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‎06-21-2018

You can also just draw arrows in as needed in lieu of creating new point features. Just use the drawing tool

‎06-21-2018

The steps for publishing a collector app are as follows: Design the .gdb‌ Publish to agol / portal;‌ Create a webmap‌ You'll need to do the schema design in #arccatalog - create your feature class(es), table(s), relationship(s), and all associated domains and subtypes. Once your schema is complete, you'll publish your data to agol; When this is done, you'll create a #webmap and make sure your symbology looks good and that your rules are all being enforced. A word of caution - #subtype defaults are not supported in the webmap / webapp, but will work correctly in #collector. As soon as you have a webmap up and running, make sure you've granted the correct permissions, and you should see your webmap in collector. Feel free to PM me if you've got specific questions, but Esri has done a very good of making this process pretty easy.

‎06-21-2018

In answering this question I'm assuming your photos are in #agol‌ You'll need to download the data from #agol to a local fgdb, then run this python.‌ Hope this helps.

‎06-21-2018

Mr. SenGupta has the correct answer; subtyping out your data and then assigning the appropriate domains is what you're looking for.

‎06-21-2018

You're asking about network flow now. Your Streets data would need to have a To field and a From field along with known points in order for this to work. I believe Esri's streets network that's leveraged in the Business Analyst data do have this type of information, but I'm fairy certain the TIGER data does not.

‎06-20-2018

I'd still download the necessary TIGER data, then use the labeling manager to label your roads. Change the symbology to transparent. Voila. Good luck!

‎06-20-2018

You're making work for yourself...streets data are fairly common Start by looking here, and if these are insufficient I'd also suggest looking for your county or municipal data portal. Let us know, please!

‎06-20-2018

Dan Patterson was asking you if you have a feature class or a shapefile of your streets (AKA Streets file). IF you do, then perhaps the file would contain a NAME #attribute, which you could #label off of.

‎06-07-2018

Here you go: How To: Add coded value domains to a hosted feature service in ArcGIS Online

‎05-31-2018

When changing a feature's #subtypes in #AGOL, the behavior should mimic that of #ArcMap - all the default values of the newly selected #subtype should be populated. This is vital for data integrity. This behavior works as expected in Collector (tested on iOS) but does not seem to work in #AGOL‌ #webmaps‌ on desktop. The current workaround I've found here Problem: Changing subtype fields does not populate the expected fields in ArcGIS Online requires the user to either delete and then create, or to select the appropriate default values themselves. The former option is clunky and time consuming and the latter adds unneeded risk to data integrity and negates the purpose of designing #subtypes to begin with.

‎05-30-2018

In the webmap on desktop if I change a feature's subtype, then the symbol changes to the new subtype, but none of the default values of the new subtype are populated in the feature's attributes. However, when I perform the exact same edit in Collector, I'm greeted with a message asking me if I'd like to change the feature's attributes to the new subtype defaults. What can I do to get the webmap on desktop to behave the same as Collector? Edit - I found this technical article: Problem: Changing subtype fields does not populate the expected fields in ArcGIS Online This is a known limitation of the Javascript API. The workarounds are either to: 1. Delete/Create new features 2. Have the users input the default values from domains (which completely obviates the use of subtypes and negates any attempt at data integrity) 3. Edit the data using the Data tab. Workaround #1 is really the only option here...

‎05-25-2018

This functionality is essential - I use it all the time to mask labels with the background color.

‎05-15-2018

Bummer - I'd open a ticket sorry to hear it.

‎05-15-2018

Not that long for sure. Is there a good reason you just wouldn't edit the service definition .json? It would be less painful IMHO.

‎05-15-2018

Frankly I have noticed latency in the tool between Pro and AGOL/Collector.

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