Latest Contributions by MiguelParedes

No, the URL to the KML must be publicly accessible. Also, while the feature service will display (because the web browser can resolve the URL as it is also running internally), some functions won't be available because it's internal. Thanks, Mike Greetings Mike,  Sorry if I'm being thick here, but I'm failing to see the difference between the two URLs.  Both are internal, so how come can AGOL resolve the service one, but not the KML one? Many thanks, Miguel ... View more

Tim, thanks for the response.  I have already looked at that page, but it has not offered much help. Today I did a little test. I made my KML documents available through an external (to my firewall) website.  So through IIS, I created a virtual directory, added KML as a MIME type for the directory and then copied my documents to it. Then I tested the URL. All works well.   Then on my web map, I selected "Add > Add layer from the web". From the pull down menu, I selected "KML File", and in the URL: text box, I entered the URL to one of my KML documents. Clicked "Add Layer", and presto!  My KML file was added as a new layer. So the workflow works!  I don't require to add the KML files to My Content in order to add them to a web map.  However, this is not just quite what I wanted.  What I really want is to do the same, but instead of having the KML file in an externally facing website, I want this to work with an internal facing website.  So I replicated what I did with the external website with on an internal one, on my own server. But this time it didn't work. I got the following error message: [ATTACH=CONFIG]26297[/ATTACH] So the big question is, can I use a reference for a KML document which is internal to my organisation?  I imagine I would, since a FS that I'm also displaying in the map comes from my own ArcGIS for Server, which internal to my organisation. I hope you can appreciate my predicament. Help anyone? Many thanks in advance. ... View more

Greetings Melita, That works.  However, you have to change the projection on the Frame before you add the WFS layers.  Otherwise, the layers are loaded with an "unknown" projection. And no, there is no interface similar to the one available in WMS to change the projection.  I'm not completely sure why this is, but probably due to the "nature of the beast". ... View more

I agree with the previous postings.  Even though using Feature services provide a better solution than what WFS-T provides, being able to edit WFS-T created with ArcGIS and with other Server platforms is something that have been lacking in ArcGIS for a long time. I would love to see this implemented if at all possible.  ... View more

Greetings Mike, Many thanks for the response.  I have to admit though, that I'm disappointed that Esri has elected not to support the Query of WMS.  It seems that in many cases, there are some really good services out there, but without the capability of being able to show a popup box with information on a particular feature renders the usability of the service useless. For instance, have a look at the following service WMS from the BGS, as implemented via a google maps powered viewer:http://www.bgs.ac.uk/data/services/mapCreator/#customMapForm [ATTACH=CONFIG]15100[/ATTACH] Just adding the capability to display a popup with the information provided by the issuing of a GetFeatureInfo request would render WMS services similar to BGSs of great use to our users. Unless I'm missing something and implementing such capability is technically very difficult and not cost effective, why wasn't it included in ArcGIS online? What are the chances of this bit of capability being reconsidered for the near future? ... View more

Greetings from Esri UK, PMG team and forum folk, I was wondering if it would be possible to access additional groups from the right side pane? It would make a great addition to the gallery, since one would be able to access related groups to the opening (main) one. Would you consider such an implementation for future versions? Many thanks and cheers for now. ... View more

Greetings from Esri UK team, On the PMG pages for the latest release, 1.4.1, the first line of the changes for this version reads "Support for using the template with private ArcGIS.com groups and items".  Would you please explain how would this implemented? Many thanks in advance. ... View more

Greetings PMG team, Does the app. recognises what viewer is set within a group?  My group has a mixture of web maps set to be viewed with the AGOL Viewer, AGXOL, and one in AGXOL presentation mode.  However, when I point my PMG to the group, all maps are available through the default AGOL viewer only.  This seems to work, as the folks from Ofallon show this works on their implementation of a PMG. In their PMG, the second map in the first page does have the following URL type -> http://explorer.arcgis.com/?open=<webmap id> Am I correct in assuming that the app senses what viewer a map uses and generates the appropriate URL?  Or is this something that needs to be set up manually in the configuration somewhere? If the latter is the case, would you please point me in the right direction on where to set up? Many thanks in advance for the help. ... View more