Latest Contributions by KellyGerrow

It is possible to set editing permissions by group for members in the same organization when you create a group with the capability to allow members to update all items in the group​. This must be enabled when the group is initially created. You can then share the hosted feature service with the group. When members of the group open the feature service item, they will have the ability to open the service with full editing capabilities. This will allow members of the group to edit the data, but have editing disabled on the feature service for viewing. Cheers, Kelly ... View more

Hi Ryan, To report bugs, contact technical support: Contact Tech Support -Kelly ... View more

Update: The size reported on the item details page is the current size of data storage for feature services (not the size at the time of publishing). ... View more

Great. Thanks Dan! ... View more

Can you provide some more information about your workflow? Are you downloading a web map from ArcGIS Online? If so, what format are you using to download the map? Do you select download and open in ArcGIS for Desktop? ... View more

You can also use the following links to find out more about finding group IDs: Documentation: Find group ID | ArcGIS API for JavaScript Sample: Group ID Finder ... View more

Hi Baffour, If your data is already a feature class, then you may want to look into publishing/overwriting workflows with ArcPy. Let me know if this is the case and I can point you to other resources. If you are looking to specifically publish from a csv (convert the excel spreadsheet to a csv), here is a sample of how to perform the initial upload and publishing of a csv file to a hosted feature service: developer-support/upload-publish-CSV-multipart-arcgisonline.py at master · Esri/developer-support · GitHub You will need to modify this script in order to bake in an overwrite procedure. CSVs which are uploaded to ArcGIS Online and used to create a hosted feature service have the ability to overwrite the data into the existing feature service which will be reflected in the web map. Read this documentation for more about the overwrite functionality. To script this, use the following rest api documentation, specifically the overwrite parameter and the update item and publish item call to add this functionality. You will need to update the already publiished hosted feaure service and then submit a publish call for the same item: Update Item​, Publish Item. I would also recommend using the status call to check for progress. -Kelly ... View more

Hi Gavin, Is it possible to share the web map? Is there any chance that there is mixed content in the web map? This would be using a combination of http and https services? Some browsers and browser settings can prevent web sites with mixed content from drawing completely. Try using ArcGIS Online Assistant to inspect the web map json to see if there is a mix of http and https service urls. -Kelly  ... View more

In order to use the analysis tools, you must be signed in with an ArcGIS Online account that is a member of an organization. You can perform the analysis on data that you own or don't own as the result will be a new feature service that resides in your content. This is a credit consuming service, costing 1 credit per 1000 features returned. ... View more

If you have the data of the California cities and the location of Highway 92, try setting up a spatial query using the Find Existing Location analysis tool: Find Existing Locations—ArcGIS Online Help | ArcGIS ... View more

Is the basemap that is used in the web map shared with the user who is consuming the web map? Is this an Esri basemap or a layer that was created in your organization? -Kelly ... View more

I would suggest contacting technical support regarding this issue to look into this issue further. They can help to look into potential causes of this issue Would it be possible to share the data or SD file that you are publishing? -Kelly ... View more