work within a Collector map? I have configured my webmap to refresh every 5mins which works perfectly but this auto-refresh behaviour does not work within the collector application pointing at the same web map. The only way to refresh the map from within the collector application is to exit the map and return to it which is not ideal! Has anyone found a solution or work around to this?? Cheers, Dan ... View more