Latest Contributions by TanuHoque

@MikeLachance1  AGOL map viewer doesn't have the support for Preferred Time Zone yet. But it should always show results in your device time zone. That is how it has been. It is odd that MapViewer is showing times in UTC. Is your device's time zone happened to be in UTC?   ... View more

ah.. sorry I misunderstood. Looks like the attachment didn't come thru. Can you ple reattach? If you add a dynamic text on a layout to show values from a date field, do you see that works? ... View more

@TanyaBagley-Online  We have been aware of some of those issues and working on fixing them all across the platform incrementally. I hope this blog might help you - https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-pro/mapping/working-with-agol-feature-services-date-time-attributes-in-non-utc-time-zone-in-arcgis-pro-2-7/ Arcade is still an issue though. Something must have broken recently. I will remove the bullet point in section B. Please let me know if you have any question. Thanks   ... View more

I just learned for a colleague about this blog post. I hope you will find this helpful as well. https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-online/mapping/use-published-2d-symbols-in-arcgis-online/     ... View more

In general, it is better to publish one map service with 40+ layer in it, rather than publishing 40 services. Because 40 services will take 40x more resources on your server. Just follow the same practice that you do in desktop such as set appropriate visibility scale range, turn layer's visibility state to off by default etc.... so that layers/features won't get drawn unnecessarily.   .. and add each layer to the web map using the url and the corresponding index number? I was curious why do you want to add those layers separately in your webmap? Is there something you want to do but can't do if you add your map service as a 'map image layer'?   ... View more

This bug is fixed and should be released in ArcGIS Pro 2.9. At the same time, it will be resoled in ArcGIS Enterprise 10.9.1 print service. ... View more

Thanks @MarcoBoeringa, @jcarlson. @LaurenLumHee, the reasons specified above comments are why we don't have any plan for sql to arcade conversion.   Just in case you are interested in learning more about arcade, we have a lot of resources. Here is one the @KoryKramer shared with me. Thanks https://learn.arcgis.com/en/gallery/#?q=arcade ... View more

can you reproduce this with a smaller dataset? ... View more

@BlytheSpendlove  That is very odd. Is your print service published from ArcGIS Pro or ArcMap? I agree with @ThomasJones1 that it is better to contact Esri Support and have them take a look.   thanks ... View more

@LoganSuhr_PSE  Sorry for the delayed response. Is it possible for you to share your data with me somehow? I can take a look. thanks   ... View more

Dear @JakeSkinner , Thank you very much for this tutorial. I just have one question. How can I add a custom text element and let the user insert its value in the print widget in the web app. The tutorial Share custom layouts for printing from ArcGIS Pro—ArcGIS Server | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterpris... says that "if you want to insert a custom text element, add a text element and embed the element's name in a set of open and closed curly braces, such as {parcel-id}." Where should I embed the element name? Thank you very much. @MHasan  Sorry I didn't see this message from Jan, 2021. In case you still need the answer or someone in the future looking for an answer for this....   To allow your end user insert an value for a dynamic text, here is what you need to do: Add a custom text element in your layouts. As you saw that in the tutorial you mentioned above. On the web app side, you need use Web Application Builder Print Widget. on the print widget, click Advanced button and you will see the custom text element you defined in your layout. all you end users need at this point is to enter a value in the text box and click Print.   Please note that when you publish your print service, you MUST have Get Layout Templates Info task in your print service. Also, I had written a blog a while back talking about this. Only thing is that it was written in context of ArcMap being your authoring app, but at the high level the concept is still applicable when you publish from ArcGIS Pro. https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-enterprise/mapping/printing-popups-from-web-application/   Where should I embed the element name? I'm not sure I understand this part though. Please let me know what you meant.   Thanks Tanu ... View more