Latest Contributions by AnthonyGiles

Yes a EDN licence is totally different as it provides access to a development licence for all of esri software. I have not seen 10.3 available for download yet ... View more

You should be able to use a Portal for ArcGIS account for signing in. Portal is now shipped for free with a server advanced licence and at 10.3 it will also be free for a standard licence: UC Q&A | 2014 Esri User Conference‌ my main bug bear is that although Esri are saying portal is now free there is often some sort of installation cost, wether that is money, time or manpower. Nothing is totally free ... View more

Have a look at this microsoft help: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms177419(v=sql.105).aspx ... View more

They have been uploaded as pdf's, try this link: https://community.esri.com/community/user-conference/content?filterID=contentstatus%5Bpublished%5D%7Eobjecttype%7Eobjecttype%5Bdocument%5D ... View more

Matt, That sounds to me that the original projections were not the same. If your countries are appearing really small in the middle of the atlantic ocean then the shapefile was probably originally in decimal degrees and your basemap is in web mercator. If somebody has just changed the projection of the countires and not actually reprojected the data that maybe causing the issue. Try stripping off the projection info of your countires that add a new geographic WGS84 projection to them ... View more

There was a paper pocket book in the registration pack which was the same as the online PDF: http://www.esri.com/~/media/Files/Pdfs/events/user-conference/pdfs/uc-pocket-book‌ but I know what you mean it didn't have too much detail ... View more

I Personally always find the paper version a lot easier to use than any of the different apps I have tried. You can just strike through sessions you don't want to go to, see what's left then make a choice. It's too much effort on the app to add things to your calendar then see what clashes ... View more

Stefan, it all depends on where your photos are stored, the following blog shows you how to add photos from Flickr: Using Flickr photos in the hosted map tour story map | ArcGIS Blog‌ and facebook: Using Facebook photos in the hosted map tour story map | ArcGIS Blog‌ from a csv: Using the Storytelling Playlist template | ArcGIS Blog‌ from dropbox: Using Dropbox files in ArcGIS Online web maps | ArcGIS Blog‌ storing files in arcgis online: Using photos stored in ArcGIS Online | ArcGIS Blog‌ Adding geotagged photos to your web map | ArcGIS Blog‌ ... View more

As far as I can tell collector is limited to the scales you have set in your cache, when you use the javascript API it now makes use if resampling allowing you to zoom in past the lowest cache layer, see this blog: Welcome to Resampling! | ArcGIS Blog‌ ... View more

Adam, You can create your own basemaps and put them on to collector, there is a blog that shows you how to do it here: Using your own Basemap layers with Collector for ArcGIS | ArcGIS Blog‌ ... View more

Jack, have a look at this post: Python script for mass find and replace of workspace path?‌ ... View more

Jack, have a look at this post: Python script for mass find and replace of workspace path?‌ ... View more