Latest Contributions by ChrisWhitmore

Hi - wanted to drop a note that the upcoming ArcGIS Online release (mid June) will have this functionality. You will be able to apply filters relative to the current date (i.e, filter using the last week, last weeks, month, etc.). Enhanced date field queries will also extend to calculate field. time offsets can be calculated and fields updated based on the calculation (say to update for a specific time zone or create a new field for inspection dates based on an installation date field). And can also perform calculations that will give the difference between two date fields as a float number output in terms of days (down to the second). For ex, DATE'6/30/2016 18:00' - DATE'6/1/2016 12:00' would output 29.25 days. Thanks, Chris ... View more

Hi Don - you can also hide the time part of the date field by configuring the pop-up to only show dates. In the Configure pop-ups panel on the layer menu, there's an option to configure attributes. There, you can change the field formatting for dates (and numbers). If you select your date field, you have the option to enable / disable 'Show time' for that particular field. Here's what you should see: Here's some info on how to configure popups: Configure pop-ups—ArcGIS Online Help | ArcGIS hope this helps - Chris ... View more

Hi Emily, you can do this in the popup configuration by setting your phone field to be a hyperlink with the protocol tel: to look like this: tel:{Phone Number Field Name}. To do this, go to Configure Pop-up -> Set the Display to 'A custom attribute display' -> Configure. In the Custom Attribute Display dialog, highlight the text (or field name) you want and select the hyperlink option. Below is a screenshot of an example configuration. Note - you'll need to build the rest of the popup for any other attributes you want to show (as I did with city, state, for example). Finished popup looks like this. Clicking on the phone number hyperlink will initiate a call (the actual behavior may be subject to the specific browser, enterprise / browser security settings, device, etc. But the tel: protocol is standard so should work in most cases). ... View more

Hi Tracy, It looks like the Esri Living Atlas layers aren't switched to https in all the cases they should be (basically, if your browser is in https, all esri resources should be served to you over https as well without any additional configuration or intervention on your part). A fix for the Living Atlas layers is planned for the next update (currently scheduled for Feb 29th). Thanks, Chris ... View more

Claire Inbody​ - it appears to be a mixed content issue. Chrome is basically blocking the layer from being loaded while IE allows it through (the behavior varies from browser to browser, and even version to version when the browser auto updates). Try loading the app from the link below (http, instead of https): http://ndor.maps.arcgis.com/apps/StorytellingSwipe/index.html?appid=8d57a3ffeab4485eb6565eac3feca5dc Alternatively, you can add the image service using the https url - https://ags3.lincoln.ne.gov/arcgis/rest/services/Aerials/Aerial1964/ImageServer Adding the image service url over https will help with the blank search issue you referenced above. ... View more

Hi Aaron, Andrew, Thanks for the solid feedback. For the issues you're seeing, it's best to contact Esri Technical Support - they'll be able to help troubleshoot. These types of issues can be quite tricky (many pieces with this). Regarding saving the credentials with web tier authentication, ArcGIS online does not store the credentials - it's all handled at the browser (i.e., web) level. ArcGIS Online allows for your particular web tier security implementation to bubble through, transparently to AGOL; when you are prompted to authenticate, you are entering credentials directly to your service. Typically, the browser will store the credentials for that session but that depends on the browser and any particular configurations that could affect the behavior (browser security settings for ex maybe). This is a bit different than token based authentication - in this case, AGOL acts as an intermediary, storing the credentials and proxying requests to your server with the stored credentials. A bit of a different model. Sorry for the confusion in doc on this point. We'll clarify that credentials are not stored with the added item when the secured service uses web tier authentication. Thanks, Chris ArcGIS Online Team ... View more

Hi Eva, Here's a blog post with steps on how to upload an image into my content and then reference the image via url (which will avoid the access key issue you mentioned): Adding and using photos and images in ArcGIS Online | ArcGIS Blog Thanks, Chris ... View more