Latest Contributions by GarethBaker1

I'm using the Situational Awareness widget within Web AppBuilder in ArcGIS Enterprise 10.8.1.  I've configured somewhere between 10 and 20 different layers to be queried for an area of interest and if there are more than 10 tabs with features in then the download all option doesn't work fully. It will only download the last 10 tabs that it finds values in (as in the right most 10 as they are presented to the user). The user can still go in and choose to manually download the CSVs for the missing tabs but it adds an extra level of fiddling. Just wondering if anyone else experiences the same in Enterprise 10.9 or AGOL and if it's an issue with the widget or more of a browser issue (am using Edge Chromium 93.0.961.52)? Thanks Gareth ... View more

I have a dashboard in AGOL which was created before the September 2021 update (not sure if that's relevant but thought I'd mention). I have an indicator based on a feature layer which for the majority of the time will have no records in but occasionally will have some records. The indicator is set to use a statistic as the value type and to return a COUNT on the OBJECTID field. When there are no records in the dataset the value returned is 0 rather than being no data. However if I change the statistic to SUM and point it at any numeric field then the no data message is returned rather than a 0. I can make use of the No data label settings to simulate the number 0 in this instance but the text formatting options are different between no data labels and the indicator text, so it's tricky to replicate these exactly if I want to show two similar indicators side by side, one with a count and one with a sum. Just wanted to see if anyone knew if this is expected behaviour or if there is any other workaround to try and achieve the desired effect. Thanks Gareth  ... View more

I've just created a hosted feature service in ArcGIS Enterprise 10.8.1 with various point layers and related tables. My workflow is generally working ok but in doing some basic testing I've noticed an issue with the photo orientation from an iOS Field Maps client. These are the steps I'm taking: Add new record in related table Press add photo button Take a portrait photo Press use photo Return back to data entry form Now at this stage before submitting the record the photo thumbnail that is being shown in the form is rotated 90 degrees anti-clockwise, as is the full image when I tap to view. So this is happening in the client rather than anything to do with the server (as far as I can tell). When I submit the record and look at it in the web map in a PC web browser then the attachment is incorrectly rotated. I've done a similar test with an Android client and get a different result. In this case the portrait photo that I capture on the device is correctly orientated but it's been stretched to be landscape orientation - so the aspect ratio is all messed up. However when I upload this one to the server and view on PC it's correct in both orientation and aspect ratio. Have just also tried this in a different map in iOS to see if it was something about my configuration and I get the same issue. I'm not aware of having set anything in the map config relating to photo sizes or orientation. iOS client version is 21.2.2 build 465 and Android is 21.2.2 build 401. ... View more

The Explorer app has a useful feature which takes advantage of the organisational gallery setting to display the contents of a featured group to users without those users needing to be a member. We use this for sharing a set of three or four core maps that we want all users to be able to see without having to search. Currently the only way to provide the equivalent in Field Maps is to have users search for the maps which have been shared at the organisation level or to ensure they are all members of a group which the maps are shared to. Example below shows the featured group in Explorer dialogue for a user who is not a member of any groups ... View more