Latest Contributions by MikeMinami

I don't know. it seems the field has unique values. khaled hassan‌ any idea? Richard Siller‌, could you try to set the property again with the browser console window open? The request to the server failed and the UX is returning a generic error, probably incorrect in this case. I'm wondering if the console window would contain a more explicit server error message. Mike ... View more

Could you store these PDFs as attachments to the pipe segments themselves? Assuming that the layer is a hosted layer. Alternatively, you could upload the PDFs to AGOL and somehow reference them from the pipe segments. Hope this helps, Mike ... View more

I'd like to emphasize that, while you can increase the max record count of the service, it's not a recommended practice. Most of Esri's current client apps don't use this setting and already fetch data in spatial tiles and paginate as needed. There are some specific cases where it may help, for example, with ArcMap, as mentioned in the support article. Thanks, Mike ... View more

The system doesn't allow someone with a public account to join a group owned by someone with an organizational account, nor vice versa. We never allowed this, as far as I can recall. However, there may have been a bug back in 2014?? Mike ... View more

Hi Carrie, There's nothing I can think of that would account for not being able to edit or add fields. Some basic questions. Is editing enabled on the layer? Could it have gotten disabled for some reason? Do you have a hosted tile layer created from this layer? That would prevent adding a new field to it. I'd suggest calling Esri Technical support.  Mike ... View more

Unfortunately, there isn't a way to change the shape. Mike ... View more

Changing the default value on a field, once set, is not supported. Having said that, the default value when new records get added is primarily controlled by feature templates as described here. https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/manage-data/manage-feature-templates.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_AF3434562C3442F393C942E8952A3673 I believe if you set these up, the editing tools in all apps will use the templates. Mike ... View more

I'm not sure I understand your question. But, the first shortened link *is* a link to the item page and the second (and third) shortened link *is* a link to the running app.  The tool that generates the shortened link just takes the URL as provided. I don't know why the URL is different in the two cases you provide to the app. Mikw ... View more

I don't believe you can create an organizational account from a public account. However, once you've created an organizational account, a public account can join it as described here. https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/reference/join-org.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_73A22DB113B7429B91101EA4D8A8E835 Mike ... View more

From the perspective of a free/public account, there isn't much difference between the file based layers you mention. All of these file types are converted within the map to a feature collection. While you can edit the layers within the map, you can't really update them with an updated file without removing the layer and adding it again. And there really isn't any export ability. There is one somewhat dynamic file based layer supported in the map with a public account. You can add a CSV by reference. In this case, you choose the 'Add layer from web' option and choose the CSV option. Here's a documentation link. https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/create-maps/add-layers.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_A82A515232CB4672838FEB9FCF8E76D8 Adding a URL-based CSV file containing latitude, longitude coordinates to your map allows you to display the latest CSV data when the map is refreshed. For example, you could display up-to-date earthquake information by adding a CSV file containing earthquake locations (latitude, longitude) that is frequently updated on the USGS Earthquake Hazards Program website. Each time your map is opened, the earthquake layer is refreshed with the latest data. If you want to change the frequency at which the layer is refreshed, you can set a refresh interval.  The thing to keep in mind when adding layers to maps in a public account is that the layer's data is stored in the map. Thus, there is a limit to the number of features the map can store across all layers.  Mike ... View more

Unfortunately, there is no simple way to refresh your existing map. The sublayers of a map service get written to the web map. Thus, subsequent changes to the map service are not reflected in the web map. Having said that, there is an unsupported tool you can use to look at and manually edit the JSON of the web map definition. https://ago-assistant.esri.com/ If you compare your existing map with 30 layers to the one with 33 layers, you may be able to copy some of the JSON that defines the tables from one map to the other. While I've used this tool before, I've not tried your particular task. Note, again that this is an unsupported tool and if you make a mistake, you can break your map and there won't be a way to recover it. I'd suggest saving a copy of it and working on that map. Save a copy of your web map. Login to the ago assistant with your ArcGIS Online account Navigate to the folder containing your web map At the top of the page, select "I want to view an item's JSON" Select your web map in the list of items on the left. Upon doing so, there are 2 sections of JSON that you'll see. One defines the item details card, for example, the name of your web map, description, and tags. The second section of JSON is the actual definition of the web map. This is the section you can edit. By comparing your web map with 33 layers, you might be able to see the difference in JSON and copy that to your existing web map. Mike ... View more

The issue was addressed. It was simply a display issue in ArcGIS Online, where the field's default value was not being displayed. I am able to reproduce your problem, but it appears to be a separate issue. I believe when the FGDB gets published, the default value gets ignored during publishing.  I'll write up an issue on this. You can check your hosted feature layer to see if the default value is null. From the overview tab of the layer, click to the View link in the URL section on the bottom right of the item details page. On the service directory page, click the layer name. Click the JSON link at the top of the page (very small link) Find your field, I suspect the default value will be null. name: "Amount", type: "esriFieldTypeInteger", alias: "", sqlType: "sqlTypeOther", nullable: true, editable: true, domain: null, defaultValue: null If your goal is to provide a default value for the field when people edit it, a better approach is to set the default value on the feature template as described here https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/manage-data/manage-feature-templates.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_AF3434562C3442F393C942E8952A3673 Feature templates control a field's default value during editing via templates, which is the way features get added to the map. hope this helps, Mike ... View more

No it isn't possible to remove the menu options. What do you want to do? If your goal is to prevent access to your site to the public, you can disable anonymous access via the Organization > Setting > Security If you want to more explicitly control content for the public, consider creating an Open Data site. https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/administer/configure-open-data.htm http://doc.arcgis.com/en/hub/ Hope this helps, Mike ... View more

When we first implemented Predominance mapping, ArcGIS Server services didn't expose the necessary tech to draw layers this way. But now they do. So this feature sort of slipped through the cracks. Thanks for bringing it to our attention. We will address it at a future update. Thanks, Mike ... View more