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The URL that you use for the first point is https://www.flickr.com/photos/123413959@N02/13888905872/in/set-72157644092692454 That display a picture but "inside a webpage", the URL you want to use is (notice that it ends up with .jpg) https://farm3.staticflickr.com/2828/13888905872_78b69fdcea_b_d.jpg
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04-17-2014
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The URLs that you are using are pointing to web pages not images. To get images on Flickr you have to find the "Download /All sizes" features and then the direct link to the picture and the thumbnail. You can find guidance some directions (though not up-to-date) here. The builder can do all that work for you, see this blog post.
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04-17-2014
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Hi, Do you mean that the pictures you uploaded on Flickr doesn't shows up? or the Map? If you can post a link to your app it would make it easier to help you.
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04-17-2014
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Hi, Sorry for inconvenience, could you try to add "&edit" at the end of the application URL. Example: http://www.arcgis.com/apps/MapTour/index.html?appid=885535342d434c8c8e2314edbe228abc&webmap=456087342d434c8c8e2314edbe228def
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http://www.arcgis.com/apps/MapTour/index.html?appid=885535342d434c8c8e2314edbe228abc&webmap=456087342d434c8c8e2314edbe228def&edit The expected behavior would be that you get redirected to ArcGIS Online sign-in page or have the following error "You are not authorized to access this application". If that's your case you should check on the application item page if you are still the application owner. Administrator of ArcGIS Online for Organizations can transfer ownership of items between user and only the application owner can access the builder. If you can access the builder or you are still the application owner but can't access it please email me the address to your Tour as well as your username and I will try to resolve the issue.
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04-17-2014
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Correct. I forgot to mention another FAQ entry 🙂 You have two ways to proceed: use the builder in the downloadable, you have to edit the configuration to supports more than 99 points and then open the builder using the 'edit' URL parameter then the builder will let you add more than 99 points add those extra points using ArcGIS.com Map Viewer by editing the layer
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04-11-2014
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Hi, The summary template is not produced by the Story Maps team, see the StoryMaps app list.. So you may have more chance to get answer in the ArcGIS Online forum.
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04-11-2014
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The documentation on MapTour GitHub repository should tell you everything you need, especially: The downloadable version Can I use the builder with the downloadable? Can I use more than 99 points?
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04-11-2014
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Hi, Map Tour and Shortlist are by default limited to 100 images (per app for Map Tour ; per tab for Shortlist). We provide icon set to go up to 200 hundred on Github. First thing for you would be to extend that icon set or stop numbering them (Map Tour has that option through configuration in the downloadable version). With 1000 thousand images, apps should still run smoothly on modern desktop browser but they will become quite slow on mobile device and older desktop browser. Make sure sure to aggressively optimize the weight of thumbnails and thumbnails, this can change everything. Besides the technical aspect, we don't recommend having that much point with Map Tour and Shortlist because it can makes your story difficult to browse. After that it of course depend on your story :). We haven't heard about user doing very large Map Tour but I think it's worth trying and I would be glad to have your feedback. Uploading image one by one in Map Tour builder can be a long process that's why you can import from popular online service that will do the thumbnail generation and have very solid multi-images upload. We also have a lot of user using desktop software to create thumbnail, putting them on Dropbox and reference them in a CSV.
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Sorry I didn't realized you were referring to the Filter template. That's not a storymaps one (see storymaps template list), so your question would have more chance to get an answered in ArcGIS Online forum. One storymaps template have end-user filter functionality: Playlist.
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04-09-2014
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Hi, Are you trying to use a specific template? I think that shortlist template could be what you are looking for. You could have a first tab that display all your data and the other tab focusing on a specific dataset/layer.
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04-09-2014
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In Web Map Viewer you can reference a CSV hosted on any server using Add > Add layer from Web > CSV. The CSV will never be downloaded in ArcGIS Online. When you load your Map Tour that use that webmap, the app will access the CSV. When you do that you will not be able to edit data with the builder, only the general settings like the layout will be available. Your webmap still reference your CSV so if your server is public your data can be found. But if your server is only available from inside your company, that's a really good option. If your server is public, I think you don't have any other option than modifying the source code to load the data yourself...
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04-03-2014
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Hi, Exciting. Sorry we know that our developer documentation is minimalist. Yes we distribute it as an Aptana project but you don't have to use Aptana if you don't like it. To run Map Tour in a developer environment you need: a webserver, see the developer documentation one application id or webmap id, see here to tell the Map Tour to use your appid or webmapid. The most simple way is to use URL parameters like http://127.0.0.1/maptour/index.html?appid=YOUR_32_DIGITS_ID or http://127.0.0.1/maptour/index.html?webmap=YOUR_32_DIGITS_ID
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Hi, To use private webmap or webmap shared with users through groups you need an ArcGIS Online Organization account. If the template you want to use is hosted in ArcGIS Online, it's a definitive yes. Most of the downloadable also have that capability but it can be more work if you have user using older browser (IE9 and below require a server side proxy application). User is prompted to sign-in with a pop-up inside the application.
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03-31-2014
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Hi, Sorry for trouble. The developer documentation may be a bit hard to follow. Did you try the user download. From the repository index, use user download. Then just edit index.html with your webmap id. You will be able to do a lot of CSS customization and some Javascript with that version.
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Using the source code is the best way to go. Alternatively you may be able to achieve what you want by adding your code to the deployment version through index.html. See for example Map Tour developer guide. The application fire events that you can catch in index.html to add new features. For most of storymaps template, you can access the map using 'app.map'.
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