ArcGIS Hub Blog

Now, at your fingertips, is an inventory of public content on public Hub sites. Site editors have a new option to export public items in a site's catalog straight to a CSV file.

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This article summarizes updates to ArcGIS Hub for April, May, and June of 2023. It includes both Basic and Premium license capabilities.

Find out about the ArcGIS Hub sessions, events, and activities you won't want to miss at Esri UC 2023.

If you plan to upgrade to ArcGIS Enterprise version 11.1, you will be unlocking the following improvements to Enterprise Sites. These updates include a re-designed upload experience with better error handling, new file types accepted, custom location extents, draw/ filter/ buffer capabilities, and visualization of data over time. Read all about it!

ArcGIS Hub Basic is already built-in to your ArcGIS Online organization, yet many don't realize that it's available at no additional cost and ready to use.

Hub Premium offers valuable capabilities above and beyond what Basic provides, but Hub Basic is a great place to start and just might be all you need.

This just-updated blog article details how to get started and leverage what you already have.

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A bit about web analytics

If you manage an ArcGIS Hub site, you probably have questions like:

• How are people finding my Hub site?
• How is my site performing compared to my other websites?
• Where are visitors coming from?...

Web analytics can provide answers and insights into some of these questions and help you and your site work more efficiently.

With the latest enhancement to Hub Events, premium customers can now display their upcoming events on a map. This is an addition to the exiting list and calendar view currently existing for display of upcoming events in Hub.

The map view of events has two components - an interactive map displaying the event locations and  a side panel displaying the list view of events. The map has a search bar included which enables users to look for upcoming events in their desired areas/location! 

Learn more about Hub events!

What is happening 

If you are using the Social media card on ArcGIS Hub or Enterprise Sites, you may have noticed an unexpected result with the Facebook Events feed. Hub and Enterprise Sites use Facebook’s Page Plugin to power their Social media cards. Over the past year, Facebook Events are not being shown under the 'Events' tab of the Page Plugin.  

Now its even easier to explore, search, filter, and re-use a catalog in your analysis tools with RSS and OGC API – Records APIs.