Latest Contributions by MikeMinami

Yes, you can add multiple images that can be scrolled through. See this post for info on how to do it. Basically, you need attribute fields as part of your data that define the images you want to show for a particular feature. http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/25212-Image-view-pop-up-capability Hope this helps, Mike ... View more

ArcGIS.com was updated last week, so this is why you things are a little different now. So you are using the beta version? May I suggest posting any issues related to the beta here: http://forums.arcgis.com/forums/188-ArcGIS-Online Several changes were made that affect the URL to an organization. There are some issues outstanding that we need to address. In my experience, if a user is not signed in, they will be able to access content shared with the public. If they are signed in, but not a member of the organization, then this is where we've seen issues. Do you have access to the above linked forum? If so I will move this thread. Thanks, Mike ... View more

No, there's no specific help pages for accessing arcgis.com on a smartphone from the web browser. Basically, it lets you view the map. That's about it really. Thanks, Mike ... View more

Unfortunately, the popups are not accessible from this application. You can only get additional information for map service layers (not layers based on shapefiles and csvs). And the information returned is formatted using the classic ArcGIS Desktop Identify tool. This application was written before popups and support for shapefiles and CSVs were available. We plan to update it in the near future. If you want the popups now, and are comfortable with a little programming, take a look at the side-by-side viewer, which does support popups. Thanks, Mike ... View more

There is no user interface to do this. There's probably a way to write code using the JavaScript API, however, as I'm not a JavaScript programmer, here's how I got the bookmark info. First, temporarily share your web map item with everyone. Go to the item details page of the web map, like this one. http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=925f2a7293a54506a7c9c810b44656dd Notice that the URL contains the ID of the web map Replace your ID in this URL:  http://www.arcgis.com/sharing/content/items/925f2a7293a54506a7c9c810b44656dd/data?f=pjson Use the web browser to search for 'bookmark'. You should see a section like this:   "bookmarks": [     {       "name": "California",       "extent": {         "xmin": -1.4225404365224404E7,         "ymin": 3530121.6153386203,         "xmax": -1.2038693860042663E7,         "ymax": 5496693.479059111,         "spatialReference": {"wkid": 102100}       }     },     {       "name": "Western US",       "extent": {         "xmin": -1.410065913506303E7,         "ymin": 2573741.517434749,         "xmax": -9727238.124699548,         "ymax": 6506885.244875732,         "spatialReference": {"wkid": 102100}       }     }   ] Hope this helps, Mike ... View more

Do you mean of your uploaded data? Esri doesn't assume ownership of your data...Here's the legalese from this page: http://www.esri.com/legal/pdfs/e-800-termsofuse.pdf 7. SHARING YOUR CONTENT In the event You desire to share content by uploading or publishing Your Content to a content-sharing function offered through an Esri website, You hereby grant Esri a nonexclusive, nontransferable, royalty-free, worldwide limited license to (i) use, store, cache, copy, reproduce, (re)distribute, and (re)transmit Your Content that is made available to end users of the Esri website; (ii) provide end users of the Esri website with a hypertext reference link from the Esri website to the end user's map services at a specific URL containing Your Content; and (iii) provide Your Content to an end user's web browser as intended by the Esri content-sharing function offered through the Esri website. During the process of registering, uploading, publishing, or submitting Your Content to the Esri website, You must designate and identify any redistribution limitations. You grant to all end users of the Esri website, subject to any redistribution limitations identified by You, the right to access and use Your Content subject to any of Your terms of use, License Agreements, or metadata file information that You provide when Your Content is registered, uploaded, published, or submitted for use on the Esri website. Thanks, Mike ... View more

You'll find the URL parameters available to viewing a particular extent in the section called Using URL Parameters in this help topic. http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcgisonline/help/#/Developing_with_web_maps/010q00000064000000/ Thanks, Mike ... View more

What area of the world are you looking at? I've heard of similar problems, but we don't really have any solution... http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/42696-Projecting-data-correctly-in-Arcgis-basemaps.?p=146150&viewfull=1#post146150 Mike ... View more

We plan to support German (and other languages) at our next release. Thanks, Mike ... View more

Here's a summary of the terms of use: http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcgisonline/e800_summary.pdf thanks, Mike ... View more

We couldn't use identify to support the capability of popups. Instead we send the query request to the server. Query didn't support domains in your version. Thanks Mike ... View more

You need to host it on ArcGIS Server. Alternatively, if it's a small dataset, you could export to CSV or shapefile and load it over the map. From the ArcGIS.com Map, click Add, then add data from file. Thanks, Mike ... View more

Jacob, Sean, Our database shows you currently have no open invitations to join a group. This is why you don't see any invitation button on the Groups tab. If you were invited to a group, maybe there's some other issue that the invitation didn't actually get delivered to your account. If you were requesting membership to a group, you would not see the invitation button, nor would you be in the group until the administrator of the group approved your membership. After their approval, the group would simply show up on the Groups tab. Jacob, your user profile is currently set to private. This means your name is not searchable within ArcGIS.com. Thus, another user who may have wanted to invite you to join their group would not have been able to find you in the system, so I'm not sure how they attempted to invite you. I suppose they could have if you had your profile set to public, then recently changed it to private. In any event, I'd suggest you ask the group owner of the group you want to join to invite you again. (Jacob, make your profile public first.) Thanks, Mike ... View more

Robert, I'm having trouble reproducing this. How have you configured your group? Is it public or private? Can users apply to join this group if public? Can you invite me to join your group? Search for username of Ekim3. Thanks, Mike ... View more

What version of IE are you using? Mike ... View more