Latest Contributions by MikeMinami

Thanks! I'll send this to our developers to investigate. Mike ... View more

Unfortunately, I can't reproduce your problem. Are you able to upload images in other areas of ArcGIS Online? For example, can you upload this image as the thumbnail of an item? I'm wondering if you're just having a general problem uploading files. Perhaps you can try this with Chrome's developer tools. 1. Get to the point where you select your image, but don't click save yet. 2. On the keyboard, hit ctrl-shift-i (lower case letter i) simultaneously. You'll see a window appear or part of the browser window taken over 3. Click the Network tab in the dev tools 4. Click Save to upload your image The network tab shows the requests that get sent. You should see 1 or 2 entries. If you click on them, on the left side, and on the right, you have Headers, Preview and Response, you might be able to see an error message from the request that doesn't get shown to you. In my case, you can see that the image upload was a success. This could help us troubleshoot the problem. Thanks, Mike ... View more

Can you describe what's happening a little more? Do you get past the upload dialog or is it just hanging? What browser are you using? Can you share your image here? Do you see any error message? Thanks, Mike ... View more

No, you can't do that as far as I know. Mike ... View more

If I understand your question correctly, it seems like you want the default date to be set to "today" such that when new features get added, they're added with the current date. If this is what you want, we don't support relative dates like this as default values as far as I know. Additionally, I will add that the AGOL UX doesn't let you change the default value on existing fields (via the Data>Fields tab). If you add a new field, you can set a default. The default value is maintained on the feature service itself. I don't know if the feature service REST API supports changing the default value on the server. If you publish from Pro, you can configure default values before publishing. To support creating new features, ArcGIS does support Feature Templates. Feature templates provide a way to add particular types of features. For example, say you have a trees layer. You might create templates to represent the various types of trees one could add, like 'pine', 'maple', 'birch', and so on. Here's a link to a help topic. Manage feature templates—ArcGIS Online Help | Documentation  Mike ... View more

Fiona Melville‌ Let's see if I understand your question correctly. You uploaded the attached CSV file as a hosted feature layer and want to use the values in the tree species column to generate a list (domain) from it.  The problem is when your CSV gets uploaded, there are no features getting created. It's empty because your latitude and Longitude columns are empty. Basically, without features, the other data in the CSV is lost. There are two options I see: 1. Manually generate the list. You can copy/paste the values in. 2. Enter in a placeholder lat/long value for each record. I used 1,1. This allowed a feature to get created for each species type. Then, you'll be able to auto generate the list. However, you'll have 173 invalid points in your layer, that you'll now need to delete one at a time (no select all, delete).  thanks Mike ... View more

On the Settings tab of the group, there's this option: However, if any members in the group are administrators of the organization,they will have the ability to invite other members. Mike ... View more

Unfortunately, the predominant style doesn't support Arcade expressions as input. Change style—ArcGIS Online Help | Documentation  Arcade expressions are supported for all styles except Heat map, Predominant Category, Predominant Category and Size, and the Age styles. thanks, Mike ... View more

Sharing is actually pretty simple. If an organization member can create content (based on their license), then they can share that content to others. Here's a link to the documentation on sharing. Share items—ArcGIS Online Help | Documentation  This blog post describes an upcoming change to sharing. https://community.esri.com/community/gis/web-gis/arcgisonline/blog/2019/11/22/whats-coming-in-arcgis-online  There's a good diagram in here that conceptually shows how sharing works. Sharing includes who can access an item--you, your organization, or everyone--and what groups it's shared with. "Private" sharing means sharing to specific groups that contain specific members. If you want to be very restrictive and share with only one person, you'd have to create a group where you and that person are the only members, and share your item to the group. hope this helps, Mike ... View more

How many layers do you have in your map? Are you approaching 16 layers? Could you make separate maps with less layers? Are you using the map viewer or have you written your own custom app? If you're using AGOL map viewer, there's not much you can do, other than remove layers. If you're writing your own app, you could disable WebGL for particular hosted feature layers but not others, or alternatively write your app with the JavaScript 4.x API. Mike ... View more

It is possible to get the GUID field to appear in the map viewer table by using an arcade expression. Arcade expressions created as part of the popup appear in the map viewer. Unfortunately, they don't appear on the data tab table. On your layer, configure the popup. Look for the 'Attribute expressions' section and Add one. You can change the title of your expression and enter the actual expression to return the GUID field. In my case, my GUID field is named 'guidfield'. Write the expression return $feature.guidfield The result in the map viewer table ... View more

Actually, I believe AGOL removes guid fields by default from the table. You can show them in the popup, but they don't appear in the table. I don't know the reason why we did that. But I'll write up an issue to make a change. Likely, we'll show them as hidden by default, but you could show them. Mike ... View more

Rickey Fite‌ You can add a "required" field by unchecking the "allows null values" option when creating the field. This option is available when there's no features in the layer. We don't show this option on layers with features because all records would violate the rule once the field gets created. thanks, Mike ... View more

Hi, Yes, there was a fix installed last night. It fixes the problem moving forward, but it doesn't repair layers that are now missing layers. But as you noticed, the layers aren't really missing and are still part of the service. It's just the references to the layer are broken on the item in ArcGIS Online.  The simple solution is to republish the layer. However, if you've created a lot of maps that reference the layer, they will now be broken. It may be possible to overwrite the layer, depending on the original data source of the layer, and that may restore the layers, but I'm not sure. Another repair option entails modifying the JSON of the item in ArcGIS Online. If you want to go this route, I'd suggest you contact Esri Technical Support. Hope this helps, Mike ... View more

Hi Jodie, Well, I'm not sure exactly what happened to your layer as I'm not able to reproduce the issue with calculate. There was an additional issue related to adding a new field to a layer, that has been fixed internally and will be released in an update tonight. Did you add any fields in AGOL before calculating? Even on a different layer?  The fix should prevent this from happening again, but it won't fix your existing broken layer. My suggestion is to republish it.  Thanks, Mike ... View more