Latest Contributions by AaronKoelker

I have an OpenData layer (linked below) that I'm trying to apply a join to from a csv file (attached), and while the process successfully runs, I'm getting a table with no apparent geometry. I've had the same process work in ArcMap and with a different OpenData Layer/csv file, which makes me think it's something in that one layer or a weird bug.  My first thought was that a query or filter had been applied but that doesn't seem to be the case. There's no definition query for the layer in the mxd that was used to publish the service to the OpenData portal, either. I've tried adjusting the symbology; no dice. I also exported the joined layer into a shapefile from AGO and opened it in ArcMap, and it also failed to draw, so again it looks like it is not creating any geometry for the feature during the process. We have users who use this sort of workflow and have used ArcMap in the past, but their use is infrequent and limited enough that we wanted to see if we could just add them to our AGO organization and let them work in the browser instead.   Feature service: http://fdep.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=d3bb23dc9507422a86c95eb5efc964c9#overview   ... View more

I've been designing some maps in ArcGIS Pro for printing (with the hope of creating identical web map versions) and, seeing that Arcade expressions can carry over into ArcGIS Online, went through the time and effort to figure out and incorporate arcade expressions into my labels. I then shared my layers to my ArcGIS Online account and found that (among many other things) my Arcade label expressions were not recognized or supported.   Wasn't the whole point of Arcade to have a universal expression language across the platform and make sharing content between different applications quick and seamless? Below are some screenshots of what it should look like vs what came up in ArcGIS Online, as well as the expression I am using.  If this is a limitation of ArcGIS Online? If so, can we get some documentation on what is and isn't supported? The only thing I saw in my prior research was that multi-line label expressions were not supported, and it's frustrating to have to find the limitations yourself through trial and error. I'm glad we're getting progress in the web map labeling department, but I thought universal meant universal. Arcade Label expression: "<FNT size = '12'>" + Replace($feature.fsp_labels_SITE_NAME, 'State Park', 'SP') + "</FNT>" + " " + "<FNT size = '25'>" + $feature.fsp_labels_NUM + "</FNT>" What I'm trying to do is replace some words with abbreviations and then use two different font sizes. The replace function worked, so I'm guessing it's just an issue of using two font sizes in one label? There really needs to be some better documentation on this stuff for users to refer to. # ... View more

I'm currently trying to build a demo app for field collection using a REST service (feature server) with sync enabled, subtypes/domains, and attachments. This feature service (not locked down) is added to a web map with edit capabilities, is shared to a group, and then needs to be opened in the Collector app.  On the moblie app, (Android Galaxy S6 Active) the map appears in my list of maps, will open, but never loads the editable layer. I have no  button for adding new data, and looking at the layers screen, the checkbox for the layer is unchecked and will not let me enable it. The layer is listed there, though. If I try and download the map first over wifi (or my cell signal, for that matter) I get an error that "One or more of the layers could not be loaded. The map cannot be downloaded." This error also occurred for over wifi and out in the open with full signal.  I tested with a coworkers iPhone and ran into the same problem, except that the map gave me an error about the layer immediately upon loading the map and said it couldn't make a network connection. It also listed the URL for the layer.  The weird thing is that everything works perfectly fine on my desktop using the Windows (10) Store version of Collector for ArcGIS. I can add points, and all the drop-downs work correctly, add attachments, and these changes apply to the feature service correctly. It's works without a hitch.  Any idea what's going on here? I've attached two screenshots of the app, one showing the mobile with no option to add points and another with the desktop Windows app working correctly. My mobile app is version 10.4.2 and the Windows app is 10.4.1 .  ... View more