Latest Contributions by DanielStauning

Hi Shawn, I think you may be referring to the difference between a RingBuffer and RingBufferBands. ArcGIS REST API Banded ring areas define radial bands that do not necessarily originate from the ring center. For example, 1, 3, and 5-mile ring bands describe a 0-to-1 mile band, 1-to-3 mile band, and 3-to-5 mile band. Does this address your question? Thanks, -Dan ... View more

Hi Anthony, This sounds like a standard mixed content issue; the apps are now running in https but the services within the apps are using http. Are your services running on your own GIS Server or are they hosted services in ArcGIS Online? If you need to configure https on your own GIS Server here are the instructions: Configure HTTPS on ArcGIS Server—Documentation (10.4) | ArcGIS for Server If they are hosted service in ArcGIS Online, https is already configured and there is no administrative action required, the apps just may need to be updated to use the services via https. Hope this helps! -Dan ... View more

Sebastien, You can try formatting the item id for your webmap in a request like this with f=pjson. If your map is shared with everyone this should work, otherwise, you'll need to embed a token in the request. http://www.arcgis.com/sharing/content/items/YourWebMapID?f=pjson Hope this helps, -Dan ... View more

Bill, Here are some questions I'd start with: Are you overwriting the outputs of existing geoproceessing operations? Where are you you writing intermediate data to? Is the output fc being written to your default gdb? Have you parameterized the output layer? What do you have set for your current and scratch workspace environments? Thanks, -Dan ... View more

Dave, I would explore the snap distance parameters in the tool, here is the documentation: It should snap to the cell of highest accumulated flow and move the pour point to that location. Watershed—ArcGIS REST API: Elevation Analysis services | ArcGIS for Developers   Thanks, -Dan ... View more

Chris, It sounds like your fields don't allow null values but I would check your server logs to see if there are more informative errors. -Dan ... View more

Hi David, The ArcGIS Data store is an optional component which can be described as an optimized managed database for your portal. Hosted feature layers that use the ArcGIS Data store have a smaller memory footprint allowing you to publish thousands of services without the need for more hardware. What is ArcGIS Data Store?—Portal for ArcGIS | ArcGIS for Server The data store tab in ArcGIS Server manager and ArcCatalog allows you register folders and databases to provide ArcGIS Server with a list of locations that the server administrator has verified the GIS server can access. About registering your data with ArcGIS Server—Documentation | ArcGIS for Server Thanks, -Dan ... View more

I don't think Oceanside Food Stores is actually a feature service, there's no service URL listed for it in the web map description. Maybe this layer wasn't actually published as a service when you added it, I would try recreating it from your CSV.  ... View more

Allen, The URL to your web map can't be accessed anonymously, you should use this URL if you don't want people to have to sign in. http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=c982294b84c740879da7a3fa857e1f5c I'm able to add this layer to a new web map and editing is enabled, have you tried creating a new web map? http://services.arcgis.com/uEH09Hfm70zI2ZxR/ArcGIS/rest/services/Fallbrook_Food_Stores-Feature_Service/FeatureServer/0 Hope this helps, good luck. Thanks, -Dan ... View more

Brian, Looks like there's a tool here that will batch convert the data from a spreadsheet to different values: Batch Convert Thanks, -Dan ... View more

If your file has latitude and longitude fields, these are used to locate the features on the map. If your file has address information, or if the latitude and longitude information cannot be determined by the map viewer, you are prompted to review the location fields and change them, if necessary. The following fields are supported: Latitude, Longitude Lat, Long Y, X Ycenter, Xcenter Point_y, Point_x Address City State Zip CSV, TXT, and GPX files—ArcGIS Online Help | ArcGIS Thanks, -Dan ... View more