Latest Contributions by DanielleKulas

I agree. This can now be done through the displayed coordinates of a recorded point, but if just ID'ing on the map by pressing with your finger, you still can't copy the coordinates that show up.  ... View more

I agree. This can now be done through the displayed coordinates of a recorded point, but if just ID'ing on the map by pressing with your finger, you still can't copy the coordinates that show up.  ... View more

Thanks Kelly, I actually started a ticket with ESRI about this last week and the answer is painfully obvious... The gallery content group was originally set to 'organization' privacy. Because of that, instead of showing no content on the gallery tab while logged out (which is what I was expecting), the most viewed items that have a public setting are displayed. The solution was to make the gallery content group public, so it displays only the public content within the group we want to display while still not showing the group's organizational layers to logged out folks. This makes sense but wasn't initially intuitive to me because I was thinking that since I had organizational layers in the group, the groups setting should also be organizational. Thanks for your help! ... View more

Yup, thanks, it was definitely logged as a bug! The other workaround we found for users that need to access the data but don't own it and thus can't add via 'my hosted services' is to save the feature service in a web map, then open the webmap in ArcMap. ... View more

Thanks Kelly, controlling sharing via groups vs limiting access through the rest endpoint does make sense. The reason we made the data public is because we are serving it to folks that don't have ArcGIS Online at all, however this is also data we don't want shared with everyone which is why we opted for limiting access via the rest endpoint.  I'm still confused as to why these items are showing up in our gallery at all, though, because I haven't shared them with the group feeding Gallery Content because I don't want them to be showcased in the Gallery. The extra weird part is that when I am logged in to our Organization, the public layers in question aren't visible on the Gallery page and I can see just the (correct) layers from my 'Gallery Content' group. But when I access our ArcGIS Online Organization's Gallery page (vdcr.maps.arcgis.com) as a logged out, anonymous person I can see a bunch of data that has been shared publicly, but that are not part of the group I have selected as the one feeding Gallery content. I tried adding the web map, app, and layers to a group that is only visible to the Organization to control what is viewable in the Gallery, but since the data has to be public for our non-ArcGIS Online reviewers that workaround didn't do the trick. I know that disabling anonymous access to our Org is an option, but I can't go this route until I've talked to other ArcGIS Online Admins from our Org. Just wondering if there's another workaround for this anonymous access to public data via our Gallery. If its not a bug or oversight and is inherently part of ArcGIS Online gallery workflow, I guess its just something for me to be aware of going forward? ... View more

Thanks!  ... View more

I'm also experiencing the issue that Maurice describes. When adding the service to ArcMap via the feature service's details page or through my content with the 'Open in ArcGIS Desktop' option, only the first layer of my feature service of three layers shows up. If I go through My Hosted Services, all layers come into ArcMap fine, but as Maurice says other users won't have access to that option for services hosted by myself. I did some testing on a Feature Service of mine that did not previously experience this issue and noticed that after adding a field to the attribute table of a layer in the webmap in ArcGIS Online, then adding the feature service to ArcMap, I was able to replicate the issue. The other posters reference symbology issues but I believe my issue has more to do with a schema change after originally publishing of the Feature Service. ... View more

We've been testing this method and it has worked, but we are finding that the public data is still viewable in our AGOL organization's Gallery Content. In the Organization settings, our Gallery is set to show only content within a specific "Gallery content" group, and the public layer and webmap, and web app in question are not shared with this group but still show up in the Gallery as featured content. I'm presuming its because they are all set as public, but it is frustrating that data outside of the specified group appears at all in the Gallery. Furthermore, the data we 'hid' via the instructions provided can still technically be found (even if they can't be accessed-we'd like like the application only to be available to folks with the link and not folks browsing the gallery), unless I'm missing something specific to the Gallery. Any insights?  ... View more

I just made this discovery today... has there been any progress in terms of feature service security in ArcMap since this thread started? Any sort of administrative work around? ... View more

That makes sense. I assume in the case where I am collaborating with ArcGIS Online members from outside my organization, whose user privileges I can't control, I just need to communicate to not use Network Analysis on the web map in the map viewer. ... View more

Ah, I see that now. Thanks! Is there a way to limit directions at all in the map viewer, since it is my understanding that this function uses credits? ... View more