Latest Contributions by JustinPence2

‎07-29-2019

I am trying to create a serial chart, that shows the top rig operators. The layer is a hosted feature service, and contains individual points. My category field is Operator Name, and my statistic is count. The table will then display the number of rigs per operator name. However, when I try to sort by statistic, I get the error, "Cannot Access Data." Again, this is a hosted feature service, and by looking at the metadata, statistics are enabled for this layer. Ultimately, I would like a chart showing the top ten operators by Rig Count in a geographic area that updates as you zoom in/out in the map. Update: I've tested this on ArcGIS Online, and have no issues running the same exact scenario. However, when I try in Portal 10.7, I can't sort by statistic. I assume I've encountered some type of bug Any ideas?

‎07-16-2019

Looking for input on the best way to structure my data. I manage 10's of 1,000's of assets. Each asset has a net income by month. So for example: Asset Jan Feb March April 1 100 200 300 400 2 200 300 100 500 If I wanted to display a chart, or do any type of query what is the best way to structure the data. The example above has the columns as integers or doubles. Another method could be below. Date Asset Income 01/01/2019 1 100 01/01/2019 2 200 02/01/2019 1 200 02/01/2019 2 300 This would allow date field searches and structure. But would duplicate the fields. I manage over 100,000 assets, so for one calendar year I would have a table with over a million records. Any ideas on the best way to structure my data. Ultimately, I would like to create charts showing monthly income in a web app or through Ops Dashboard

‎07-16-2019

I am running 10.7 Enterprise, and I notice the same behavior. I wish I could filter based on the cached map service, as my feature is made up of 10's of thousands of points, and it is not ideal to host them as a feature service. The other work around I could find is adding the map service as the rest service URL, and add layer from web. However, this will draw each feature similar to as a hosted feature service. Depends on your scale and amount of features to whether or not it will work.

‎03-21-2019

I also agree. Being able to at least export a list to a CSV from Operations Dashboard would benefit my organization.

‎11-12-2018

Thank you, I'll try it out and see what happens.

‎10-12-2018

Thank you

‎10-11-2018

I am trying to create an ArcGIS Enterprise Site. I am the portal administrator. After completing a draft of my site, I come back to it later, and now receive errors for the statistics panels: "There was an error while fetching the summary statistic." When I turn on the inspector in Chrome, I notice I have several errors: Error: Token Required. Has anyone ran into this issue with Enterprise Sites. I appear to be running into several issues with it.

‎07-25-2018

I think the symbology was fixed, specifically when there is a polygon involved, it now shows the outline. If my polygonal data did not have a fill and was completely transparent, the symbology would not appear in the legend. If it had a fill and and outline, the fill would show up, but not the outline. I think that issue is now fixed. Labeling is a different story. The labeling appears to be fine for a normal web layer. When I run a query, I get the layer name with _QueryResult at the end. Speaking with a few of the engineers at the UC, this can't be changed yet...but might be in a future release. If "Override" isn't the actual layer name, and is of another error, I haven't experienced that yet. Wish I could be more help.

‎06-15-2018

Good, to know, I am still on 10.5, so I'll need to upgrade in the future. Thanks

‎06-15-2018

Issue still persists. It appears the outlines do not show for query results, on the fill.

‎02-09-2016

Thank you very much. The dev tools worked like a charm, and I found the last four digits. The map worked as planned. Thanks again.Kelly Hutchins

‎02-08-2016

I would like the ability to perform a feature search/zoom into a feature class using URL Parameters and ArcGIS Online. The syntax looks to be simple, but I can not get it to work for my feature and web map. An example of what I am trying to perform is found in this link Use URL parameters to modify embedded maps—ArcGIS Online Help | ArcGIS I have created a feature class in ArcGIS Desktop, and have uploaded it with Desktop to my organizations' ArcGIS Online account as a feature service. I have created the web map using ArcGIS Online. I also have enabled the find locations by layer as well. My webmap and data is not public information, so sharing the URL would not work, but here's an example of what I am trying to search and zoom to on the map. Feature: OilGas Attribute: Name Name: 10005 If I follow the samples, the end of my url should be &feature=OilGas;Name;10005 This does not seem to work. My map shows up, but it will not zoom to the feature. Is my syntax wrong? Does the map need to publicly shared, or do I need ArcGIS Server? Currently it is not shared other then my organization. We do not have server. And I am not sure why the syntax in the URL is wrong. I would be most appreciate of any suggestions/help in this manner

‎10-22-2015

From the documentation "In some cases, when you attempt to add a file with fewer than 1,000 features, you see an error message that the shapefile is too big to add to the map. This occurs when the extracted data is too big to display in a web browser or the file is larger than 10 MB. Often, generalizing the features will reduce the overall size and allow the shapefile to be added to the map. If that doesn't work, you may need to create a feature service with ArcGIS for Server" You could try generalizing the features geometry. If that does not help, it may be a problem that even though you aggregated the shapefile, it was comprised of 5000 polygons, and therefore will not upload. Your options then would be to break apart the into 5-6 shapefiles and load them individually, or create a feature service.

‎10-20-2015

You might want to look at your original reply to Chris Smith. If you shapefile is larger then 10 megs it will not work. The best practices tab can also help Shapefiles—ArcGIS Online Help | ArcGIS Otherwise, having multiple polygons shouldn't be an issue.

‎10-20-2015

A better option would be to share as a service, from arcgis desktop. The service can either be a feature or tiled service. You can then change the amount of features(polygons) to a larger amount then 1000. Start a blank mxd, load in your shapefile, then file---share as---service. Then go through the prompts. Otherwise, you are limited to what you can upload to ArcGIS Online in terms of a straight shapefile or, gpx file.

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Latest Contributions by JustinPence2

Can't Sort By Statistic Due To Cannot Access Data Error - Serial Chart

Data Structure for Value By Month

Re: Selector won't filter map data

Re: Add reporting and ability to export to CSV

Re: ArcGIS Enterprise Sites - Token Error

Re: ArcGIS Enterprise Sites - Token Error

ArcGIS Enterprise Sites - Token Error

Re: WAB Printing Legend issues: Query Result Layer

Re: WAB Printing Legend issues: Query Result Layer

Re: WAB Printing Legend issues: Query Result Layer

Re: Having trouble using feature search using URL Parameters for ArcGIS Online

Having trouble using feature search using URL Parameters for ArcGIS Online

Re: Loading a multi-polygon shp file into ArcGIS Online?

Re: Loading a multi-polygon shp file into ArcGIS Online?

Re: Loading a multi-polygon shp file into ArcGIS Online?

Re: WAB Printing Legend issues: Query Result Layer

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Having trouble using feature search using URL Para...

Re: WAB Printing Legend issues: Query Result Layer

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