Latest Contributions by ScottOppmann

Thanks for starting this thread gang.  Please feel free to use the ArcGIS Ideas site to log major enhancements you'd like to see as well. ... View more

Yes, you can define how the spaces are used either by using the space name or by adding a series of extended attributes to organize how the space is used. ... View more

The behavior of the attribute assistant can be configured by interacting with the Dynamic Value table and the rules within it.  Here is a link to the help that describes how to do this in more detail. ... View more

David - This is most likely related to the initial extent you have set for the app.  The extents behave differently on phones than then do in desktop browsers because of the pixel resolutions and screen sizes.  The best solution right now is to shrink the size of your browser to essentially the size of a smartphone and then use the extent helper to grab the coordinate values for your community. Scott ... View more

David - I would contact Esri Support Services to get help with this specific issue.  They can help you troubleshoot the issue more deeply. One quick check - I would assume you're trying to add the parcels as a dynamic service in the operational layers area of the config?And I assume you're service is in the same projection as your basemaps, etc.?  Scott ... View more

Just want to add some clarity to Ryan's comments.  Signals are actually in a standalone table that is related to a single Pole feature class with a map join in ArcMap.  You'll want to take a look at this design and then think about your deployment approach - I did a recent forum post about sign inspections that may be applicable to your deployment. Crosswalk striping may also be mapped in the PavementMarkingLine feature class. Scott ... View more

Just to add to post here - the GitHub repositories only have the app source code in them.  The AGOL items contain the entire download (maps, geodatabase, app) for each map and app. ... View more

Matt - Did you configure your webmap as we outlined in the help? Scott ... View more

Brian - There is a bug right now with attachments that precludes the schema from being copied to Oracle without error.  As such, we're shortening several feature class names in the 10.2 release so users don't run in to this bug.  In the meantime, I would track down any feature class/table in your schema that may be longer than 30 characters (including the _ATTACH and _ATTACHREL extensions). I know I made changes to the landusecodeviolation and damageassessment features in the 10.2 version to accommodate. Scott ... View more

We removed the physical geodatabase relationships between poles and signs because we're relating multiple tables (signs, lights, signals) in the geodatabase to a single pole feature class.  As such, we'd instead suggest you do a map join in ArcMap before you publish the service so you don't see all three features (signals, signs, and lights) in your service.  If you're interested in using AGOL and the Collector to tackle a sign inventory project, you'll have to flatten out the structure a bit more and essentially collapse the pole feature class and sign table in to a single Sign feature class.  The Collector app does not support related tables at this time.  This workflow will work really well for your sign inventory, but won't help you with subsequent inspection workflows.  The best solution right now if you want to use AGOL and the Collector app for ongoing inspections is to create a SignInspection feature class and capture point features for each inspection activity.  Scott ... View more

Merek - The stormwater features in the current release of the local government information model represents a basic implementation of a storm water network. Our focus initially was on the water and sewer network and over time, we continue to evolve the stormwater features to meet the needs of the community.  For example, a county in FL gave us some good feedback this spring and we incorporated weirs and other stormwater features in the next release. If you're willing to share your current model (features / domains) with us, we'll take a closer look and see how we can help meet the UIC needs.  Feel free to send it directly to me - soppmann@esri.com.  Thanks Scott ... View more

Kevin - Here is a link that will help you set the spatial reference properly for the local government information model. Scott ... View more

Kristy / Greg - I would suggest you contact Esri Support Services for help with your configuration.  The My Government Services App is fully supported on IE.  Most likely, there is a minor error in the js file that Chrome and Firefox ignore, but IE errors out on.  You can also use a program called JSLint to check your configuration file for errors. Scott ... View more

James - I would suggest you use X-Ray to validate your XML workspace before attempting to import it.  You'll find the Validate tool under theTools dropdown.  The validate tool will check your XML workspace document and give you a report of the errors.  The error you mention below sounds like the name you assigned to the feature class may not match the name of the worksheet. Also keep in mind the Import Using Geoprocessing only works with simple features and does not support many of the complex data types that are in the Local Government Information Model (parcel fabric, etc.).  This tool (while powerful) should really only be used to cycle on simple changes (new feature classes, tables, domains, etc.) you want to make to you current model.   Scott ... View more