Latest Contributions by MikeMinami

Steve, You don't necessarily need to toggle your organization to enable SSL, unless you want to. There is a small overhead with SSL. It also means all request are sent over HTTPS. You can simply modify your embed code and change http to https for accessing your organization, for instance, https://whsgis.maps.arcgis.com... Thanks, Mike ... View more

Yes, the list reflects the the domains you need to add to your trusted sites. Thanks, Mike ... View more

Xander, I can't save your map either. It turns out there are polygons (below) in your feature layer that have no vertices. How was this data created? Do you have the original data we can test with? We will now check for this case when saving the map, but the underlying problem is that the data shouldn't be this way. {FID: 7, CSDNAME: "Aroland 83"} {FID: 12, CSDNAME: "Ville-Marie"} {FID: 17, CSDNAME: "Englehart"} {FID: 30, CSDNAME: "Pays Plat 51"} {FID: 35, CSDNAME: "Shoal Lake (Part) 39A"} {FID: 40, CSDNAME: "Factory Island 1"} {FID: 74, CSDNAME: "Saint-Lambert"} {FID: 86, CSDNAME: "Deseronto"} {FID: 93, CSDNAME: "Christian Island 30A"} {FID: 105, CSDNAME: "Thessalon"} {FID: 116, CSDNAME: "New Credit (Part) 40A"} {FID: 124, CSDNAME: "Chichester"} {FID: 135, CSDNAME: "Lansdowne House"} {FID: 139, CSDNAME: "Big Island Mainland 93"} {FID: 151, CSDNAME: "Rainy River"} {FID: 159, CSDNAME: "Sabaskong Bay 35D"} {FID: 173, CSDNAME: "Gore Bay"} {FID: 177, CSDNAME: "Duhamel-Ouest"} {FID: 228, CSDNAME: "Rivi�?�e-Beaudette"} {FID: 243, CSDNAME: " "} {FID: 248, CSDNAME: "Westport"} {FID: 254, CSDNAME: "Waltham"} {FID: 306, CSDNAME: "Grenville"} {FID: 323, CSDNAME: "Clerval"} {FID: 333, CSDNAME: "Saug-a-Gaw-Sing 1"} {FID: 354, CSDNAME: "Agency 1"} {FID: 355, CSDNAME: "Peawanuck"} {FID: 370, CSDNAME: "Notre-Dame-de-Bonsecours"} {FID: 378, CSDNAME: "Mattawa"} {FID: 384, CSDNAME: "South River"} {FID: 401, CSDNAME: "Bear Island 1"} {FID: 408, CSDNAME: "Pic Mobert North"} {FID: 425, CSDNAME: "Rapide-Danseur"} {FID: 443, CSDNAME: "La Reine"} {FID: 445, CSDNAME: "Newbury"} {FID: 450, CSDNAME: "Burk's Falls"} {FID: 453, CSDNAME: "Lake Helen 53A"} {FID: 485, CSDNAME: "Chapleau 75"} {FID: 486, CSDNAME: "Pic River 50"} {FID: 495, CSDNAME: "Rocky Bay 1"} {FID: 504, CSDNAME: "Duck Lake 76B"} {FID: 509, CSDNAME: "Long Lake 58"} {FID: 530, CSDNAME: "Sabaskong Bay (Part) 35C"} {FID: 562, CSDNAME: "Cobalt"} {FID: 573, CSDNAME: "Point Edward"} {FID: 574, CSDNAME: "Aylmer"} {FID: 577, CSDNAME: "Roquemaure"} {FID: 583, CSDNAME: "Lac-Duparquet"} {FID: 600, CSDNAME: "MacDowell Lake"} {FID: 616, CSDNAME: "N�?��??ec"} {FID: 618, CSDNAME: "Prescott"} {FID: 35, CMANAME: "Toronto"} {FID: 81, CMANAME: "Toronto"} {FID: 90, CMANAME: "Toronto"} {FID: 155, CMANAME: "Toronto"} {FID: 162, CMANAME: "Toronto"} {FID: 172, CMANAME: "Ottawa - Gatineau (partie du Qu�??ec / Quebec part)"} {FID: 186, CMANAME: "Toronto"} {FID: 275, CMANAME: "Toronto"} {FID: 406, CMANAME: "Toronto"} {FID: 448, CMANAME: "Toronto"} {FID: 477, CMANAME: "Toronto"} {FID: 607, CMANAME: "Toronto"} {FID: 615, CMANAME: "Toronto"} {FID: 644, CMANAME: "Ottawa - Gatineau (partie du Qu�??ec / Quebec part)"} {FID: 678, CMANAME: "Toronto"} {FID: 769, CMANAME: "Toronto"} {FID: 792, CMANAME: "Toronto"} {FID: 41, CMANAME: "Ottawa - Gatineau (partie du Qu�??ec / Quebec part)"} {FID: 166, CMANAME: "Ottawa - Gatineau (partie du Qu�??ec / Quebec part)"} {FID: 185, CMANAME: "Ottawa - Gatineau (partie du Qu�??ec / Quebec part)"} {FID: 332, CMANAME: "Toronto"} {FID: 339, CMANAME: "Toronto"} {FID: 348, CMANAME: "Toronto"} {FID: 427, CMANAME: "Toronto"} {FID: 428, CMANAME: "Toronto"} {FID: 447, CMANAME: "Toronto"} {FID: 454, CMANAME: "Toronto"} {FID: 574, CMANAME: "Toronto"} {FID: 593, CMANAME: "Toronto"} {FID: 704, CMANAME: "Toronto"} {FID: 779, CMANAME: "Toronto"} {FID: 796, CMANAME: "Toronto"} {FID: 4, CMANAME: "Toronto"} {FID: 19, CMANAME: "Ottawa - Gatineau (partie du Qu�??ec / Quebec part)"} {FID: 31, CMANAME: "Toronto"} {FID: 122, CMANAME: "Toronto"} {FID: 290, CMANAME: "Toronto"} {FID: 372, CMANAME: "Toronto"} {FID: 443, CMANAME: "Toronto"} {FID: 577, CMANAME: "Toronto"} {FID: 584, CMANAME: "Toronto"} {FID: 647, CMANAME: "Kingston"} Thanks Mike ... View more

This is something that is new. If you are not the owner of the map, it will open on the legend tab instead of the about tab. Thanks, Mike ... View more

ArcGIS Online doesn't support custom hosting web applications. Thanks, Mike ... View more

I can see the problem on my iPhone. It looks like there's some extra white space above the gallery of maps. I can scroll along the right edge of the screen. We'll have to take a look. Thanks, Mike ... View more

Xander, How big is your web map? You can look at the item details page. It may be too large. As it gets larger than 5MB, it means you have too much data. What browser are you using?  We tell people that web maps can handle up to 1000 features. However, features are not the true limit, but rather the graphic points that make up the features. So, for example, if you have a polygon layer where the polygons have lots of vertices, you will reach the limits of a browser much more quickly. I suspect this may be the problem. If you can share the URL to your web map, we can look. Or share the shapefile you loaded into it. Further, open the shapefile in ArcMap and see how many vertices there are. If you can generalize the data, that will help. Thanks, Mike ... View more

the layer in the map is no longer a shapefile once loaded into the map. It shouldn't make a difference that there is no data in the layer. If you share your web map, we can take a look. thanks, Mike ... View more

We have tracked down the issue. We will address this in a patch for this week. So by Friday, it should just work. Thanks for providing your web maps to help in tracking this down. Mike ... View more

We simplified the user interface and removed map authoring tools for anonymous users to allow them to more easily browse a map without being overwhelmed by all the authoring tools. We have received numerous comments that our interface is too complex for people who just want to look at a map. Our assumption is that people who want to modify a map will want to save their map, thus they will need to sign in to do so. We did provide anonymous users the option to modify the map without signing in from ArcGIS.com website, but not an organization's website. The reason we did it this way is because there is no ability for an anonymous user to sign in to an org website and save their map. People would often get confused, thinking their public account would allow them to sign in to an organization's website. Thus, we disabled the ability to modify the map so anonymous viewers wouldn't be able to make changes that they couldn't save. One important point to remember here is that www.arcgis.com is a completely separate website from any organization's website, even though organization's items shared publicly appear on arcgis.com as well. Hope this helps explain why things are working as they are now... Mike ... View more

Thanks for sharing your web maps. I can reproduce the problem in that I can't do a save as either. We'll have to investigate this. Mike ... View more

Jerry, Can you share one of your maps publicly so I can try to do Save As? Thanks, Mike ... View more