Latest Contributions by Kylie

I see you are in Russ' hands for the questions on your particular maps. For iOS version, yes, iOS 8 is supported for the Collector and Explorer apps, and both of those apps are regularly updating. ... View more

So that I can provide the right steps, are you using an iPad, iPhone, Android phone, or Android tablet? Thanks! ... View more

Taken straight from the help: "Collector for ArcGIS focuses on data collection and provides a streamlined experience for working in the field, while the ArcGIS app focuses on general map use, query, and feature editing." For a bit more info, you can also look at the differences with the ArcGIS app and Explorer, and many of the same differences apply with the ArcGIS app and Collector: "ArcGIS for iOS and Android were the first native viewers of maps hosted in ArcGIS Online or Portal for ArcGIS. Explorer for ArcGIS is the modern, native experience for working with your organization's maps. As the ArcGIS system evolves, additional functionality will be brought into Explorer, while the ArcGIS for iOS and Android apps won't be updated with new features and functionality." ... View more

Hi Reynald -- To use your data as a data source (and drive a chart) it needs to be an ArcGIS 10.1 Server (or later) map service. You could also use an ArcGIS 10.1 Server (or later) feature service, or a hosted feature layer. Details here: Data sources in the operation view—Operations Dashboard for ArcGIS | ArcGIS ... View more

Hi Mark -- If you added the entire map service to the map, that is the expected behavior. If you want layers in a map service to be selectable, you can add them to the map directly, instead of adding them as part of a map service. Please see the Note in Supported data types in Data sources in the operation view—Operations Dashboard for ArcGIS | ArcGIS‌ for details on adding a layer from a map service vs adding a map service. ... View more

What are the types (ex: esriFieldTypeInteger)? ... View more

At this time, numeric fields are not supported. Could you provide you use case so that we can understand what numeric fields you want to be able to search? ... View more

I am able to see this with the map and operations view that you shared. I will check it out. ... View more

Looks like the map uses a feature service that I don't have access to. ... View more

You can create the pop-up to have links in that format when you are making the map. In the browser while making the map, configure the popup for the layer where you want this behavior so that it includes the link. In the following example, we'll use ID_NUM as the field on your feature that includes the value you want used in the link, and we'll create a popup that reads "See more details about feature X online." where "online" is a link to the page including the ID: In the pop-up properties, set the Display drop-down list to "A custom attribute display" Click the "Configure" button below the Display setting. This opens the Custom Attribute Display dialog. Type "See more details about feature " Click the + at the end of the toolbar for the dialog and select the field with the ID (here I'll use ID_NUM). This inserts {ID_NUM} at the end, leaving the sentence: "See more details about feature {ID_NUM}" Type " online.", making the sentence "See more details about feature {ID_NUM} online." Select "online" in your sentence, and click the Create Link tool on the toolbar. In the URL field, enter http://www.myorganization.com/ViewDetails.htm?Id={ID_NUM} Click Set to apply the link and dismiss the link properties dialog. Click OK to close the custom attribute display dialog. Click Save Pop-up at the bottom of the Pop-up Properties panel. Save your map. Open the map in Explorer, tap on a feature, and you'll see the link with that feature's information. Tap on the link to open the web page. ... View more

To search your layers you need to configure the search on the web map. See Configure feature search. ... View more