Latest Contributions by Katie_Clark

@CAustreng_TriCountHD @LayerItOn  Are you working in ArcGIS Online or Portal? Are your layers hosted feature layers? ... View more

Hi @pertio , As others have stated, including the appropriate search terms in your query based on the software you're using will help find the most relevant results, since there are so many platforms that fall under "ArcGIS". However, to answer your question a little more directly - "Which is more popular?": The answer really is - "It depends". Each platform (Desktop vs. Online) is appropriate for different tasks. ArcGIS Online is used for creating web maps and applications, and sharing/organizing geospatial data within a web interface. On the other hand, Desktop (aka "ArcGIS Pro" in this case - ArcMap is still around but in mature support) is used for analysis, cartography (i.e. printable maps), etc. There is definitely overlap between the two in terms of functionality - you can do some analysis and cartography in ArcGIS Online (sometimes abbreviated as "AGO" or "AGOL"), and you can package layers and maps to share within ArcGIS Pro. But, if you're working towards using GIS in your career, you will very likely heavily depend on both platforms.  Quick note: there is also "ArcGIS Enterprise" (aka "Portal"), which is similar to ArcGIS Online except for the data is hosted on your own servers, rather than Esri servers. More work to maintain, but you have more freedom for customization and security configurations, etc. If you're just starting out, probably just focus on AGOL for now for web GIS stuff, unless you're really interested in server configuration, coding (i.e. building custom widgets), etc. 🙂 Hopefully that answers your question and gives you some guidance and further research. I remember how confused I was when I first started out, so I tried to answer with that perspective in mind!   ... View more

Oh gosh, I'm actually quite new to working in scenes myself and I was working with the ArcGIS API for JavaScript. What I did in my case was just republish the layer with z-values disabled. If you look at the REST endpoint for the feature layer it should provide information and say whether the layer has z-values enabled or not. You can access that from the item details page for the layer, and the bottom right of the page. Other than that, I don't have more advice because like I said I'm new to the 3D stuff as well! I'll definitely keep my eyes on this post if someone else chimes in with a different idea 🙂 ... View more

I had something like this happen to me recently, and I discovered it was because the layer had z-values enabled, but none assigned. Maybe that's the case here?  ... View more

Wow, thank you for your contributions, @lzk222 !! 🙂 ... View more

To add on to what @jcarlson said, if you just need to add a layer from your AGOL content to multiple web maps, you can easily do this through the "Add Data" option in the web map. If you have a specific symbology, pop-up configuration, etc. that you've set and you want it to be available/consistent every time you add it to a map, just save those settings at the layer level. You can do this by configuring the layer in the web map and then choosing "Save Layer" from the dropdown options, or through the "Visualization" tab from the Item Details page. Hope that helps! ... View more

Hi Jurgen, Unfortunately, folder organization is only available for your own content. If you want to organize things are a larger scale for the whole organization, you will need to use groups and/or categories. ... View more

Could you add another (hidden) field that would convert it *back* to an integer, to use for sorting? ... View more

See this thread that was just posted, seems related:  https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-online-questions/arcgis-online-update-23-home-page-issue/m-p/1341854#M55303 ... View more

I have also noticed some links on my custom homepage configuration are broken. When I click on the link, a new tab opens with only this in the address bar: Also, there are no errors showing up in the developer console for this.  The broken links are part of an "Item Gallery" section of the homepage.    UPDATE: I see this error in the developer console in the original tab (home page), not the newly opened tab.     ... View more

So, @abureaux to address your initial question, I tested this syntax with my survey, and it sorted as expected for numeric values (this was actually my first time trying this syntax, thanks for reminding me about it!) Anyway, as you can see in this screenshot, they are definitely sorted descending by number, as intended.   In my case, I am sorted descending based on an integer type field. What field type is ${rtv_num} in your survey?  ... View more

Could you elaborate more on the workaround you found? I need to do something similar - users enter values for percent cover within a repeat in any order, but in the final report I need them printed in descending order. Could your workaround be used for that? ... View more

You cannot rename fields once they've been created, you would need to create a new field and do a field calculation to transfer over the values to the new field.  ... View more