Latest Contributions by MikeMinami

You should be able to simply save the map again. Once the layer fails to load, it is removed from the map. Thanks, Mike ... View more

We probably wouldn't build an API for python (but some enterprising developer could!). But there is a longer term plan to expose a rest endpoint for arcgis.com... Mike ... View more

Yes, 400MB is probably timing out on you. But it's a web tier time out.  The problem is that the post upload processing that we do to the file takes longer than the time out, but it still gets processed in our experience. If you come back in say 20 minutes, do you see the item in "My Contents"? If not, there could be some other error that you don't see that is preventing it from getting processed correctly Thanks, Mike ... View more

Sounds like you have a very specific use. It would probably be best to contact Esri directly using the contact information referenced on this page: http://www.esri.com/software/arcgis/arcgisonline/map-services-pricing.html Thanks, Mike ... View more

Can you explain what you mean exactly by "I can't display my maps in arcgis online."? If you have map documents, layer packages, etc. these can't be displayed interactively in arcgis.com. ArcGIS.com can only display map services hosted on an ArcGIS Server. If you have services and these are not displaying properly, can you provide the URL to your server so we can have a look? Thanks, Mike ... View more

ArcGIS Online standard map services are available at no cost for internal (personal or within an organization) and noncommercial, external use. To use these map services for commercial purposes, you must purchase an annual subscription. Subscription fees differ for ArcGIS Desktop, ArcGIS Server, and ArcGIS Web Mapping API users. Visit the ArcGIS Online resource center for more information. http://www.esri.com/software/arcgis/arcgisonline/subscription-based.html Thanks, Mike ... View more

How big is large? Mike ... View more

If you need to speak with someone, you would need to call ESRI technical support, as those of us who monitor the forums are not set up to handle calls. Sorry. Also, my web programming skills are basic at best 🙂 I've attached a text file that you can look at. Copy this file, change the extension to .html and place it on your web server. It should just work (I tried it myself locally). Thanks, Mike ... View more

I would say that pasting it into Notepad would be guaranteed to work...  They would then paste it into the web page to serve up. You are correct that part of the embed code is a valid URL to the map that will allow it to display in arcgis.com. But, it's not really meant to be used directly as links you send to someone. Thanks, Mike ... View more

Embedded code can't be copied and pasted into emails. Typically, you use the embed code inside a hosted web page. For example, you might copy the code into a .html file, put that file on your web server and serve it up. Your web page will then contain the embedded map. Alternatively, you can embed it into another website, such as a blog, like I did here: http://mikeandrika.blogspot.com/ Both of your maps are shown in the blog. What exactly do you want to do? If you want to send a link to your map through email, copy the link that's shown on the share dialog. See attachment. Thanks, Mike ... View more

No, it should only be one block of code. I'm not sure how the extra spaces are getting introduced when you copy and paste the code block. What you should see in the dialog window is this code. The bold red text below shows where an extra space is getting inserted, but shouldn't. Compare it to the code you pasted in. I've removed it here. <iframe width="500" height="400" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" marginheight="0" marginwidth="0" src="http://www.arcgis.com/home/webmap/embedViewer.html?webmap=17bc60b3d4084eaab11c42406e9ff186&amp;bing=true"></iframe><br /><small><a href="http://www.arcgis.com/home/webmap/viewer.html?webmap=17bc60b3d4084eaab11c42406e9ff186" style="color:#0000FF;text-align:left" target="_blank">View Larger Map</a></small> The short term solution is to just remove the spaces and it should just work. When I open your map and copy the embed code, I don't get any extra spaces in the embed code. What browser and version are you using? Where are you copying the code into? Maybe there are some differences. When you look at the code in the dialog box in arcgis.com, are there spaces already there for you? I'm guessing not. Another option would be to try pasting the code into Notepad and seeing what it looks like. Are there extra spaces? Thanks, Mike ... View more

Looks like there are some extra blank spaces in your text. I'm not sure how they got embedded into the embed code. In the first case, look for "webmap=" and remove the space between the e and 9, then again between the 8 and 6. In the second case, there is a missing closing iframe at the end...append this to the end "</iframe>" without the quotes. Here they are working... http://mikeandrika.blogspot.com/ Good luck, Mike ... View more

HEC-GeoRas appears to be a tool created by the Army Core of Engineers... I found this website that you might have a look at: http://www.hec.usace.army.mil/software/hec-ras/hec-georas.html You won't get much response on this in this form. You might try cross posting in ArcGIS Desktop forum, however. Good Luck, Mike ... View more

You are correct, there is no option for this currently. We are working on expanding the capabilities of a group administrator to do this, and it's currently scheduled in the 2nd release of this year. Your only course of action at this time is to ask the person who added it to remove it. Thanks, Mike ... View more

Currently there is no way to get an RSS feed from arcgis.com. It is on the list of features to consider for a future release. Thanks Mike ... View more