Latest Contributions by SteveCole

Feel a bit dumb that I just didn't try that outright. I am a little surprised that the default isn't HTTPS. Anyways, thanks! ... View more

It looks to me like a 2 slide Cascade Story Map with the Map Tour embedded on the second slide. I don't know how to create the "Click to Start" button at the bottom, though. ... View more

I don't see a preview button from the edit mode of a Photo Tour Map. The only buttons present are SAVE | SHARE | SETTINGS | HELP. Maybe I'm in the minority but I'd like to have a breadcrumb or method to return to my AGOL account from the builder mode. Also, specific to the Cascade Story Map, it would be nice if there was a second line of small text (left/right justified at the bottom) to allow you to place a photo credit for a photo used as a background in a title pane. ... View more

Hah. I hear ya.. ... View more

You might end up having to create a new attribute field and then populating it by concatenating the other fields you're interested in. Once that's done, symbolize based on the new concatenated field. ... View more

Thanks. Looks like I'll stick with Arcmap. For your preview image, why would you add a second line in the context menu? Make that a side menu off of "Copy Coordinates" option and make the default units the same as the map units. ... View more

So, not surprisingly, there are no references to this functionality in the online Help for ArcGIS Pro (it's only listed in the What's New documentation). What coordinates does it return- the native coordinates of the current data/projection or can you specify what coordinate system you want? For example, our data is in a State Plane coordinate system but I frequently need to get the lat/long of a location because that is what's required when communicating our needs with other agencies. In my situation, if the data frame coordinate system is a state plane, do I just get state plane coordinates using this tool or can I specify decimal degrees or degrees minutes seconds as the desired coordinates? This is default behavior in Arcmap, BTW. ... View more

When I look at the data, its rotating based on the PROBWINDDD field. That field is a string field. Maybe AGOL requires that to be a numeric field?.. ... View more

My every expanding list has some duplicates with Dan but here's my list why I haven't bothered using ArcGIS Pro: * Can't show vertices during editing using the V key shortcut. * Can't export to Illustrator format. * Can't create folder connection to root level of drive * Can't move callout leader line anchor point independantly of the entire callout. * Can't open program without having to create a project. * Can't pause drawing. * Doesn't support personal GeoDbs. * Can't calculate geometry as right-click option in table view. * Can't do Summary Statistics, right-click in Arcmap style. * Can't copy/paste features * Can't clip map data frame to a shape * Can't get x,y coordinates for location clicked using the identify tool * Can't individually label features like Arcmap * Can't copy features parallel * No Eye Dropper Tool * Can't split features by percentage/length/equal number of parts * Can't nudge item locations using arrow keys * No Attribute Transfer Tool / functionality ... View more

The only thing I'll add to what's been previously mentioned is that you should make sure to check the results in all the browsers you anticipate having to support for your application. Dates & Javascript across different browsers can be a bit of a challenge and I've had correct results in Chrome but Internet Explorer produce incorrect results. Steve ... View more

I don't have a symbolset to share but here's a link to an older example of how to tackle multiple criteria with point symbols. This technique would seem to address your concern about over/under-representing the importance of any one criteria. This was a downloadable symbolset for Arcmap at one point so you would need to do some searching to find a copy of it. Steve ... View more