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‎10-07-2014

Hi Amanda, this blog post should answer your question: Tutorial: Doing more with Story Map Shortlist symbols | ArcGIS Blog

‎09-26-2014

You must be almost there! The edit button won't be present, you have to specify to open yourself through the application URL. To open the builder, your URL have to end by '?edit', something like http://myserver/MapTour/index.html?edit

‎09-26-2014

Yes a shortlist may be better for you especially if you have meaningful way to categorize your data. Most of user won't browse through 194 points in a Map Tour. The shortlist and Map Tour data model are not the same so you won't be able to reuse your Map Tour webmap. But they are not so different, if you used a csv to build your Tour you will just have to copy/paste a bit. If you need more than 100 icons for a category, you will have to follow the same pattern than Map Tour. The configuration of Shortlist takes places in index.html.

‎09-24-2014

Hey Amanda, Your Tour is looking good, I like the colors. There is four FAQ entries that should answer all your questions: - Can I use more than 99 points?‌ - The downloadable version - Can I use the builder with the downloadable? - Can I customize the map icons? Doing 11 categories for 194 points may be a lot of icon creation work. Let us know if you have any questions. Have you also considered Shortlist?

‎09-24-2014

oops sorry. We don't have that FAQ for Map Journal yet but it's same pattern, the configuration to change is app/config.js

‎09-24-2014

Hi, yes by using the downloadable version, details on GitHub.

‎09-19-2014

Are you talking about the button when you are on the storymap app or on the item page in ArcGIS Online? About the configure button of the item page in ArcGIS Online, there is an open issue with it, in some scenario the button isn't present, this will get fixed next week. About the "Edit button" integrated in the application, has other mentioned are you signed in? Also note that the application URL has to point to the correct Organization. e.g if you are a member of an Organization the URL should be something like http://story.maps.arcgis.com/apps/MapJournal/?appid=XYZ and not http://arcgis.com/apps/MapJournal/?appid=XYZ

‎09-04-2014

Thanks for you interest. Such features are not in our roadmap, the goal of Map Journal is to guide the viewers through the story designed by the author without requiring them to perform some search or toggle on and off some layer manually. That's a key difference with the Basic Viewer that let the user more free. I'm not saying we will never add such options as in some case they can be really useful but from now the way to think about a Map Journal is that the viewer can only scroll through section or click on Main Stage actions and only those will change the Map content as the author wanted. I'm sure you noticed that the builder allow you to configure the Map Content. We may add the Basemap gallery too but from now you can already add multiple basemap to your map from ArcGIS.com Viewer. Then you would configure your section to toggle on/off those layer. Also one thing is that you can create a basic viewer for example and use it on your Main Stage. If you are a developer, the code is on GitHub. Let us know what you end up with!

‎09-04-2014

Shortlist doesn't implement the full Portal/ArcGIS Online pattern like other template yet, so you can't reploy it as a template to be present in the Web Application gallery yet. But you can to configure it to be able to use a webmap served by your Portal. Edit main.js and add the following line before the call to esri.arcgis.utils.createMap (around line 150) esri.arcgis.utils.arcgisUrl = "http://myportal/arcgis/sharing/content/items";

‎09-03-2014

Hi Flo, That's the designed behavior. The idea was that if user change the zoom it may be because he don't like the author choice and may prefer another one for various reason. I think we want to keep it like that for the regular carousel and previous/next navigation but I agree that the home button could have a different behavior. I have opened an issue to track, we will review with the team Behavior of zoom level settings after user use the home button · Issue #23 · Esri/map-tour-storytelling-template-js · Gi… Thanks for feedback

‎09-02-2014

Ok, glad you found a way. It's working just fine with my public account, I will take a closer look. Please let me know if you have anymore information that could help me identify the issue.

‎09-02-2014

See below, don't you have the share button at all or is it disabled? If present, do you have a tooltip when you hover it? Do you have an error when you share in ArcGIS Online?

‎09-02-2014

Thanks for feedback. Do you see any tooltip or information? Are you a member of an Organization or using a public account? Could you post a screenshot? in the meantime, you could share it in ArcGIS Online. Don't forget to also share the webmap the application is using too.

‎08-29-2014

Thanks Stephen, That's a new issue for me. Stay tuned for next AGOL release! From now you can workaround by downloading the template and add one little customization to hide that back button. If you want to go for it, follow the instructions on GitHub to deploy the app on a webserver, when you arrive at the customization step, add the following rule: ... <body class="claro"> <style> /* CUSTOM CSS RULES */ #backButton { display: none !important; } </style> ...

‎08-29-2014

Hi, Disabling regular popup in Map Tour is a very deliberate decision to keep the app simple. There is a simple way to activate regular popup for all layers but the Map Tour point layer (/the layer that is driving the tour). You would have to follow the developer documentation and turn that variable to false (storymaps/core/Core.js > loadWebMap > ignorePopups). This can works well or not so well depending on your data. Like if you enable popup on polygon surface that contains your Map Tour point data, when you click on a Map Tour point, both popup will appear. If this is your case, that's something you could fix by digging the Javascript API. It should not be so hard to enable regular popup on the Map Tour point layer but that's not something we want to support. Let us know with what you end up

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