Latest Contributions by EricAnderson_DHS

We recently upgraded our ArcGIS Enterprise deployment from 10.8.1 to 10.9.1. We've noticed in all our environments that we've upgraded (dev, pre-prod, prod), we do not have the option to enable feature analysis when going to Organization > Settings > Servers. The documentation makes it sound like it should be right on this page - https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/portal/10.9.1/administer/windows/configure-the-portal-to-perform-analysis.htm#GUID-36946C81-96A6-4DEC-BB90-660A077F7A0E   "Note: You can configure analysis for a portal that has been upgraded from an earlier version. Your portal must have a hosting server configured with ArcGIS Data Store. Follow the steps in Upgrade Portal for ArcGIS, and then go to Organization > Settings > Servers. Click Enable and save your settings."   What are we supposed to be clicking Enable on? Seems like this documentation needs to be worded a little more clearly.    Side note: Everything else related to the hosting server is working as expected - everything validates fine (portal org settings > servers, portaladmin/federation, arcgis server admin/data/<relational>), publishing hosted services is perfectly fine. We just do not have the option to perform analysis from (classic) map viewer as an Admin (so not role issue) - the Analysis button is completely missing.   Thank you in advance Eric ... View more

We noticed that when we have a web map that contains a route layer, each individual layer within the route layer (Stops, DirectionPoints, DirectionLines, RouteInfo) gets represented as a single layer within the Layer List of a Map widget within Experience Builder.   This causes individual layer visibility toggles configured and saved within the web map to be ignored in Experience Builder, and you also don't have the ability to toggle on or off the individual Route Layer layers since they are represented as a single layer in the Map widget's Layer List.    For comparison sake, when you add a map service to the web map that has multiple individual layers within the single service, it correctly honors individual layer visibility and shows each individual layer within the Map widget's Layer List (allowing you to toggle them on and off independently).   Please see attached image. The route layer is shown as a single layer (but really has four individual layers within it), whereas the map service correctly shows all individual layers contained within the service.  ... View more

When you use the share command with the parameter "allow_members_to_edit" (so you can share to an update capable group), this parameter is ignored. I found Github pages detailing this issue as far back as 2019... How has such a critical issue not been addressed yet?  ... View more