Latest Contributions by MJBiazar

You can export a tpk from Esri basemaps and include it in your MMPK. The post linked below provides step by step instructions: https://community.esri.com/community/gis/applications/arcgis-pro/blog/2018/06/30/using-arcgis-pro-22-to-put-the-esri-world-imagery-basemap-in-a-mobile-map  Best, MJ ... View more

Hi Christina Nordling‌, in case you haven't found a solution yet, you may try adding the URL parameter &classicembedmode to the end of the URL as suggested in these posts: Remove Embed Bar When Embedding Story Map with Story Map  https://community.esri.com/thread/223922-how-do-i-removed-esri-logo-share-and-full-screen-icons-on-bottom-of-new-storymaps  Best, MJ ... View more

What you see in the drop-down for "day_num" field are actually domain labels. So as long as you have numbers as codes and days of the week as labels, you should be able to sort your serial chart in your dashboard.  Can you share your feature layer or the FGDB that contains your data so I can have a better understanding of your data and run more test? Thanks, MJ ... View more

You can open your hosted feature layer in Pro, use Select by Attribute to select all records for each day, then use Field Calculator to replace them with their respective codes.  Alternatively, you can use an Arcade expression with some conditional statements to populate values in a field based on the existing values in another field. In order to use Arcade, make sure that sync is not enabled for your layer. You can use an Arcade expression like below. If you need more details about this workflow, see this link How To: Populate a new field with values based on substring values from another field using Arcade expressions in ArcGIS… . if (Find("Monday", $feature.Day, 0)>0) {    return "1"; } else if (Find("Tuesday", $feature.Day, 0)>0) {    return "2"; } else if(Find("Wednesday", $feature.Day, 0)>0) {    return "3"; } else if(Find("Thursday", $feature.Day, 0)>0) {    return "4"; } else if(Find("Friday", $feature.Day, 0)>0) { return "5"; } else if(Find("Saturday", $feature.Day, 0)>0) { return "6"; } else if(Find("Sunday", $feature.Day, 0)>0) {    return "7" } Best, MJ ... View more

Hi Samir Farhat‌, Without checking your data table and the domain list you created I cannot be sure if you have missed a step or not. However, I'm able to confirm that this workaround still works. Images below show the details of my data and configuration: Please check your table and domain list and let me know if it's still not working for you so we can take a closer look.  All the best, MJ ... View more

Hi Ralph Bradt‌, Check your survey's media folder. If you have more than 10 mb files in there, you will get an error "Failed to save. Cannot read property 'success' of undefined"when changes to the survey's sharing settings are saved.  A defect has been logged against this behavior as is currently under consideration. Best, MJ ... View more

Hi Jing Sun‌, I tested the workaround with a nested repeat and it worked for me. The attached video demonstrates both workarounds. The first workaround requires adding fields to the related table manually in AGOL. In the second workaround (from 2:20 in video) new fields in the related table will be created by Connect during publish but you will need to remove them manually from AGOL.  ... View more

Hi Jason Sheldon‌, I assume that you are using an Excel file to overwrite your hosted table. Try using a CSV file and see if AGOL maintains the selected timezone.  All the best, MJ ... View more

Orçun Akkay‌ As Ann Fritz also mentioned in the comment above, you don't have to create a new copy every time. To workaround this issue, aside from the changes you made to your related table (inside the repeat), add a new question outside the repeat which enables you to publish successfully. Then you can remove that question from the survey and republish. Notice that this only removes the question from your survey form and you should need to delete the added field from the hosted feature layer in AGOL. ... View more

Ryker Garrett‌ After more testing I'm able to reproduce this issue with Smart Editor widget too. It seems like it still shows commas when you select a feature but when you click in the box the edit the values, the comma is gone.  While the bugs are still being reviewed, as a workaround you can create a text field, and calculate values from the integer field to remove the commas in WAB widgets. Best, MJ ... View more

Mo Mohamad‌ It is important to notice the difference between Map Viewer and Explorer in using geocoders. While Map Viewer can use all available geocoders in your organization (where the order of locators in the drop-down reflects their order in Utility Services list) and will give you the option to choose which locator you want to use to search for an address, Explorer uses either World Geocoder (when not signed in) or the first locator on the organization's locators list (when signed in).  If your web map that is using a custom locator in ArcGIS Online is accessed in Explorer by a public user who is not logged in, they cannot access the custom geocoder through your organization, and therefore, the app uses ArcGIS World Geocoder by default and there is no way to impose using a custom geocoder.. The behavior is different for users who sign in to the org.  For users who sign in and access the map, Explorer uses the locator that is at the top of the list in organization's Utility Services settings. Putting the custom geocoder at the top of this list, and having users sign in to their accounts (in the same organization) is the only way to use a custom geocoder in Explorer. In case you are using a field from a feature layer on the map as the search source, although you won't see suggestions from the feature layer in Explorer (unlike the Map Viewer) the locations from the layer are actually returned in the results regardless even if you are not signed in or signed in to a different organization. All the best, MJ ... View more

It is important to notice the difference between Map Viewer and Explorer in using geocoders. While Map Viewer can use all available geocoders in your organization (where the order of locators in the drop-down reflects their order in Utility Services list) and will give you the option to choose which locator you want to use to search for an address, Explorer uses either World Geocoder (when not signed in) or the first locator on the organization's locators list (when signed in).  If your web map that is using a custom locator in ArcGIS Online is accessed in Explorer by a public user who is not logged in, they cannot access the custom geocoder through your organization, and therefore, the app uses ArcGIS World Geocoder by default and there is no way to impose using a custom geocoder.. The behavior is different for users who sign in to the org.  For users who sign in and access the map, Explorer uses the locator that is at the top of the list in organization's Utility Services settings. Putting the custom geocoder at the top of this list, and having users sign in to their accounts (in the same organization) is the only way to use a custom geocoder in Explorer. In case you are using a field from a feature layer on the map as the search source, although you won't see suggestions from the feature layer in Explorer (unlike the Map Viewer) the locations from the layer are actually returned in the results regardless even if you are not signed in or signed in to a different organization. All the best, MJ ... View more

Hi Mo Mohamad‌, Search function works differently in Map Viewer in AGOL and Explorer app. The main difference is, in Map Viewer, you can pick which Geocoder you want to use to search for an address. If "All" is selected, it will search through all Geocoders and returns the results. However, Explorer uses the Geocoder that is at the top of the list of locators in AGOL organization settings. If you want Explorer to use a specific Geocoder, you need to re-order your locator lists and bring it to the top. You can also refer to this GeoNet post: https://community.esri.com/thread/203494-address-search-not-working-in-explorer-for-arcgis  ... View more

Hi all,  This issue may happen if you are using Alternate names or if you choose a feature service created from an SQL database view as the search source for the widget. To workaround this issue, you may try any of the followings: Publish map service and copy data over to the Server instead of using a registered database Export the layer after it is joined in Desktop and then publish the map service These might not be a viable solution if the data (or the view table) is being updated frequently as both workarounds will break this connection. Change the maximum number of suggestions for the search widget in WAB to "0". Now search widget only shows results (not suggestions) and resolves the issue. All the best, MJ ... View more