Latest Contributions by KellyGerrow

Hi Brock, What type of functionality are you looking to have by adding a dynamic layer to ArcGIS Online? Are you looking to specify symbology? When adding an item to ArcGIS Online through add Item, it is not possible to specify any specific operations on a layer as ArcGIS Online has built in functionality to perform some operations. Adding a specific request to a dynamic layer will not be possible as an added item to ArcGIS Online, but it may be able to perform you desired task in a different way. Please let me know if you can provide more details about the functionality that you are looking for and we can see if there is a different way to accomplish this. Thanks, Kelly ... View more

Hi Dan, I'm going to look into the issue reported to see if this has been reported as a bug. As a workaround, you can manually type in your date field name between the curly brackets in the create labels text box, example: {date_time}, and your date field will be labeled. Thanks, Kelly ... View more

Hi Anete, Are you working with feature services? If so, where are you updating the editing capabilities in the web map or on the feature service item details page. Would it be possible to share your web map and service that is experiencing the issue? If not, please contact technical support to look into this issue further. Thanks, Kelly ... View more

Hi Matt, Can you share your service or the data? If not, I recommend contacting Esri Support Services. Thanks, Kelly ... View more

Hi Brandon, Try this tutorial for assistance with creating secured services with built-in token security. If you wish to store the credentials with the item, follow this documentation when adding the service. Let me know if this helps, Thanks, Kelly ... View more

Hi Brandon, Are you using an ArcGIS Server Service? If so, what kind of security is enabled on your service? Editting an ArcGIS Server based Feature Services with Web Tier Authentication is not supported functionality in ArcGIS Online.Token based Security will allow editing through ArcGIS Online. ArcGIS Server web services—ArcGIS Online Help | ArcGIS If the service is a hosted feature service, please ensure that editing is turned on on the layer or in the web map. Thanks, Kelly ... View more

HI Kirk, The web map's zoom level is determined by the available zoom levels established in the basemap. The basemap in the webmap above is the topographic basemap which has 20 Levels of Detail. In order to zoom in further, you will need to create a tiled map service with your desired Level of Details and set that as the basemap in the web map. Please note, in order to change the available scale in a created webmap, you will need to hit save and refresh the map to make the new scale avaialble for use. For this information and more basemap considerations, check out the documentation below: Choose basemap—ArcGIS Online Help | ArcGIS Thanks, Kelly ... View more

Hi Anton, To add the feature service to ArcGIS Online, using the publishing workflow, click the Sharing Tab in the service editor and select the sharing permissions desired in online. To use this workflow, you will need to be signed into ArcGIS Online and complete the tags and description portion of the Item Description Tab. To manually add the feature service to ArcGIS Online, please follow the steps in this documentation Thanks, Kelly ... View more

Hi Karolina, In order to help with this issue, I will need to understand more about the workflow that you are following. I would highly recommend contacting your local Technical Support Organization. What kind of Enterprise data base are you using to store your features? Are you able to add your features from the database into ArcMap? Thanks, Kelly ... View more

Hi Susanna, Can you share a link to your application? -Kelly ... View more

Hi Anton, Here is some documentation about publishing Feature Services in ArcGIS for Server: Publishing Feature Services Authouring Feature Services Common Workflows with Feature Services Thanks, Kelly ... View more

Hello, There is no functional reliance of a published feature service on an SD file. As Denik mentioned, once the feature service is published, the SD file doesn't interact with the Feature Service moving forward. You can delete the SD file after publishing without affecting your service, but I will outline a few considerations below regarding this choice: Are you going to republish this data or  have another organization publish the same service? The SD file can be used to republish the same data in your organization or can be shared for others to publish the same Feature Service. This may be helpful for test data which needs to be republished often or a publishing environment where items are moved from Staging to production in different organization. When you have an SD file in your content in ArcGIS Online, you can easily hit the publish button if a new service needs to be created, instead of having to re-upload the same data. Will you be overwriting the Feature Service from ArcMap as a regular workflow? Currently, there is a known issue with overwriting feature services from ArcMap if the SD File has been deleted. If this will be a common workflow, then store the SD File in your content. A note on credits. The credit charges from the SD file will come from Tile and Data storage at a cost of 1.2 credits per 1 GB per month. So depending on you SD file size, credit charges will be minimal. In the end, the choice is yours for keeping of deleting the SD file. Let me know if you have any questions, Kelly ... View more