Latest Contributions by TimothyMichael

Carmel, I seem to be having the same issue with ArcGIS Enterprise 10.5.1.  I am able to upload a custom banner image, but get an error ("There was a problem uploading your custom background") when trying to upload a custom background image.  The image is a .png that is 420 bytes in size.  I tried to upload the same background image using Chrome, Firefox, IE, and Microsoft Edge, all with the same error.  Do you know if there is a patch coming for 10.5.1 to correct this issue? Thanks, Tim ... View more

I am also getting the same behavior at 2.0, attempting to modify features in a file geodatabase.  Closing and reopening ArcGIS Pro 'fixes' the issue. ... View more

I had the same issue today and was going to add the response below, but I just got it to work.  For me, I went into the GNSS Status app and re-applied the NMEA settings (all) to SPP1, even though this had been done previously and they were all showing on the 'Selected' side.  Once I applied them to the receiver, I was able to switch the location provider to the R1. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I had the exact same issue today.  I had previously been able to use an R1 in Windows 10 when Collector was still in beta, but tried the latest release and am getting the same error message when I try to switch the location provider to the R1. System details: Windows 10 Pro, Version 10.0.14393 Collector for ArcGIS version 10.4.0.0 Troubleshooting steps: Uninstalled installed versions of Collector Reinstalled Collector from Store Settings > Applications and Features > Collector for ArcGIS > Advanced Options > Reset Application This fixed a separate issue of not seeing any maps after logging into Collector When setting up a location profile, I allowed the option to "Let Collector access precise location" I have Trimble's GNSS Status app installed on this PC and it is able to connect to the receiver and show me the estimated accuracy, correction, etc., so I think the connection between the receiver and the PC are fine. ... View more

Just testing importing a cache scheme from an existing service.  I get the same error with different services w/ different cache schemes. ... View more

Agreed - I just ran in to this today.  In my case I have many layers in a web map that are all referencing the same underlying feature service, each with different filters to display different attributes.  Configuring a search for one layer returns features that are not visible in layer. ... View more

Great!  Hopefully it "Just Works" and you don't have any more issues. --Tim ... View more

Chuck, Yes, in the Service Editor change the 'Draw this map service' option from 'Dynamically from the data' to 'Using tiles from a cache'.  Once you do that, the settings under Cache Settings > Tiling Scheme will become available.  When you added the new directory in Manager, you should have added it as Type > Cache, not Output.  This is probably why it's not an output option in your cache dialog. --Tim ... View more

Chuck, Here is the relevant help topic on server directories.  The 'Adding a server directory' and 'Editing a server directory' subtopics should point you in the right direction: About server directories—Documentation (10.3 and 10.3.1) | ArcGIS for Server Once you have the new cache directory created and configured in Server, you can do the following to move the cache: Create a new map service in ArcGIS for Desktop.  In the 'Caching' section of the Service Editor, choose 'An existing cached map / image service' and choose the existing service.  This will import the settings for the new cached service from the old.  Also choose the option at the bottom for 'Build cache manually after the service is published' In the same dialog, go to Caching > Advanced Settings.  Here you will be able to choose the new cache folder that you have configured for the E:\ drive. Once the service has published, you should be able to copy the existing cache directories from C:\ to E:\.  Restart the service once they have copied and confirm the service is working correctly, and if so, delete the service using the C:\ cache location. I have done these steps before successfully; copying the cache to the new location and updating the cache directory in the service settings might work as well...maybe try that before re-publishing the service and going through the steps above.  Good luck! --Tim ... View more

Just wanted to bump this post a bit.  With the increased popularity of low(er) cost GPS devices that can be connected to phones and tablets via Bluetooth, I think recording the elevation and other GPS metadata will be increasingly important.  Curious if any Esri employees can share if any of these features will be in an upcoming release. --Tim ... View more

Randy, I just tried again with an empty 10.3 file geodatabase, and the domains are not showing up in AGOL.  It appears that this is still an outstanding bug.  //@mminami-esristaff --Tim ... View more