Latest Contributions by KellyGerrow

Hello, Can you share the service or the app that you are building?  Are any of your fields using subtypes? If so, this discussion maybe helpful https://community.esri.com/message/592880?sr=search&searchId=bb4c5f3f-1ed5-42cc-91a6-937eea72ce9f&searchIndex=0‌ -Kelly ... View more

Hi Nathaniel,  The above service seems to have some very complex geometry, over 100,000 vertices on some features. Depending on the use of this specific dataset, I would recommend simplifying the geometery, publishing the service as a tiled service or apply multiscale geometry optimization settings on the feature layer to improve the performance of this particular data set. -Kelly ... View more

Hi Bruce, Jason ran into an issue with how his table was structured. you can read more about the specific bug at this link: BUG-000097921: In ArcGIS Online, publishing a CSV file as a feature..  The particular issue was related to how the spreadsheet was structured. When creating a service out of a csv file, ArcGIS online determines the field length based on the first 10 records. Some entries exceeded the initial field length further down in the csv, causing the duplication. This bug is being worked on by the team.  If this sounds similar to your data, try adding the longest values as the first records in your spreadsheet. If it seems unrelated, contact support so that they can help look at your data. -Kelly ... View more

Hello, There is a known issue with storing items with the source url in the same folder. Please see the following defect for more information. BUG-000091348: Moving two items referring to the same service URL  While a solution is being worked on, I recommend using the default folder for storing multiple copies of a layer, or adding the item directly to the folder, removing the need to move the item. -Kelly ... View more

Hi Sergio, The location button in the Geoform app (and other apps) uses the Geolocation API to prompt the user for permission and find their position. Starting with Google Chrome version 50 and potentially other browsers, some HTML5 web APIs will require using a secure origin like https to work correctly such as the Geolocation API. This blog explains this in further detail: Increased web API security in Google Chrome | ArcGIS Blog  As a result of these changing standards, the locate button shouldn't be displayed for apps that are loaded via http. There is a bug where the locate button appears with some mobile browsers that is resulting in the error that you are seeing when you try to use the locate button with an app that loads of http. The bug is being worked on for a future release. Long story short: If you want to use the locate button, ensure that you load the app over https. -Kelly ... View more

As some follow up, this was caused by the following bug: BUG-000099728. As a workaround, ensure that there is no text in the description field of the Map in ArcGIS Pro when publishing. ... View more

HI, Thanks for your feedback. This functionality isn't available currently. Please upvote the following ideas and leave you comments if this is something that you would find helpful in future releases of ArcGIS Online. Improve Named User Management Tools‌ Set Expiry Date for User Account‌ -Kelly ... View more