Latest Contributions by berniejconnors

‎10-11-2022

@rhughes522 , I loaded the page and watched the video this morning with no problem. The image you shared indicates that your browser is not loading the .css styling for the page. It could be an aggressive firewall rule blocking the CSS. Can you load the same page on your phone? It should work there. Bernie.

‎10-11-2022

The video demonstrating how to re-create an existing WAB app using Experience Builder is excellent. I highly recommend it to all Esri users that have built WAB apps. Choosing a parcel viewer app for the demonstration was a great choice. Most jurisdictions publish a parcel viewer app. Thanks, Bernie.

‎10-07-2022

There are all kinds of url shortening services. Take your pick.

‎10-05-2022

Jason, All of our map services are public. One of our users created a simple ASP.NET page that will send 15 queries spread accross 10 map services and the geometry service. The results are displayed in a table. If the 15 query results match the expected result the then the text in the table is green. If the results do not match then the corresponding table row is red. The user created this ASP.NET page to test our map services that they are using in an application. They posted it to a public web server so we could also take advantage of it as a diagnostic / monitoring tool. It is simple but it is very helpful. Send me a private message if you want more info.

‎09-27-2022

Eric, I suspect a salesperson has suggested the ExB would be a good tool to build your app and they suggested that you try it out. But before you ever get to building an ExB app you have to prepare your data, clean it, and load it into ArcGIS Online as a hosted feature layer - its like creating a web service to allow you to query your data and create map images of your data. Next you would compose a wep map in the ArcGIS Online map viewer. The web map would be configured with a basemap, rules on how to display your data, symbolize your data, and configure pop-ups that will display a record for a single map feature when you select it on the map. After you have completed the above steps is when you would begin building an ExB app. It's no wonder you were having difficulty understanding the Experience Builder interface when you were not shown how to prepare your data for use in ExB. Bernie.

‎09-27-2022

The Experience Builder app interface is fairly complex and it takes some practice to become accustomed to the features and workflow. Sounds like you must have been given an evaluation account on ArcGIS Online. When you first login to arcgis.com you should see a header like this: It was previously called "My Content" but now its just called "Content". If you are already in the ExB app you can click on your user logo in the top right corner and select "My Proflie" from the drop down menu. This will open a new tab and display the "Content" link in the banner across the top of the new tab: Bernie.

‎09-27-2022

Eric - are you using ArcGIS Online or Portal?

‎09-27-2022

Eric, the first step is to add data to "My Content" before you open ExB. Then when you click the "Add Data" button in ExB you select from the data that is in your "My Content". This link should help - https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/manage-data/add-items.htm Bernie.

‎09-22-2022

The feature service appears to draw very quickly at large scales. The problem appears to be the slow draw speed at the initial extent. Have you considered using a scale threshold to suppress the feature service at smaller scales? Bernie.

‎09-18-2022

In my opinion, if you don't need an enterprise geodatabase (multi-user relational database) then it is best to avoid the additional complexity. It has been a long time since we did any testing so I can't say if a file geodatabase would be faster but I suspect it is marginally faster. But that depends on where your file geodatabase is stored and the speed of the storage system versus the speed of your enterprise database system. Bernie.

‎08-31-2022

Joanne, for our Public facing apps (no login required) we use an iframe to embed our Web AppBuilder apps into a simple HTML page. Then the HTML page is hosted on our web server. This will work for Experience Builder apps too. We prefer to NOT use the developer edition to keep things simple. Have a look at the source for this page and you will see what I mean - https://geonb.snb.ca/geonb/ Bernie.

‎08-23-2022

Hello @pzhuchkov , If you are concerned that your search widget is not working properly I recommend you use your web browser's developer tools to inspect the request and response that your web application is sending. I use Google Chrome. Here is a good link on how to use the Chrome Dev tools to get the info you need - https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/how-to-use-chrome-developer-tools-for-api-testing/ Bernie.

‎07-29-2022

Chris, The max record count does not apply to the number of features drawn for a map image request (export). The max record count applies to a query request. For example, I publish a dynamic map service for our parcel map and it includes about 600,000 polygons. The MaxRecordCount is set at 2000. This will limit the number of records that can be returned when a user attempts to query the map service. A query for a very large number of records will take longer and consume more server resources and slow down responses for all of your other users. If you want to limit the number of features drawn when your map service does an export operation you should apply scale thresholds in your map document. In our parcel map service the Min Scale is set to 31,999 to limit the number of parcels that are drawn. The support document you referenced refers to a feature service, not a map service. When a user requests a map draw from a feature service the vector data is transferred to the client and rendered on the client side. When a user requests a map draw from a map service the service will generate an image of the data on the server side and send a jpg or png file to the client. Bernie.

‎07-29-2022

Hello, I think publishing your mxd as a map service will be simpler. A map service will maintain the colors and layer ordering and connection to your geodatabase. Bernie.

‎07-27-2022

Crystal, You got this. The article makes it very clear how to code the formatting of your multi-line labels. Please share an image of your completed labels when you are done. Thanks, Bernie.

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