Latest Contributions by KellyGerrow

Hi Sean, Can you get in touch with support? That doesn't look right so It would be helpful if someone could take a look at your data. Thanks, Kelly ... View more

How did you add the layer to the web map? As a rest service URL or as an Item from ArcGIS Online. It sounds like symbology has been saved to the web map to layers that are referenced by layer numbers. When the data under a specific layer number changes, it seems that the web map is still the layer number and not the updated layer. There are a few ways to avoid this. 1. Always add hosted feature layers as items to Web Maps. This allows the web map to reference the item, which is updated when symbology changes on the item. 2. Make all visualization changes on the visualization tab for the hosted feature layer. If you add the layer as an item, the changes will flow into the web map that references the item. If you save symbology to the web map, the symbology will be saved in the web map where it won't be read updates that are made to the layer item. Let me know if this helps. -Kelly ... View more

Hey Bill, You may want to get a case created with support to look into the specific issue. First, I would suggest verifying the owner of the layer , navigate to the item details page and check the owners name and verify who you are logged in as. As some different services appeared in ArcMap and you are receiving and error message indicating that ownership is an issue, I'd suggest double/triple checking that you are the owner. The overwrite function can only be performed on items that you own. Does the SD file that you originally published exist in your ArcGIS Online organization? If it does, download the SD file, extract it into a folder using something like 7zip and open the serviceconfiguration.json folder in notepad. You will be able to verify the folder in which it was originally published. If this seems confusing or you do this and still don't find the answer, call tech support. They can help you with these steps or look into why you are getting an error message that says there is an issue with the owner and folder when you have the proof that this is not the case. As a workaround you can look into using the python API or rest api to overwrite the service. It can be a little more flexible depending on the cause of the issue. I'd suggest trying the other two options first, but let me know if you want some links to the Python API and REST API doc. -Kelly ... View more

Hey Andrew, Can you get in touch with Technical Support. This sounds like a bug that should be addressed. Thanks, Kelly ... View more

Hi Danielle, I added a few recommendations this thread Allow access to the organization through HTTPS only. I made a few suggestions about using some web map specific tools. I would recommend using these over creating a batch script so you can identify if the servers that you are referencing have https enabled on them. Let me know if any of those suggestions will work. -Kelly ... View more

Hi Danielle and Eric, Well done on starting to consider the move to https only. There are some tools available to help with this switch. Check out this blog by Chris Whitmore for information about the tools available in web maps for changing the protocol. https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-online/administration/updating-web-map-layers-to-use-https/  When you enable the HTTPS only option in your ArcGIS Online organization, you can go through each web map and use the update layers to HTTPS option. This will update your web map to make HTTPS references to your layers. If you flip the https only switch before doing this, ArcGIS Online will automatically make https calls to layers hosted by Esri and in ArcGIS Online. As all ArcGIS Online layers support both http and https we can account for this change to make minimal impact for our layers.  If you are using other layers hosted on local servers, you will want to check if these servers support https. Once you flip the https only switch you won't be able to make calls to http layers. I would suggest checking either all of your maps, your mission critical maps, your most recent maps and/or your most viewed maps for server references without https enabled on the Server.  You can always try enabling the policy during a low traffic time, check all of your maps and apps and disable the https only setting if a problem comes up if you want to just give it a try without checking every map.  Another item to be aware of is where you may have made http references to images in web apps or organizational properties. In many cases, images were added without considering http/https, especially if the app was created a couple of years ago. I'd suggest also reviewing references to http images in high traffic apps.  Below is another blog about moving to https with story maps: https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-online/uncategorized/an-important-message-about-web-security-and-story-…  Let us know if this helps, if you have any specific questions or share your experiences. Thanks, Kelly  ... View more

Hi Rodell, Here is a blog about the new functionality: https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-online/data-management/visualizing-related-data-with-join-features-in-a…  Let me know if this helps. -Kelly ... View more

Thanks Ronnie,   You have described what causes this issue well. The issue is that when publishing a default value of 0 or null is added, which is automatically added when editing in Javascript Applications. It was built this way to support the workflows in the past, but now results in an unideal user experience. There is a way to workaround this with ArcGIS Online Feature Services. When publishing a default value is added to the editing template. This default value can be changed to null through the feature Services admin API, which will result in records without required fields being rejected.   You can see this behaviour with the following web map where i modified the template for the field RatsFound to have a default of null: http://arcg.is/1fL99W    https://services5.arcgis.com/cuQhNeNcUrgLmYGD/ArcGIS/rest/services/Rat_Tracker/FeatureServer/0?f=pjson    To change this you will need to access the feature service admin api, and modify the template to include null the correct template value. In this example, I changed the template from example A To example B in the updatedefinition call of the feature service admin: Example A: Space for default value { "templates": [                        {                         "name": "Rats",                       "description": "",                         "drawingTool": "esriFeatureEditToolPolygon",                         "prototype": {                                     "attributes": {                                                "Inspection": null,                                                "DogBreed": null,                                                 "RatsFound": ""                                                               }                                                       }                                     }                                ] } Example B: null for default value { "templates": [                        {                         "name": "Rats",                       "description": "",                         "drawingTool": "esriFeatureEditToolPolygon",                         "prototype": {                                     "attributes": {                                                "Inspection": null,                                                "DogBreed": null,                                                 "RatsFound": null                                                               }                                                       }                                     }                                ] } ... View more

Hi James, There is no release date planned for this functionality in ArcGIS Enterprise (portal) due to a difference in infrastructure between ArcGIS  and ArcGIS Enterprise. I have passed along this request to the team and will post updates as they come. I'd suggest logging an idea on the ideas site, and sharing what information you would like to track in ArcGIS Enterprise. Thomas Edghill ... View more

Hi Amelia, How many features are you trying to display in your time enabled layer? If the entire data-set can be retrieved from the server in a single query, the animation will be more smooth than if each time windows needs to be queried individually. This is due to the response time of the request. Are you able to share your app and or map?  ... View more

How did you set the required filed? By not allowing null values? ... View more

Hi Lauren, Is the content shared with the organization or shared with everyone? If the content is shared with Everyone, the users will still be able to view content that is shared with everyone. A user with the External Partner role that you created should not be able to see content that has been shared with the organization. I'd suggest taking a look at the specific content, but if that doesn't help, get in contact with technical support to look into this further. Thanks, Kelly ... View more

Yes. Can you share your embed code? ... View more