Latest Contributions by AaronKoelker

@AshleyHayes2 and for anyone who comes across this, you can do it by publishing a new temporary service with your additional photos to add, then running an append from the temp service to the existing service, and then delete the temporary service. Source link . This speaks specifically to oriented imagery for ArcGIS Indoors so you can skip the floor aware stuff if you're not using that.  Add 360-degree photos to an oriented imagery feature layer You can add more 360-degree photos to an existing oriented imagery feature layer to provide additional viewable images or update existing imagery with current photos. To update an existing shared oriented imagery feature layer with new or more photos, complete the following steps: Start ArcGIS Pro. Sign in to your ArcGIS organization if necessary. Import the updated photos to an oriented imagery dataset and configure it as floor aware. Share the new floor-aware oriented imagery dataset as a hosted feature service. On the View tab, in the Windows group, click Catalog Pane. The Catalog pane appears. In the Catalog pane, search for the new and the original oriented imagery feature layers containing 360-degree photos. Right-click both oriented imagery feature layers and click Add To Current Map. The oriented imagery feature layers are added to the map as layers. Use the Append tool to append features from the new oriented imagery feature layer to the original oriented imagery feature layer. Optionally, delete the new oriented imagery feature layer from your organization after confirming 360-degree photos were appended to the original oriented imagery feature layer, or ensure that the original oriented imagery feature layer is the topmost layer in the layer list.   ... View more

Thanks Peter, I will try that. I did manage to get an OI service published after testing the 360 Video to Oriented Imagery GP tool, too. That tool initially gave me an error that my OI dataset needed to be Z-enabled, and I was able to get a service up after doing that. I'm curious if that might have been what was triggering the initial issue I had with the Generate Service tool, too (but giving a less clear error message as a result). However I also skipped the footprint layer the second time, so perhaps that really is the only issue. I did not point directly at the OI dataset using the full file geodatabase path. ... View more

It's been 6.5 years since this idea was posted and there are 51 kudos on it so far from other people who presumedly have the same need. Perhaps this enhancement isn't technically feasible, but at the very least it would be appreciated if someone from the ArcGIS Online team could provide an explanation as to the challenges and maybe update the Idea status accordingly.  ... View more

Would setting up Member Categories work for you? https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/portal/11.1/administer/windows/manage-members.htm#:~:text=own%20email%20address.-,Categorize%20members,-As%20an%20administrator   You can also try using admin groups that will group members based on their department group in Active Directory, LDAP, SAML, etc. https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/portal/latest/use/create-groups.htm#:~:text=to%20the%20group.-,Link%20Active%20Directory%2C%20LDAP%2C%20or%20SAML%20groups%20from%20an%20IdP,-Note%3A ... View more

Thanks @Robert_LeClair. No, not that exact page but I was following an Esri tutorial video and referring to the documentation pages for the individual tools. That video shows a file geodatabase being used and successfully publishing to an Enterprise portal (the tool documentation mentions ArcGIS Online too, though). This part in the workflow you shared sticks out to me:  -If the images are going to be viewed only in ArcGIS Pro, you can add a folder with the images. -If the dataset is going to be published to ArcGIS Online, input a CSV file with the following fields: X, Y, Spatial Reference System, Image Path, Camera Heading, Pitch, Roll, Height. To add orientation information such as Omega, Phi, Kappa, the extra field should follow this schema: 2|H_WKID|V_WKID|X|Y|Z|RA1|RA2|RA3. I had used a folder of images with lat/lon info in the EXIF data, then I manually updated some of the other fields after the dataset was created. Not sure why they source would matter if they both end up in an Oriented Imagery dataset with the same fields, and I haven't found anything else that mentions or explains why a CSV should be used if publishing to AGO specifically.  ... View more

Not sure what exactly you mean by the 'pop up menu', but do you get the same behavior if you try to add a folder from the Favorites panel in Catalog instead of the Project panel?    ... View more

Don't know if this is going to help you now, but when working with really large projects (big data, lots of maps) I sometimes disable the Backup functionality because of this issue. It can get caught up trying to create big backups (especially if you're using an older version of Pro—it seems to be better with recent releases). It would be especially bad if you have a lot of data that is coming over any sort of network drive or URL.  It won't let you save until it is done trying to create that backup. My best advice would be to wait it out if you can. In the meantime, you can disable auto-backups under Options > General > Project Recovery ... View more

@PeterKnoop Thanks. In that case it's probably has come up before and I'm just not remembering. Good to know it's a feature already! ... View more

I thought this existed already, but looks like it is only for meeting rooms, not office hotels. Would be nice to have for hotels, too.  You can set the following meeting room scheduling limits: Maximum number of bookings per person—Cannot book more than this number of meeting rooms at a time. Maximum duration in hours per booking—Cannot book a meeting room for longer than this number of hours. Maximum days in advance bookings can be made—Cannot book a meeting room more than this number of days in advance. https://doc.arcgis.com/en/indoors/latest/space-planner/manage-people-and-spaces.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_7A6C790A9CE7442DBE567D684A6BD137:~:text=Maximum%20duration%20in%20hours%20per%20booking%E2%80%94Cannot%20book%20a%20meeting%20room%20for%20longer%20than%20this%20number%20of%20hours.  ... View more

@PeterKnoop Huh, I haven't seen that before. Maybe haven't actually opened a story that someone else already had open yet, although feels unlikely.   ... View more

I agree some kind of notification would be nice, but my one concern as a user would be what happens if somebody leaves the project open and then walks away from their desk for an extended period, or even overnight when they leave the office for the day. They'd be holding the project hostage until somebody can track them down and ask them to close it. I think a simple warning message might be better than hard lock-out. "Another user has this story open, proceed at your own risk" kind of thing. A time-out that closes the page after an extended period could be another option—but I those can be annoying in their own way. If you make it too long, then it doesn't really solve the problem. If you make it too short then it could become disruptive to what's considered normal usage. Then there's the auto-saving and undo history to consider too, and what happens with that if a time-out triggers.  ... View more

@AndyWilliams2 Yes it's still in the same place, but you have to dig for it when applying to polygon layers. Open the symbology panel with your polygon layer selected in the Contents. You can use other types, but for demonstration purposes choose Single Symbol under the Primary Symbology dropdown. Next, click on the actual symbol—just below that same drop down. In the Format Polygon Symbol panel that appears, click "Properties" near the top.  You should then see a wrench icon for "Structure". Click that. Here you can add and remove individual components of your symbol, like the Stroke outline and the Fill, which are there by default. If you don't want those, you can delete them by clicking the X next to each. Following the use-case from the original post, you might want to delete the Fill but keep the Stroke in this example. Whichever you do, to add a Marker component you can click Add Symbol Layer, then choose Marker.  After adding a Marker it will probably show repeating black dots by default. Click over to the Layers menu (still in the Symbology Properties panel, just left of the wrench). Leaving "Shape Marker" highlighted, click the "File" button off to the right. Now you can add an SVG file. When added, it will probably be still be repeating by default. You'll have to play around with the settings under "Marker Placement". Try Placement: At Center, and then check the box to "Clip Marker to Boundary". Then (back higher up on the panel) up the Size property until it fills the polygon(s) you want it to completely fill (I don't believe there is an option to have it automatically scale to the size of the polygon, unfortunately). Then as described in my original post, set the reference scale in the map properties to lock in the extent and the size of the marker(s).  If you do this with Unique Values or something other than Single Symbol you'll have to change the "Size" property on each marker until it fills the largest of your polygons for each category.          ... View more

Agree, and for a related use case—we have Space Planner users who focus on different sites/facilities. Some would like the default extent to be in one spot while others want another spot.  Remembering last extent would be nice, but if a default extent could be set and stored at a Plan level, rather than always referencing the web map item default, that would be a great improvement too.  ... View more