Latest Contributions by Kylie

Hi Robert -- Mark answered your question over in another thread, but I am posting his information here as well so that others with the same issue see the answer: The current release of Explorer does not support Raster layers.  For Pro 2.1 we started writing raster layers into the MMPK with the anticipation that a release of Explorer would be available with raster support.   The releases did not line up, so we are in this situation where rasters are written into the MMPK, but Explorer can not make use of them.  Internally we have builds of Explorer that do support and display raster layers.  The next Explorer release will have MMPK raster layer support.   If we had waited for Explorer to support raster layers before writing them into the MMPK, we would have had to wait until the Pro 2.2 release... so while it seems a bit confusing now, I think it is worth it. ... View more

Hi Kurt - You can add feature search to the dispatcher map. It is the same as adding feature search to an ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS Enterprise map. You can see an example of setting this up for Workforce here: Create your first project—Workforce for ArcGIS | ArcGIS  Does that get you where you need to be? -- Kylie ... View more

Hi Candice -- Removing downloaded basemaps on Windows is done when viewing your on-device content. When viewing the Maps gallery, go to the menu and select On Device. You'll see lists of the maps and basemaps you have downloaded on your device. From the overflow menu on a map or basemap you'll have the ability to remove it. For basemaps, remove will be disabled if it is being used for maps on your device, so you might have to clean up the maps first. You can also see more about this in Go offline > Remove downloaded maps and basemaps—Collector for ArcGIS | ArcGIS. ... View more

Hi Vaneiri - No, at this time you can't change that color. If you have a workflow where that would be useful for you, please comment over in https://community.esri.com/community/arcgis-ideas?sr=search&searchId=8fa4f3e7-0450-4aae-a79b-f137b80c2289&searchIndex=0‌ with details so we understand your use case. Thanks! ... View more

Thanks for following up Katie. Today, you can share the markup directly with another user of Explorer (through an email, message, or AirDrop) and the recipient can use it in Explorer. Instead of sharing through ArcGIS Online (or perhaps in addition to) you could have workers share their markup directly to another device or other user. If you use an email, you could have someone make sure that message is forwarded to the users who need it before the next round of investigations. This does also make the markup layer something that can be edited: markup shared in this way works on the recipients' device the same way their own markup layers work. You can't take notes in the same markup layer, as the edits are in your local layer and have to be reshared as a new layer, but I think it might still be useful for you. I know it isn't ideal, as you have to know who to send it to, but perhaps it would be a way to operate until the next version of Explorer is out and supports sharing markup through ArcGIS Online, adding it to a map, and consuming it in the mobile app. As for the differences in editing markup in ArcGIS Online and in Explorer, editing markup outside Explorer is something we don't support at this time.  ... View more

In addition to Kevin's info, you can also view all the features in the location as a list on the phone: On iOS, tap on the tab of the list (the pin icon, if you are identifying them by tapping on the map) or drag the first result up on the screen. On Android, tap the list icon (to the left of the X). From the list, you can then select the feature of interest. ... View more

Hi Ed - You are using markup, which is saved as a layer on your device. You can use it across multiple maps; it's not associated with the map you were using when you created it. To access it back in your office, you'll want to share the markup (there are a couple ways you can do so, based on what you need to do back in the office), and then consume it.  ... View more

Hi John -- Collector can edit features that are in a geometric network, but there are some limitations: You need to use ArcGIS Server 10.3.1 or later. If you're working offline, you need to use a geodatabase at version 10.2 or later. You need to use versioned data for editing. Also a word of caution: Collector treats all the feature services as simple feature services, and the restrictions of the geometric network are ignored. Supported data—Collector for ArcGIS | ArcGIS  ... View more