Latest Contributions by SteveCole

I've had this happen before and it could be that no image stretch has been applied to the raster. Select your TIF in the table of contents and then click on the Image Layer ribbon area and select a stretch type to see if that changes what you see. ... View more

In our org, we had a Portal migration (changing servers and from 10.8 to 11.1) and when I copied my previous WAB apps over using ArcGIS Assistant, the WAB apps would not open at all inside the 11.1 environment. I'm not on the GIS admin side of things so I assumed that WAB had been removed (I know it had been deprecated back in early 2023). ... View more

I wonder if it depends on whether you are using WAB in AGOL or on-site with Portal. In our case with Portal, WAB was removed from Portal when we migrated to v11.1 from 10.8. Obviously WAB would no longer function because it's gone.  ... View more

Yeah, this setting is accessed by right-clicking on the SDE layer in ArcCatalog or Catalog View/Pane in ArcGIS Pro: ArcCatalog: ArcGIS Pro Catalog View/Pane: ... View more

@Amanda__Huber Yeah, it is unsupported so you'll want to consider that. If it's a "read only" map where you're not enabling users the ability to alter the layer's definition query, it's probably ok. ArcGIS Assistant doesn't support "in the current" per se- it's simply an editor for the underlying editor for all the JSON that defines  a map & it's contents. What will support "in the current" will be the SQL query language of the database that houses the data so that might be Microsoft SQL Server SQL or Oracle's flavor of SQL. That's where you'll need to dig and experiment. Either way, you will NOT want to tweak this inside of the ESRI Map Viewer once you have it set up (because it doesn't support it within the UI so it might blow it out). Again, you'll need to evaluate if the risk/reward is worth it for your situation. ... View more

@Amanda  There's an old, open idea for adding support for Arcade based fields inside layer definition queries that you could vote up. This would be one option, if it was supported. You could create an Arcade field that is coded YES/NO based on evaluating your date field against the current year. Outside of that, there is another option which is a pain in the butt but you can decide if the hassle factor is worth it. Simply put, you can use ArcGIS Assistant to edit the underlying definition query for the layer you're interested in. The SQL that's used does support some date manipulation so it's a matter of finding the right syntax for querying records within the current year. I had to use this approach in order to add some date filtering to a data layer in one of my maps (that thread is here). ... View more

ESRI is being very stubborn about KMZ vs KML & has dug in their heels. You can read some back & forth about this in this thread. ... View more

Make sure the shapefile has a defined projection (right click->Properties->Source->Spatial Reference section) and the data frame also has a projection specified (right click->Properties->Coordinate Systems). Of the two, the shape file having a defined projection would be the most important. ... View more

This may or may not work for your situation but you can try reinforcing the connection between the popup and the map's features by carrying over the feature's color into your popup. Here I have popup for a layer of capital projects where each type of project has a different symbol color. Using Arcade, I look at what type of project it is and then color the background of the header text with the same color that's used in the map. ... View more

Yeah, not sure where and how large an area you need but SkyFi might be another option to look into. ... View more

I feel like this is something you could accomplish using Featuresets in Arcade but I haven't gone down this path in my own use of Arcade.. ... View more

Easy to do with Arcade. Instead of showing your Hazards field in the popup, you would should an Arcade expression instead: var theList = Split("dog,chair,pony,table,sunshine,rainbow",','); var theOutput; for(var index in theList) { theOutput = theOutput + theList[index] + '\n'; }; return Trim(theOutput);   In my code sample, you would change out my comma delineated text string with a reference to whatever field in your data that has that list (e.g. $feature.Hazards). ... View more

I would say the answer to your question is no, with an asterisk. What you're seeing is how ESRI implements new features in their web based tools and apps. The first place those features are added is AGOL, then it rolls out to the Develop Editions, and then finally it makes it to Portal. Because ESRI has chosen to slow down the roll out of new features, it will likely be 6 months from the time a feature is released in AGOL for it to also be released in Portal. Example: at last year's UC, ESRI claimed Experience Builder would achieve functional parity with WebApp Builder by the time of the 2025 UC. If this happens, it will be the end of this year before those features roll out Portal hosted EB apps. I'm using EB as an example but this applies to the Map Viewer, Dashboard, Survey 123 etc. There was a post on the ArcGIS Blog about the change in ESRI's feature delivery philosophy a year or two ago but I can't find it. ... View more