Latest Contributions by RussRoberts

You can see all the replicas when you go to the feature service and check out the replicas through the replica link on your feature service at the REST endpoint. http://servername/arcgis/rest/services/layername/featureserver/replicas Then they can remove the offline map from their device through Collectors Manage or you can do it through the REST endpoint of the feature service unRegisterReplica link. After that you have to update the service definition to disable sync on that layer and then you can overwrite the feature service. ... View more

no sweat anytime! ... View more

You will have to use your own tiling scheme instead of using the ArcGIS tiling scheme to get down to that level. ... View more

If your basemap has that tiling level available you will be able to zoom to it. ... View more

After you remove all the replicas you can update the service definition and and set "syncEnabled" : false, at the parent level of the hosted feature service. There are plans to improve the removal of replicas to have a way to unregister all replicas instead of going through every single one. Cheers Russ ... View more

Sync cannot be disabled on a feature service. Once it is enabled and the item is saved the feature service is updated with sync enabled and cannot be disabled. It is forced to enabled because the replicas you create from the feature service will not be able to be synced back if it is disabled and could orphan data. It has always been like this on hosted and ArcGIS Server feature services. Hope this helps. Russ ... View more

You can collect features by tapping on the map following this workflow: Android Add a feature—Collector for ArcGIS | ArcGIS iOS Add a feature—Collector for ArcGIS | ArcGIS ... View more

Is the geocoding item that is being used in your portal shared to the entire portal and not just to the Admin account? ... View more

You should see the ability to enable popups on the sub layers here: Do you see this option available to you? Russ ... View more

I don't know of any issues with this approach but cannot guarantee you wont see issues if you start playing around with other field types, domains or subtypes. ... View more

currently location tracking is still just a bread crumb trail and there is not an out of the box solution that will only display the most recent point in that track log. Russ ... View more

there have not been any changes to Not a Null value. When you create a service with allow null values = false the template generate has " " (space) or 0 inserted into the template as default values during the publishing of the layer. Adding required field support for collector is coming to the platform but is not included into the recent update 10.3.1 ... View more

If you have an editable line or a polygon you can stream with an interval down to 1 second. ... View more

So in Portal 10.3 you would be using this map package and publishing up a location tracking feature service to your portal. http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=051146f34aec4ef8ac228b5e6b2b8eac In the notes on the item details - To make this item a Location Tracking item, log into the ArcGIS Portal Directory using portal account you previously signed in with. Go to your User Content, locate the Location Tracking feature service item, and open the item page. So you go to portalname.esri.com/arcgis/sharing find the Location Tracking item, open the page and at the bottom of the page you will see Update Under supported operations click on Update Item. In the Type Keywords(Type keywords are different than tags) text box replace the existing text with ArcGIS Server, Collector, Data, Feature Access, Feature Service, Location Tracking, Service and click Update Item at the bottom of the page. Then you add the updated item to your web map, click save, go to your map details and enable location tracking and set the tracking interval. Hope this helps you out. Russ ... View more