Latest Contributions by MiguelParedes

Greetings @AbhishekSingh  Have you seen the Community article Configure ArcGIS Server to use Azure file share? In the article, @ChristopherPawlyszyn describes how to do this using cmdkey before using the UNC path. Maybe something you could set up before running your script?    I hope the above may be of some help. ... View more

Greetings @MasonCordell  That is quite interesting.  Would you elaborate a little more, please?  When you say that your "... password had multiple '-' characters in it, ..." do you mean something like "my--password", or was it "-my-password"? Also, by the browser's inspect tool, do you mean Developer Tools?   ... View more

Greetings @JoshMaisey  I have not been able to find a WMTS service that uses PNG and JPEG for the same layer, but still, ArcGIS Pro does show the option for whatever format the layer supports.  After testing if the option is available in Map Viewer or Map Viewer Classic, I can say that the option is not available.  The service I tested with is: https://gitc.earthdata.nasa.gov/wmts/epsg4326/best/wmts.cgi, where some layers have format="image/png" and others format="image/jpeg". I recommend adding this functionality to the Ideas portal for consideration to implement. ... View more

Greetings @JoshMaisey  Please, if possible, would you please share the URL of the service in question so that we can take a look? ... View more

Greetings @pdxerviewer  It seems to work as expected. Please see the attached. The app looks like it is behaving as expected. Have you tried changing the properties of the display?  On Windows 10, right-click the desktop and select Display settings from the context menu. Check the settings under Scale and Layout. Hope this helps. ... View more

Greetings @JR_CHN  An alternative to the method suggested by @HenryLindemann would be to set up a Distributed Collaboration between ArcGIS Online (Host) and an Enterprise Portal (Guest). The mechanics of how this method works are explained in detail in Key concepts for collaboration. Since you would be replicating content from ArcGIS Online in ArcGIS Enterprise, the access mode for your workspaces should be "Receive only". An excellent video that shows how distributed collaboration works is Distributed Collaboration: Sharing Data Across Systems.  I hope you will find the above information useful. ... View more

Greetings @PeterStetson1  In Map Viewer, Map Notes are referred to as Sketches.  Please see Note this: Sketching now available in Map Viewer. Here is an example of creating a polygon: Hope the above helps, ... View more

Greetings @ChrisCrowe  Thank you for the clarification. Interesting that you had to delete the section for "xssPreventionInfo".  According to the documentation here, the parameter is described as "A JSON object specifying the properties of cross-site scripting prevention". I have checked a couple of hosted feature layers in an ArcGIS Online org and I can see that element configured as you described. However, I have no issues changing the "serviceDescription" parameter, so I am not sure why it was not working for you. Thanks for reaching out. ... View more

Greetings @ChrisCrowe  Sorry if I am misunderstanding what you are asking for, but I am afraid I don't understand what you mean by "I have no problem with 11.2 on ArcGIS Enterprise, it works as expected." 11.2 is the version of ArcGIS Enterprise you are working on. Isn't it?   So what do you mean by " 11.2 on ArcGIS Online?" In a previous message, you say "The feature service is hosted on 11.2"  Does this mean that you are then registering that service URL in an ArcGIS Online organisation site?  But if that is the case, how come the original URL of the service on your first post is https://services.arcgis.com/abc/ArcGIS/rest/admin/services/CC_3_VMSData/FeatureServer/updateDefiniti... which is an ArcGIS Online service?  Was the Portal 11.2 service shared with ArcGIS Online via Distributed Collaboration as a copy? ... View more

Greetings @ChrisCrowe  Sorry, I didn't get this was for Portal 11.2. I have just tested this in a test Enterprise Portal 11.2: and the response was: When I check the page again: The Service Description now shows the new value. Give that a go and see if it works for you. ... View more

Greetings  @ChrisCrowe  How are you trying to accomplish this?  One way of doing it is as follows: Go to the Item page of the hosted feature layer you'd like to change, go to the bottom-right of the page and click URL "View". This will take you to the ArcGIS REST Service Directory for the layer. On the Top-right, click Admin, which will put you in Admin mode (the colour banner goes from light blue to "salmon". then go to the bottom of the page and click "Update Definition".  This will open the Update Service Definition - <layer_name>.  In the "Update Service Definition" text box, you will see the JSON for the layer.. "serviceDescription" should be line 36. Change the definition to what you want and set the format to "JSON", if that's what you want.  Then click the Update Service Definition button.  That should do it. It would look something like the following:  Hope the above works for you. ... View more

Greetings @KevinBrown10  That is a good spot.  According to the documentation for Set feature display order, one should be able to save the settings.  I have tested this with the Map Viewer from the ArcGIS Enterprise Portal 11.1, and it works as you expect, it saves the order I defined on a numeric attribute. When I close and reopen the map, the features are displayed as per the saved setting. I would suggest raising this issue with the Esri Technical Support team for your area. ... View more

Greetings  @NathanDavila  What type account/user are you logged in under?   From your capture I can see the only formats listed as supported are CSV, GeoJSON, KML, and GeoPackage. If you are able, please share the zipped file you are trying to upload and publish to ArcGIS Online.   ... View more