Latest Contributions by RachelFrischeisen

Were you able to find a solution or workaround for this? I am attempting something similar where multiple layers could be queried and results shown in one "service pod" in the carousel. I thought it might be possible using group layers, but no luck with that yet. ... View more

Were you able to find a solution for this? We are having the same issue. ... View more

I believe this is still an issue. I have tried most of the suggestions here. Some seem to work (sometimes), other times they are not effective. It's hit or miss. Maybe it occurs after a certain combination of removing/re-sharing/saving/etc. The redesign of the Open Data Portal editor added an "Update Index" button (under Data Reports) to identify broken feature services, etc. but does not seem to work properly, as the services I had removed still show up in the portal. If anyone out there has another solution or idea, let me know. ... View more

Husen Kang wrote: It works for me if I publish it this way. In the Share as Service windows selects option 'Save a service definition file'. Then, selecting the option 'No available connection'. Then choose the location where you want to save the definition file. Use ArcCatalog to browse to the just created definition file and right click and select 'Publish as a Service'. Hope this workaround also works for you guys. We were receiving the same error message (except ours said "codes = 3") when attempting to publish a service pulling data from a registered Data Store (we are at Server 10.2.2). Even though the ArcGIS Server account had full share/NTFS permissions on the data store directory, we could not publish from Desktop. After we spent a good 3 hours with tech support (his only suggestion was allowing data to be copied to the server - thanks, but no thanks), this was the only feasible workaround we could find. Thank you for the suggestion and here's hoping that ESRI will do something to address the fact that Data Stores in Server 10.2 simply do not function like they should. ... View more

Just throwing in my 2 cents - ESRI, this functionality would add so much to the embedded iFrame maps. Please consider adding the option to toggle layers. http://ideas.arcgis.com/ideaView?id=087E00000005ApkIAE ... View more

A few of the previously posted work-arounds seemed to work for some people but not all - just wanted to contribute what we found to be the issue in our case. We are at 10.0.5 and while labels (not annotation as some have described) appeared to be confined to the data frame while in layout view, printing from ArcGIS and exporting to PDF resulted in the labels beyond the data frame. The issue was occurring only one when labeling one layer in particular and only when the data frame had a rotation applied. After digging around in the Label Placement Properties dialog box, we found that having the "Never remove (allow overlap)" box checked on will cause the labels to go beyond the data frame. Again, this only happens when rotation is anything other than 0. TL;DR - Uncheck this box. [ATTACH=CONFIG]31241[/ATTACH] Hope this helps. ... View more

Found your old post when searching on this topic here! I also would be interested in knowing if this issue is being addressed. Creating a separate field for normalization works but is not practical when dealing with lots of data layers, such as one would with Census data. ... View more