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Map glitch when zooming to new location

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03-29-2022 10:52 AM
JessicaSmucker
Occasional Contributor

Hi all,

I noticed that when I zoom to a new area of the map using a reference or summary table, the map does not always refresh, and leaves "ghost features" that were previously there.

What it should be:

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What it's showing:

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You can see the "ghost" features in the bottom left of the map. They go away if I zoom in and out. This only happens if I change location through selecting a different option on a summary or reference table.

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Ian_Muehlenhaus
Esri Contributor
Hi Jessica,

Thanks for the added info. That’s really helpful!

I’ll play around with it some more and hopefully replicate it so we can fix it.

And as for responding… my/our pleasure!

We are really appreciative when users like you reach out and let us know about bugs, so we can test for, and squash 😊, any that have slipped through.

In other words: Thank you!

And thanks for using ArcGIS Insights.

Best,

Ian
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Ian Muehlenhaus
Location Analytics

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Ian_Muehlenhaus
Esri Contributor
Thanks for letting us know! We’ll try to replicate this error and figure it out right away.

Appreciate your reaching out and thanks for using ArcGIS Insights!

Best,

Ian
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Ian Muehlenhaus
Location Analytics
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Ian_Muehlenhaus
Esri Contributor

Hi @JessicaSmucker,

Just following up on this. I've tried replicating the issue several times with different datasets, but to no avail, making it difficult for me to identify what the issue might be.

Would you mind answering a couple of follow-up questions to help us evaluate the issue?

- Does this happen frequently or was it just with that particular workbook?

- Do you know what version of ArcGIS Insights you're using? Also, are you on Enterprise/Desktop?

I'll keep attempting to replicate the issue in the meanwhile.

Thanks again for bringing this to our attention!

Best,

Ian 

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Ian Muehlenhaus
Location Analytics
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JessicaSmucker
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Hi Ian,

It just happens with one layer in the dataset - which is the weird thing. I just noticed it with this workbook. It is a point feature class with a cross symbology. I have the map synced with a summary table and use the summary table to zoom to each location, which is when the issue occurs. If I zoom there through a filter or other means, it doesn't happen. 

I am not yet on the newest version - I'm working through Portal and I don't think it's been released quite yet. I'll let you know if it does! It's not a huge issue for me. 

Thanks for your responsiveness and looking into the issue.

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JessicaSmucker
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You know what, it's not happening anymore. I made a summary table with the polygons underneath, and that's when the "ghost features" were showing up. However, it is not showing up when I zoom using a summary table from the points feature class.

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Ian_Muehlenhaus
Esri Contributor
No worries… That’s a good thing!

It’s still odd it did this at all, though, so I’ll keep playing with it and thinking about what could have happened.

If it happens again in the future, would you let us know? We’ll be ready to jump on it again! 😊

Thanks again for letting us know! Never worry about reaching out to us via Esri Community. I’m just grateful your ArcGIS Insights workbook is working as it should.
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Ian Muehlenhaus
Location Analytics
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Ian_Muehlenhaus
Esri Contributor
Hi Jessica,

Thanks for the added info. That’s really helpful!

I’ll play around with it some more and hopefully replicate it so we can fix it.

And as for responding… my/our pleasure!

We are really appreciative when users like you reach out and let us know about bugs, so we can test for, and squash 😊, any that have slipped through.

In other words: Thank you!

And thanks for using ArcGIS Insights.

Best,

Ian
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Ian Muehlenhaus
Location Analytics