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All, Just FYI: in the next update to Web AppBuilder embedded in ArcGIS Online, we're enhancing the Add Data widget to support adding local data files, including shapefiles. The update is planned for mid-Dec. Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Kytt, I realize this post is several months old, but I wanted to post a comment so there is a response on this thread. Please review the answer in this other related topic GeoNet thread, https://community.esri.com/message/640159-re-can-i-use-google-maps-satellite-basemap-as-my-basemap?commentID=640159#comment…  Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Anthony, Have you installed the ArcGIS Data Store and enabled your Portal to have a hosting server? I did not see ArcGIS Data Store when you listed your configuration. Please see these help topics: Configure a hosting server—Portal for ArcGIS (10.3 and 10.3.1) | ArcGIS for Server  What is ArcGIS Data Store?—Portal for ArcGIS (10.3 and 10.3.1) | ArcGIS for Server  The data from ArcGIS Maps for Office when published to Portal for ArcGIS are stored in the ArcGIS Data Store. Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Emilio, > I guess what I meant was how to move the app built on my PC to our enterprise web server, where is were I have other apps built with the regular version of WAB on AGOL All apps that you created with Web AppBuilder in ArcGIS Online are hosted within ArcGIS Online; unless you downloaded them and decided to host them locally on your own web server - which is what you've done I guess. > I installed WAB Developer on my PC and it appears to show in our organization's My Content as an app. This is correct. But all this means is that you've just registered Web AppBuilder Developer Edition with your ArcGIS Online organization. So it can use your web maps and other resources in the organization. > When I use that WAB, though,  the new app gets created on my PC not on our web server. Yes, this is expected behavior. > Is there a way to install the WAB Developer on the enterprise server so the new app gets created and readily accessible under My Content as it happens when using the regular WAB? When you create new apps with Web AppBuilder Developer Edition, the apps are stored within the installation directory of Developer Edition. It is typically: C:\WebAppBuilder21\WebAppBuilderForArcGIS\server\apps and within this location are subfolders, where each folder represents a web app. You can copy a web app's folder to your own web server (e.g., IIS) to host the apps. If you want them to appear under My Content in ArcGIS Online, you can register each individual web app as a new item following the steps in the help topic I posted previously. Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Emilio, Apps built with Web AppBuilder Developer Edition cannot be uploaded into ArcGIS Online. You'll have to host your app on your own web server, then you can reference it in ArcGIS Online by adding it as a new referenced web app item. Add items—ArcGIS Online Help | ArcGIS  (see add apps section) Hope this helps and this finds you well, ... View more

Hi Kate, So after you've added the feature layer to the web map (and the feature layer is editable), did you save the web map, then open the web map in Web AppBuilder? Once you add the Edit widget, the feature layer should be available and accessible in the Edit widget. Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Peter, It is possible to side load a map to use as a basemap, typically for offline use. I suppose the basemap could contain points with labels, but they will not work dynamically with a GPS or anything. Prepare basemaps for offline use—Survey123 for ArcGIS | ArcGIS  Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Sunny, We did have some issues with relevant questions previously, but many were addressed in the recent Survey123 v1.9 update. can you please tell us what release you were using previously? And can you please share a copy of your XLS Form? EDIT: worked with user offline and issue was caused by minor user error. ... View more

Hi Kate, From the screenshot your provided, it looks like a Web AppBuilder app - is that right? When you add the feature layer to the ArcGIS Online map viewer, can you make edits? ... View more

Hi Jewelle, I suggest you submit this functionality on the ArcGIS Ideas site for Web Appbuilder, ArcGIS Ideas  Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Dan Performing geodatabase replication from a lower release geodatabase (9.3.1) to a higher one, or same release should be fine. But replicating from a higher release to a lower one is not recommended, as the higher release geodatabase may have functionality not supported/available in the lower release geodatabase. Please see this help topic, Replication and geodatabase releases—ArcGIS Help | ArcGIS for Desktop  Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Paul, Yes, the workflow you're describing is possible. You can leverage the Survey123 custom URL scheme property as part of a point feature's attributes by enabling it in a web map that contains the point features. When you open the web map in Collector for ArcGIS, click on a point to view its pop-up, you could then click the custom URL which would then open Survey123 for ArcGIS - and you could proceed to complete the form. For more details please see this blog post: https://community.esri.com/groups/survey123/blog/2016/07/30/understanding-survey123s-custom-url-scheme  (see the Invoking a Custom URL Scheme call from a Web Map section) Also, please review this help topic: Integrate with other apps—Survey123 for ArcGIS | ArcGIS  Hope this helps, ... View more