Latest Contributions by AurelieShapiro

How can I embed an iframe with a scrollbar in an open data site? Using the iframe widget, I can embed a web app, ok find. but what if I want a scrollbar?  If I have an iframe code with a scrollbar and other options, i.e.  <iframe src=" https://voices4mekongforests.wordpress.com/ " style="border:0px #ffffff none;" name="myiFrame" scrolling="yes" frameborder="1" marginheight="0px" marginwidth="0px" height="600px" width="600px" allowfullscreen></iframe> How can I embed that in my open data site? When I put it in the text widget it's just blank. what am i missing? thanks! ... View more

I have deployed survey123 on android phones for field data collection in a remote location in Zambia. The app works great, the issue is that our collectors enjoy the phones a bit too much for facebooking, whatsapp, video streaming and so they run out of data credit and they can't send in their data and we have to go pick up the phones. So i need a solution to lock down the apps in Android so that they can ONLY use Survey123. I have tried these kiosk apps which restrict the phones to only a few apps, but survey123 won't completely work as there seems to be a browser interaction I am not aware of, so it does not let you complete a survey. I have also tried parental controls for kids but those are giving me problems too. I'm sure someone has come across a way to deploy professional data collection devices with Survey123? Can anyone recommend a FREE solution to deploy an android smartphone that is ONLY a survey123 collection device? It must be a free app, as the phones are mostly offline and so these server-based management systems are not really useful in that regard. many thanks! aurélie WWF Germany ... View more

please, please provide a way for people to make data OPENLY accessible and downloadable! We have spent weeks designing and launching our ArcGIS Online open data site, hosting large raster datasets on arcGIS for Server...only to find out that the downloaded raster datasets from Open data are only thumbnails - even though the little dropdown clearly says "full dataset."  This is awfully misleading! There is currently no way to download full resolution rasters from Open Data  looks like a full dataset to me! (nope!) According to Esri: "ArcGIS Open Data gives you a quick way to set up public-facing websites where people can easily find and download your open data in a variety of open formats" "Anyone can use data published on ArcGIS Open Data at no cost. Download raw data and share your insights with your community or build new applications that serve specific users." This is unfortunately not true for raster datasets and if it is not fixed, then users should be made aware that they need to host their datasets (particularly large ones above 1GB) on dropbox, google drive, ftp etc...  please, please p#rovide a way for people to make data OPENLY accessible and downloadable in standard formats for people who might not have arcGIS!   arcgis opendata‌ agol‌ #data download ... View more

I followed this tutorial to the letter: Geoprocessing service example: Clip And Ship—Documentation (10.3 and 10.3.1) | ArcGIS for Server  I want users to be able to view data in a web map, select an area and clip a series of rasters and download the result. Seems like something which should be easy to do but it most certainly isn't! Everything looks good in both the web map interface and arcCatalog on the server in terms of seeing the geoprocessing service, selecting parameters and so on. I can run the geoprocessing on the image services from arcCatalog. But when I try and run the geoprocessing task when it is on the server in both the web app builder interface and arcCatalog I get a wonderfully helpful : Submitted...Executing..Failed. I have uploaded all the raster layers as image services. I have tried them as mosaic first, as raster, as a map service - nothing works. All the data are accessible and viewable on the server via arcCatalog and arcGIS online. This is my geoprocessing service: http://panda.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=3e46ad8e51e247869a6a7821f889f9cd  This is one of the layers I want to be able to clip and ship: http://panda.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=fea5d6edbc0646fea33e5034c51c8111  I wanted to download the python code from ESRI but their link doesn't work: Clip, Zip and Ship your image service, using Python | ArcGIS Blog  Anyone know what I am doing wrong?  many thanks! aurélie ... View more