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Map Tour feature layer unsupported

BethanyLamb

I'm not finding an explanation for what criteria determines whether or not a feature layer can be used in the Map Tour. Currently, I haven't been able to generate a feature layer that works with it. I keep getting the following error:

I have read the Add map tours page on Esri, but it doesn't tell me anything about the feature layer other than it needs to be a point layer (mine is) with at least one point in it (mine has 11).

I'd appreciate some guidance here, as I really don't want to upload each point individually. Thanks so much!

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OEvans

@BethanyLamb It looks like you are using an Enterprise-hosted feature service in an ArcGIS Online-hosted StoryMap. This is not a supported configuration. The feature service and story should be hosted in the same environment—either both in ArcGIS Online or both in an 10.9.1 Enterprise deployment. I suppose it's possible that a 10.9.1 feature service might work in an Online-hosted story, but that is not a configuration that we test or certify at this time.

Are you able to host your feature service in ArcGIS Online for this project since you are already using the Online version of ArcGIS StoryMaps?

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OEvans

Yes, you'd need an Enterprise portal to create a StoryMap and an Enterprise GIS server to publish feature services.

Between Enterprise and Online, Online always has the latest capabilities. Many organizations only have access to Enterprise, but Enterprise also has a lot of StoryMaps capability. This help topic shows which StoryMaps features are available on which version of Enterprise: ArcGIS StoryMaps on ArcGIS Enterprise feature comparison—ArcGIS StoryMaps | Documentation

MatthewDriscoll

@OwenGeo Could you expand on this. In my ideas from the other day I questioned about this hosted issue. How do you host the story on enterprise, I am guessing Portal? I was told not to use Portal, by ESRI tech support, to build story maps because it doesn't have all the capabilities as Online.

OEvans

Are you able to host your feature service in ArcGIS Online for this project since you are already using the Online version of ArcGIS StoryMaps?

BethanyLamb

So, I got the map tour widget to at least accept the feature layer. But it only reads the names of the locations. It doesn't add the points to the map, nor does it read/register the image attachments included with each point. Is that still because it's not running 10.9.1?

Here's the feature layer:
https://svr.tigardmaps.com/arcgis/rest/services/Framework/tig_historic_sites/FeatureServer

Here's the story map with the map tour:
https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/6aa041a8cef9466cbaa77ba7253f74a5

OEvans

@BethanyLamb -- Looks like your feature service is hosted on an ArcGIS Enterprise server running v8.2. To be supported in a map tour, a feature service must be hosted on ArcGIS Online or a version of Enterprise that supports map tours created using feature services, which includes 10.9.1 or later.

BethanyLamb

Thanks for the reply Owen! I've included a link to it below:

https://svr.tigardmaps.com/arcgis/rest/services/Framework/tig_historic_sites/MapServer/0

Hopefully it works!

OEvans

@BethanyLamb -- I'm sorry you are having an issue using your feature service in a map tour. Are you able to share a link to the layer (make sure it's shared with Everyone), so we can take a look?

If you can't share your layer here, please contact Esri Technical Support and they will be able to assist you further.

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