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You are accessing a hosted feature service right? Did you enable the Sync option? As I understand it, there may be a bug in Desktop here. The desktop team is investigating it and would make any fix available in a service pack release. Is it possible for you to share your service so we can reproduce the problem? Maybe giving us the steps you used to create it would help... On the ArcGIS.com side, we are working on exporting directly from the website to a FGDB, which would contain the attachments. Scheduled for release at this point, by the end of the year. Thanks, Mike
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We need a reproducible case. There could be a bug that is specific to your configuration. Perhaps you can publish a test service and create a dummy username/password for us to test against. You can sent a private message for this. Alternatively, you could contact Esri technical support and have them help troubleshoot. Thanks, Mike
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It's being implemented in the API first. Then a UX in arcgis.com. I'd say you should see something in the API within the next 3-6 months...no guarantees though. Thanks, Mike
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Most likely, the problem is that your organization is configured to prevent anonymous access. You can check this setting on the My Organization page, when editing the settings. If anonymous access is disabled, then anyone who tries to access the URL to your organization will be prompted to sign in. When the system generates a bit.ly for an item, if the item is public, we will generate it using the www.arcgis.com... url to prevent the issue with organizations that have disabled anonymous access. In general, you need to think about your organization's website and URL as a completely different site from www.arcgis.com. They do have some overlap and look similar, but the really function independently. Thanks, Mike
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Can you share the URL to your map services? These services are externally visible, right? What version of ArcGIS Server are you running? As far as a personal account, it's meant for one user only. Thanks, Mike
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I think your best option is to contact your account manager and we can get you the specific information you need to satisfy your requirements. Thanks, Mike
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not sure about the limits. We use a stemming model for searches. Thanks, Mike
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No, this is not possible out of the box. You might be able to build your own app with the JavaScript API. Thanks, Mike
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you might try generalizing your polygon data. Often data has many superfluous vertices. Eliminating those will reduce the size of the data being sent across the wire. Thanks, Mike
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This is something we're working on, to be able to take the expression from Arcmap and render symbols accordingly. The APIs currently do support a simple rotation of a symbol, but not based on an expression, like from a field value. You might be able to write something yourself to do so...but I couldn't tell you how. Thanks, Mike
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Yes, ArcMap displays the first 1000 features, but as you pan, it will make further requests for additional features, while caching the first set. In ArcGIS.com, we make up to (I believe) 9 requests for features, because arcgis.com we divide the display area into a grid. There are a couple of reasons to limit features returned to a client based on how feature services work. Feature services return the actual geometry of a feature to the client, so the client can draw it. So given 1000 polygons, each with 1000 vertices, the amount of data adds up. So we limit it to manage load against the server, but also to manage the amount of data being transferred across the wire to a client. Then, ultimately, the client has to draw the features. Web and mobile apps are much more limited in the number of features they can handle. Hope this helps explain things. Mike
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The problem is due to the Bing Maps basemap. Since your map is an older map, it's using the complimentary Bing Maps Basemap. This is not working in the mobile viewer. You could change your basemap, but then you would permanently lose the Bing Maps basemap and not be able to use it again, without obtaining your own Bing Maps Key from Microsoft. Complimentary use of Bing Maps basemaps will be completely phased out by the end of the year. Click here for more details. Thanks, Mike
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If you are an administrator of the organization, you can configure what your organization displays in the gallery. You can point it to the Esri default gallery. http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/arcgisonline/index.html#/Configuring_the_gallery/010q000000mp000000/ Thanks, Mike
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i've documented the problem. We'll need to look into it. Thanks, Mike
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We currently don't change the frame size of the image when the popup window is maximized. It's a good idea though. Thanks, Mike
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