Latest Contributions by Katie_Clark

‎02-20-2019

Hmm, I just double checked - the box was checked but it said to refresh the image "every 0 minutes" so I guess I overlooked that, assuming it wouldn't affect it. Worth a shot, maybe it will work now. Thanks!

‎02-20-2019

Based on people's responses it sounds like it could be a more widespread issue with ArcGIS Online, but I will say that the workflow you followed to get the image in the popup is the exact same one that I followed. As I mentioned before, It worked like a charm for a week or two, but after that the images appeared as broken links. When I checked the URL for the image I had in the field I created and compared it to the URL I got when I copied the image location again, they were different, which explains why the links appeared broken. These were all images that could not be shared via a public image host service due to restrictions mandated by the client, so I could not get a URL for the images that way. If someone else has a solution for this I'd love to know!

‎02-20-2019

Hmmm, according the the ArcGIS Online Health Dashboard, everything seems to be running fine. ArcGIS Online Health Dashboard Where are the images stored that you are linking to? I had an issue that I ran into a couple of weeks ago where I was linking to my own attachments so they would show up as thumbnails in the popups, but after a week or two the tokens refreshed and the links didn't work anymore. Are you able to share your storymap? That might help with troubleshooting.

‎02-19-2019

Thank you for the quick reply, Adrian! I've used domains before in order to have drop down options in a pop-up, but never thought to use it to re-code and calculate a new field. Learning something new every day. Anyway, it worked great for my situation. Just added the domains with the appropriate label (soil description) and code (value from "musym"), and when I calculated the new field to be equal to the "musym" field, it displayed with the domain label. Again, thank you!

‎02-18-2019

Hello, I have published a feature service hosted in ArcGIS Online that has a field ("musym") with soil symbol codes. (i.e. 11A, 13B, 23C). In a PDF, I have the key for this data. (i.e. 11A = "Leaksville silt loam"). What I want to do is either change the data in this field, or create a new field that will fill in with the correct "translation" so it can be read and understood by people in the field. I'm sure something like this can be done with either SQL or Arcade, but I'm having a bit of trouble figuring out how. I am most familiar with Python syntax, so switching between all of these languages has me a bit mixed up. I was trying to do something along the lines of this (keep in mind, I'm sure the syntax isn't right, I'm just trying to illustrate the logic). if $feature.musym == '11A' $feature.musym = 'Leaksville silt loam' else if $feature.musym == '13B' $feature.musym = 'Mayodan fine sandy loam' else if..... etc Ultimately I want to be able to symbolize based on this information and display the soil type in a pop up. Does anyone have any ideas of how to approach this? I'm very new to writing code (in any language) so any ideas are appreciated. Thanks!

‎02-18-2019

Is this a custom script that you wrote, or one that is widely available? Either way, would it be possible for you to share it here? Many thanks!

‎02-14-2019

Love this idea! This would be extremely helpful for both administrators and general users/publishers. It would also be helpful to be able to know which features are using the most amount of credits for feature attachments. Currently, in administrator view, you can only get this breakdown for feature storage (excluding attachments).

‎02-14-2019

Oh, good point! I hadn't thought about the feature attachments...you're correct that, even in admin view, I don't know of a way to single out which feature layers have a large amount of attachments. However, it might be some consolation that feature attachments only cost 1.2 credits for an entire GB, vs. the 2.4 credits per 10 MB of storage for feature storage. Unfortunately, this seems like a situation again where the users just need to be educated about credit costs and be aware of how much they are publishing and attaching. I completely understand that this is easier said than done, though... Looks like there's been an idea submitted for this already: https://community.esri.com/ideas/15526 I've upvoted it...let's spread the word! It seems like something that would be extremely useful for administrators and general users.

‎02-13-2019

As far as I know, the interface I described is limited to admins. However, any user should be able to see the file size of the content they upload in the item details. So, individuals could calculate their credit usage by looking at the file size of the items they publish. Or, for example, since feature storage is 2.4 credits per 10 MB stored per month, the admin could encourage users not to publish any features larger than 5 MB or something. At the very least I would recommend sharing the link I posted above about understanding credit usage to people within your organization. Hope that helps!

‎02-12-2019

Glad it worked out for you!

‎02-12-2019

I apologize if I'm not understanding correctly, but I believe you can set a filter to be "on by default" in both the web map and the web app. I have a map/app with a data set of over 200,000 parcels, and I applied a filter in the web map so that only around 37,000 of them display when the map/app is opened. This was essential for us so that the layer would actually draw! I didn't notice any lag associated with panning/zooming or searching, so I'm not sure if my situation is different. The only other option I can think of is to use the Extract Data tool (under "Manage Data") within the Web Map through the Analysis ribbon. But sounds like that might not be ideal for you? Sorry, I can't be more help, maybe someone else might have a better idea! Best of luck!

‎02-12-2019

Does the service include a field that specifies the county that it's in? (if not, you could add it?) Then you could just apply a filter to the layer to only display the data for the desired county. Would that work?

‎02-11-2019

Glad I could help!

‎02-11-2019

Mitch, It is likely that most of your credits are being used for storing feature layers. (Tile layers consume a much lower amount of credits per MB). In ArcGIS Online go to Organization -> Credits -> View Status -> (Scroll Down, in the pie chart legend) Click on Storage -> Feature Storage -> Standard Feature Data Storage (in the table below the pie chart) -> and finally, click the "View Item Details" button below the table. Hope that helps! For more information on how credits are consumed you can look at this page: Understand credits—ArcGIS Online Help | ArcGIS More specifically for your question, once you know which layers are consuming the most amount of credits, you can identify which apps or maps they are being used in. However, ArcGIS Online won't list which apps/maps are using credits because the apps/maps themselves don't consume credits. Only the layers that are within them do. All the best, Katherine

‎02-07-2019

Hello Geonet! Has anyone else had issues with georeferencing images in ArcGIS Pro? It's something I do on an almost daily basis in ArcMap, and I keep attempting to switch my workflow to ArcGIS Pro to practice using the software since I know Esri is planning on transitioning completely to Pro. However, I find the experience to be so buggy that I can't even complete this simple task. After fitting an image to display, I try to pan around and my cursor is stuck on the rotate function, no matter which button on my mouse I click. If I change the transparency of the layer with the ribbon and then use the L keyboard shortcut to turn the layer off/on, the transparency doesn't save and it always goes back to 0%. However, if I turn the layer off/on in the TOC it seems to stick. The biggest offender is that when I try to set a control point, once again my cursor is stuck on the rotate function. This has happened so often that I frequently can't georeference the image at all. On my most recent attempt, after several minutes somehow it seemed to change (though I have no idea what caused that to happen) and I was able to set a few control points, but then I opened the control point table and once again the pan function didn't seem to work using either my mouse or the C keyboard shortcut. After enough frustration I went back to ArcMap for a completely smooth process and had several images georeferenced in less than five minutes. Just want to know if I'm alone in this experience or if there are others who share my frustration? I am eager to embrace ArcGIS Pro and the changes that Esri is promoting, but I can't do this if I can't even complete simple workflows such as this. Thanks for any thoughts or input! Best, Katherine

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