Latest Contributions by JoeFlannery

We use "Direct Connect" to SQL Server 208 R2 rather than ArcSDE.  I am willing to guess that if your feature service from ArcGIS for Server 10.2.2 can connect to and function properly with ArcSDE 10.2.1 or lower then Collector will respect the "Sync" setting in the 10.2.2 feature service properties. ... View more

You will need ArcGIS for Server 10.2.2 or greater. Take maps offline—Collector for ArcGIS | ArcGIS ... View more

Mike: Another concept. Within the User’s Profile, there is an option under “Who can see your profile?” to set the profile to Private.  The AGOL site administrator also has the rights to change this setting. Making a profile “Private” does not exclude the profile member from appearing in the “My Organization” list. How about: A) setting a profile to Private also removes the member’s name from the My Organization list for complete anonymity. or B) add a new option under the member profile giving the site administrator rights to remove the member name from the My Organization list when viewed by others? Thanks for listening. ... View more

Mike: Thank you for your consideration. Our clients do not have their own subscription to AGOL nor do they have the staff to administrate and use AGOL.  That is what they hire us to do. We used to deliver secure project web maps to our clients via ArcIMS and later with Web ADF .NET map applications.  We are "all in" with AGOL and thought that it could provide a new modern solution to deliver secure project web maps to external clients by adding them as Members of our AGOL organization.  Forgive me for being a bit surprised by your statement: "AGOL organizations are not really suited to consulting workflows, where people from outside the organization are brought in."  I think that a few minor adjustments afforded the administrator of an AGOL organization could make this perfect for uses that I have described in this thread. Once again, thank you for you time and thoughts. Sincerely, Joe ... View more

Long-shot here... First, are you using Labeling from within AGOL or are you using labeling in your source ArcMap/map service?  Try serving labels from ArcMap. Secondly, this is my long-shot: In ArcMap, go to  >Layer Properties  >Display tab What field is shown in the >Display Expression >Field drop-down option? Change it to FIRM_PAN, Save and republish.  Any joy? ... View more

Kingsley: From your featureclass attribute field, it looks like you are using a Label Expression with the PANEL field for your labels.  Could the Label Expression be hanging things up?  Might you try creating a new "Label" attribute field with "PMR "&[PANEL] and then use that field for your Label property? ... View more

Mike: I am attempting to provide access for external clients to see a project map and data via Esri’s ArcGIS Online (AGOL).  We have AGOL maps with secure maps services from our on-premises ArcGIS for Server with ADFS/SAML enterprise user logins.  Our AGOL subscription has many internal staff and external client members in the “Organization”.  I have created a Role using the Viewer Template (Join organization groups, only) that is applied to external members setting them up with the most restrictive privileges. Using the new Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS (WAB) in AGOL, I created and published a project WAB map app. Very nice, I like it.  I can share the project WAB map app URL to a user and no organizational info is exposed from within the map or data layers. However, if a user were to take the URL down to the root (://<name>.maps.arcrcgis .com) in a browser, they are able to access our AGOL web pages and see more organizational information than I am comfortable with, like all the names and email addresses of all our members (both staff and clients).  We need to provide more confidentiality than that. Confidentiality and security are important to our clients and to us when delivering project web map applications. I would like to be able to create a “Role” applied to external user members to allow access to see a WAB map application, but restrictive enough to not see organizational membership information.  Make the “My Organization” hyperlink not appear for a basic viewer role. ... View more

MY MISTAKE! I added features services from ArcGIS for Server (AGS) into my map that feeds the Web AppBuilder (WAB) app.  I then forgot to go back into the WAB Edit Widget and "Configure" the new feature services to be Editable.  So, to be clear, Feature Services from AGS can be edited via a WAB map app. ... View more

Ben: I see the same behavior - Edit layers are in reverse order of the Table of Contents Layer List. ... View more

I agree with your last statement.  Our users have installed the Explorer for ArcGIS app on their devices, as well, so that they can access and view all their maps/layers. ... View more

Charmalee: I think that the Collector app shows the user any maps that contain a valid editable layer(s) and only editable layer(s).  From my experience with the Collector app on an iPad, I have found that Hosted Feature Services and Feature Services from ArcGIS for Server 10.2.2 are valid editable layers.  If a map contains a valid editable layer and, say, a Map Notes layer, KML layer or a Map Service layer that are not editable, that map will not appear in Collector.  Also, the hosted feature services needs to be set with editing and offline enabled. Only the maps, shown below with stars, appear in the Collector App on my iPad. ... View more

I am able to reproduce the problem in IE 11.  Slip off the edge of the map and the cursor becomes stuck to the map when you hover back over it.  I have flipped Compatibility View on/off and get the same results.  The problem does not occur when I use a Chrome browser. ... View more