Link to all spatial datasets on ArcGIS Hub

[JessieDoyle]

I am a student and am new to ArcGIS Hub. 

I am creating a open data site for the city I'm an intern at. I'm trying to create a link to a page that contains all the spatial datasets on this site. 

The code I currently have in a text widget is as follows:

<h2 class="text-center">Explore These Data by Category </h2>
<h3 class="text-center">Or check out the entire<a hfed="https://gisdata-scsd-seaside.opendata.arcgis.com/datasets?content=spatial%20dataset"> Catalog</h3></a>

The idea behind this was people could go to a catalog of all the data on the website if they didn't know what to search. Another city suggested I do this but they haven't figured it out yet either.

This current method isn't working so I was wondering if there was another, hopefully easier way to do this! I've also attached a picture of what it currently looks like with that code & the site I'm hoping to direct it too.

Thank you!

Jessie Doyle

[Natural_EnglandOpen_Data_Publi · Accepted solution]

Hi Jessie

Try replacing the hyperlink with the following:

https://gisdata-scsd-seaside.opendata.arcgis.com/datasets?sort=-updatedAt

This should display all items in date modified order.

https://gisdata-scsd-seaside.opendata.arcgis.com/datasets?sort=name

This will display all items in alphabetical name order.

I would also use <a=href= unless you have a specific reason for using hfed? Ive not come across that one before, but I'm not a web developer.

If you wish to see our Natural England Open Data site for some inspiration take a look at https://naturalengland-defra.opendata.arcgis.com

We have used a yellow star Category widget at the bottom of our category widgets search section of the page.  See attached screenshot showing the settings. If you select Use Group but dont have a group selected it defaults to all hosted items.

Please bear with us as we are experiencing a few difficulties with the ArcGIS Hub at the moment, some functions on the site may not behave as expected.

Hope that helps.

Andy Lee

Data Services Team

Natural England

[JessieDoyle]

Yes! That did the trick. Thank you!