Latest Contributions by JonahLay

Hi @MichaelMcBain, Thank you for your idea submission. There is an existing idea that might already cover your request: Allow aliases for Portal connections in Pro Can you please take a look at this to see if it's a duplicate? If so, we can close and merge this idea. Thanks, Jonah ... View more

@KamilNovák Thank you for your idea submission. Can you clarify a few things so that we can better understand your suggestion? Why is it important to be able to set a different sharing setting for the associated web feature layer? Is your current workflow to share the map image layer with the associated web feature layer and then change the sharing settings for the web feature layer in portal after publishing? It sounds like you have to repeat this step after overwriting as well? Thank you! ... View more

Hi @IsobelMcLees, You can use the Generate Map Server Cache Tiling Scheme geoprocessing tool to create a custom tiling scheme XML file. There are also additional tiling scheme files which can be imported from C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Pro\Resources\TilingSchemes. Best, Jonah ... View more

Hello, After evaluating this idea, we have decided not to make any changes to the current behavior. To share related tables with the web layer, use the commands on the Share ribbon: Share tab > Share As group > Publish Web Layer. In the Share As Web Layer pane, under the Content tab, you'll see the tables that will be published.   Users who don't want to include the related tables in the web layer can share the selected layer(s) only by right-clicking the individual layer in the Contents Pane > Share as web layer. ... View more

Hello, After evaluating this idea, we have decided not to make any changes to the current behavior or documentation. To share related tables with the web layer, use the commands on the Share ribbon: Share tab > Share As group > Publish Web Layer. In the Share As Web Layer pane, under the Content tab, you'll see the tables that will be published.   Users who don't want to include the related tables in the web layer can share the selected layer(s) only by right-clicking the individual layer in the Contents Pane > Share as web layer. ... View more

Hello, After evaluating this idea, we have decided not to make any changes to the current behavior or documentation. To share related tables with the web layer, use the commands on the Share ribbon: Share tab > Share As group > Publish Web Layer. In the Share As Web Layer pane, under the Content tab, you'll see the tables that will be published. Users who don't want to include the related tables in the web layer can share the selected layer(s) only by right-clicking the individual layer in the Contents Pane > Share as web layer. ... View more

Hi @DavidGray1, Is it possible that you have other maps in your project that do not contain layers? On the Catalog pane and under the Project tab, under Maps – can you check to see if all your maps have at least one layer? Best, Jonah ... View more

Users can use the FeatureSharingDraft to publish and overwrite tables. Code samples are available in the documentation: Publish a layer and a table Overwrite a web feature layer (The overwriteExistingService property can also be used for hosted tables) ... View more

@RonnieRichards CreateWebLayerSDDraft is an older function which the arcpy.sharing module now replaces. Can you refer to this sample code on publishing a table? The script publishes both a layer and table in your map, but it should work for tables by themselves too. ... View more

Hi @RonnieRichards, It is actually possible to overwrite a hosted table using ArcPy. You'll need to modify the overwriteExistingService property of the sharing draft. See this help topic for more information: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/arcpy/sharing/featuresharingdraft-class.htm Please let me know if this works for you. Thanks, Jonah   ... View more

@feralcatcolonist_old Web browsers don't seem to support switching between a SAML and built-in account, so it probably wouldn't work in Pro either. Switching between a built-in account to another built-in account could potentially be supported. ... View more