Latest Contributions by JonahLay

Hi Amanda, Can you clarify your workflow in a bit more detail? 1. Did you share a web map with data layers from ArcGIS Pro? See Share a web map—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  2. Did you change the field names and overwrite the web layers? See Overwrite a web feature layer—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation    It will help if you outline the steps you took so that we can help narrow down the issue you are facing. Keep in mind that web maps store things like pop-ups and symbology separately from web layers. For example, pop-ups stored in the web map will not be updated if the web layer is overwritten with a newly configured pop-up.   Thanks,   Jonah ... View more

Hi Jason, Can you try publishing the hosted web scene layer directly from your portal? See this: Publish hosted scene layers—Portal for ArcGIS | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise  Jonah ... View more

Hi Jason, Are you sharing the package to ArcGIS Online or an ArcGIS Enterprise portal? If it is to ArcGIS Enterprise, can you check the server logs?  See the following documentation: Server logs—ArcGIS Server Administration (Windows) | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise  Best, Jonah ... View more

Hi Martin, Does the following documentation help? It might be a good place to start... Merge features into one feature—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  Best, Jonah ... View more

Hi Stephen, Just to add to Duncan's response, there is no way to incorporate Overwrite Web Layer into ModelBuilder because it isn't a tool unlike the Replace Web Layer Geoprocessing tool. If you would like to add the Overwrite Web Layer feature into ModelBuilder, the best way would be to create a script tool. The following may help you get started: https://community.esri.com/thread/216491-automate-overwrite-web-layer-feature-class  Best, Jonah ... View more

Hi Jamal, See this: What's new—ArcGIS Online Help | Documentation  Best, Jonah ... View more

Hi Henry, It sounds like ArcGIS StoryMaps is what you are looking for? How to Make a Story Map Using Esri Story Maps might be a good place to get started. Feel free to check out the ArcGIS StoryMaps GeoNet community if you have more specific questions.  Hope it helps, Jonah ... View more

Hi Amelia, Can you try expanding Maps in the Catalog pane? Are your maps listed there? If so, can you try adding them to your project? Best, Jonah ... View more

The overwrite function works as designed: it overwrites existing web layers. See Overwrite a web feature layer—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  (As a side note, we are working on improving the topic to address some of the confusion with overwriting web layers.) It sounds like you are wanting to "overwrite" or save updates in ArcGIS Pro to a web map. If this is the case, we are working on this functionality. Seehttps://community.esri.com/ideas/11949  Hope it helps! Jonah ... View more

Hi Johanna, Are you using ArcGIS Pro? If so, see Add a web map or web scene from a portal for more information.  Best, Jonah ... View more

Hi Carl, Can you clarify your workflow in a bit more detail? Did you share a web map with data layers from ArcGIS Pro? See Share a web map—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  It will help if you outline the steps you took so that we can help narrow down the issue you are facing. Thanks, Jonah ... View more

Hi Yuying Li, What is the error you are seeing when sharing a mobile map package? Please refer to the following topic for more information: Share a mobile map package Best, Jonah ... View more

Hi Tim, Since the help topic mentions "Format Map Frame pane", that would refer to the entire pane that allows you to point to any map or scene in your project. The word "Elements" you see at the bottom is so named because Map Frame is only one part of the many layout elements available to you. There are others. For more information, see Work with layout elements—Layouts | Documentation Hope this clears up some confusion, Jonah  ... View more