Latest Contributions by MarkBockenhauer

I have been informed that this is being actively worked on for ArcGIS Runtime 100.8   Releases of Esri field apps should pick this up later this year.  -mark ... View more

Nathan, Nathan Fazer wrote: what is the point of creating vector tile packages of basemaps from Pro if the VTPK doesn't "include" the proper style to load on a device for use as an offline vector basemap? Why does this only work in a mobile map package out of the box?  Sometimes functionality is released to meet the needs of a narrow workflow.  Particular to this case, the Pro workflow was not considering that some may want to use the downloaded vector tiles (.vtpk file) in runtime applications.  Mobile Map Package Creation is one thing in Pro that is primarily for use in the ArcGIS Runtime, for Pro 2.5 it was updated to include the correct styling.  Runtime update 7 was also enhanced to read the styling.  That is how it came to be... Nathan Fazer wrote: Wouldn't the main use of exporting a vtpk file is to use it as a standalone offline basemap and not only in an mmpk?  This is definitely a common workflow.  I have asked a few teams to consider including custom styles in the .vtpk file that gets downloaded when extracted, and it is being considered.  I will also use this thread to re-raise awareness for this use case. Thanks, mark ... View more

Mobile Map Packages created with  ArcGIS Pro 2.5 were not supposed to affect Explorer.   The Explorer for ArcGIS (Android) update was schedule to release well ahead of the ArcGIS Pro 2.5 release, but it didn't happen as planned.  So, yes we are in this inconvenient state.  The options are to continue using ArcGIS Pro 2.4 to create Mobile Map Packages, or use  Explorer for Android beta, for Moibile Package created with ArcGIS Pro 2.5 that contain Vector Tile Packages. ... View more

The steps will only work correctly if you  Create a Mobile Map Package from ArcGIS Pro.  the VTPK file still has the original styling inside of it, and the Pro layer has the new "override" styling.  When you create a Mobile Map Package the layer styling is included in the MMPK.    You can use the manual steps of replacing the styling in the vtpk that I wrote about in this thread https://community.esri.com/thread/238736-why-does-the-basemap-change-when-downloading-a-mobile-map-package?commentID=875…  Its not ideal, but its a way to get what you want. ... View more

Kurt, Could you give the beta version a try?  Explorer for ArcGIS Beta - Apps on Google Play  The new version of Explorer for Android is needed for Mobile Map Packages created with ArcGIS Pro 2.5, that contain VTPKs.   It's getting close to being out of beta. Mark ... View more

Which App are you using, or rather version of ArcGIS Runtime.   Runtime 100.7 should show the correct style.  Note that you have to package the ArcGIS Pro layer.  If you use the VTPK file from disk directly, it will show the internal style, which is different. ... View more

Mike, The ArcGIS Pro 2.5 release will display and maintain the vector tiles with the correct style.  When you create a package the styling in the ArcGIS Pro Layer (LYRX) file is included in the package.  Runtime applications 100.7 and newer will display using the layer styling.    If you are using within multiple ArcGIS Pro project, save the layer file for re-use. The .vtpk file on disk does have an internal style that differs from the style in the layer.  If you use the .vtpk directly (add data and browse for vtpk) it will display differently from the style downloaded with the vtpk. -mark ... View more

Abi, You might find some information  in this blog article of use.  it shows how to use arcade to show information in a popup window based on hours of operation and current time. mark ... View more

On the label tab - label placement properties. ... View more

There are a few options.    The layer in the map stores a 'path' to the data.  If the data you are using is accessible to everyone on the network, building the map using UNC network paths would be a simple way to go. Converting local drive paths to UNC paths—Publisher | ArcGIS Desktop  If data is not accessible through a network, you could use publisher to package the PMF.   This creates a folder with the PMF file and all the data needed to view it.   Then copy  the package folder over to the the co workers machine. ... View more

Are you needing this Publisher setting?  or uncheck "Open in ArcReader only" ... View more

Rob, Arcade featureset support in Popups did not make it into update 100.7 I have forwarded this thread to the planning team. Mark ... View more

I labeled it, just to show that the feature is there and a symbol is not being drawn.  You don't need show the label. What do you need to do with a filter?  I am not understanding that part.  Or are you saying that using ArcGIS Pro is not an option? ... View more