Latest Contributions by TanuHoque

Thanks @berniejconnors. Just want to add a note to that. MaxRecordCount basically sets the max number of features/rows you can get in a single query response. When `supportsPagination = false` (e.g. with shapefiles), that means a hard limit. You can't access any features/rows beyond that unless you set different where-clause or spatial-filter. When `supportsPagination = true` (with file gdb or enterprise db), you can use resultOffset and resultRecordCount parameters to page through to retrieve records beyond the maxRecordCount. Please note, for each query/response you are still limited to maxRecordCount. Therefore, when you add/use a 'feature layer' in your web app that points to a 'sub layer of a map service or a feature service', the client app uses pagination technique to retrieve all features so that you won't see any gaps etc. while having them all drawn on your client app. I hope this helps. ... View more

@EricaCirigliano  So sorry I misunderstood it. You are right, Pro 2.6 is compatible with 10.8.1 ... View more

hi @EricaCirigliano  Since you have Pro 2.9x, I would recommend you to upgrade to Enterprise 10.9.1 server. Similarly, to publish from 3.0, you should have Enterprise 11.0 to take advantage of all new capabilities. In many cases, you should still be able to publish to older server, it is just that you won't get the new functionalities. I hope this helps. Tanu ... View more

It should be resolved in ArcGIS Pro 2.9 release ... View more

Thanks @TomBole for your response. @USI_ConsultantsI'd like to point out a few things here: as Tom mentioned before, you need to have a map service that supports this capability first map service introduced this capability in 10.7.1 and you must publish your map service from ArcGIS Pro map services published from ArcMap don't support this capability as for client, you need to use ArcGIS Pro 2.4 or later Was your map service published from ArcGIS Pro and running on a 10.7.1 or newer server? Please see a screenshot here showing dynamic legends in action for map service layer: TanuHoque_0-1654795233520.png here is the map service that I used here: https://sampleserver6.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/rest/services/AGP/Census/MapServer ... View more

@Yuriko  Are you using 'feature layer' or 'map image layer aka map service layer' in your webmap?  Support to show legend patches only for the visible extent has been around for a very long time for 'feature layers' - it doesn't matter if you publish your print service from arcgis pro or arcmap. This support for 'map image layer' came in 10.7.1. There are a few things you need to have: your print service must be published from arcgis pro (2.4 or newer) and on a 10.7.1 or a newer server your map service must follow the same rule i.e. it must be published from arcgis pro (2.4 or newer) and must be running on a 10.7.1 or newer server   Please let me know if it helps. Otherwise, please send me reproducible steps and I can take a look at this. Tanu ... View more

Thanks @YMSSK  I checked with the feature service team. They confirmed this is a known issue, and this is something they are looking at for a release after 11.0. For now, they recommended the same workaround that you found. Thanks for reporting this to us.  ... View more

@AJR, @Anonymous User  Thanks for you inputs. Please keep adding your requirements and use cases here.  If the date/time field supported storing the timezone with the data (which it doesn't as far as I know) There are some databases that support storing timezone offset. We are thinking of supporting that in near-term (I'm not making any promises though 😛 ).  ... View more

@YMSSK  Thanks for clarifying it. One more follow up question. When you checked for the Prototype elements, did you check in the /FeatureServer/<layer-id> end point or in /MapServer/<layer-id> end point. I assume it is the former not the latter, right? ... View more

@arahman_mdmajid  for the first issue, this what I'd recommend you to do: log on to the server machine (that is hosting the print service) as the ArcGIS SOC user,  open a web browser try to access services from https://services.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services without it prompting you accept some certificates. if it asks for certificates to accept or you can't access for some reasons, you need to check with your network/system admin to resolve this from your side. please note that the 'Light gray' basemap is a 'vector tile service' where as World_Imagery is a cached map service. And they live in two different locations.   on the 2nd one: - do you have any proxy server in between your webapp and the print service? one thing you can do is this: open your browser's Developer Tools and then switch to Network tab, click print button from your web app in the Network tab, look for the request made to the print service look for the value for WebMap_as_JSON paramter... which should be a pretty large json string. browse to your print service REST end point copy/paste the WebMap_as_JSON string in there execute it and see if it works if it works, that means there must the some kind of middleware such as proxy etc. is causing the issue if it does NOT work, please contact Esri Support with that json and they should be able to log a bug for that (if that turns out to be a bug) and we will look into this.   I hope you will find this helpful.   ... View more

Thanks @KoryKramer, @notebooker  ... View more