Latest Contributions by MarkBockenhauer

Inside the mobile map package there is an .mmap file.  If you open the package in ArcGIS Pro by default, you will have an ArcGIS - Packages folder on your computer.  Inside this folder you will see a folder with the name of your package, with additional underscore and id.   Inside this folder there will be a p20 folder with the .mmap inside of that.   If you look at the .mmap file in a text editor, do you see "disablePopup" : true   in the layer definition for your service layer?  This is what controls whether the layer will show a popup or not.  It's possible indoors is not honoring the setting if it is present.   If it is not present, then it is a matter of figuring out why 'disablePopup:true' is not being written into the map.  Version of ArcGIS Pro, the workflow steps that are being taken to create the mobile map package, etc...   ... View more

I may need a bit more information to understand what you are looking for.   For maps you can set a background color, it does not require any data.     ... View more

Hi Kevin, Would you be able to use a webmap that is enabled for offline use in your application?If your application involves editing data, this may be a more convenient option. https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/manage-data/take-maps-offline.htm   Mark ... View more

@TanithLives  No, I don't think there is a way to create custom templates at this time.   However, in Field Maps Designer you can create a new map and "Start with no layers."   Then in designer just add the layer created as described in my previous post.  You will see the forms load in from the layer once it is added.   With the underlying functionality for creating new layers from existing layers and retaining all layer properties in place, it seems there are opportunities to enhance the template experience. @SarahSaint-Ruth   ... View more

With the February 2025 release of ArcGIS Online, when you add a new item—Feature Layer that is based on an existing feature layer, the layer definition (symbols, labels, forms, etc.) will be included in the new feature layer. You will have the entire schema of the source feature layer including layer definition with no features in the new layer.   In time this should be available in Enterprise.     You can now use any existing layer as a template. ... View more

With the February 2025 release of ArcGIS Online, when you add a new item—Feature Layer that is based on an existing feature layer, the layer definition (symbols, labels, forms, etc.) will be included in the new feature layer. You will have the entire schema of the source feature layer including layer definition with no features in the new layer.        ... View more

@TanithLives    With the February 2025 release of ArcGIS Online, when you add a new item—Feature Layer that is based on an existing feature layer, the layer definition (symbols, labels, forms, etc.) will be included in the new feature layer. You will have the entire schema of the source feature layer including layer definition with no features in the new layer.      You just need to save the properties you want with the layer.   ... View more

Hi Caroline, I updated the post you referenced with the information below.   Does this provide what you need?   Thanks, Mark   With the February 2025 release of ArcGIS Online, when you add a new item—Feature Layer that is based on an existing feature layer, the layer definition (symbols, labels, forms, etc.) will be included in the new feature layer. You will have the entire schema of the source feature layer including layer definition with no features in the new layer.        ... View more

With the February 2025 release of ArcGIS Online, when you add a new item—Feature Layer that is based on an existing feature layer, the layer definition (symbols, labels, forms, etc.) will be included in the new feature layer. You will have the entire schema of the source feature layer including layer definition with no features in the new layer.          ... View more

Yes, save disabling does happen.  Solved: Field Maps Designer won't save form changes - Esri Community    ... View more

Esri Vector Basemaps for United States and ArcGIS Enterprise ... View more

Upcoming Feb 20th Release of Esri Vector Basemaps   ... View more

This blog might be of use?    Changing Labels in Esri Vector Basemaps    ... View more

You can use the Apple Devices App. To install the Apple Devices app on Windows, visit this link: Install the Apple Devices App https://support.apple.com/guide/devices-windows/install-the-apple-devices-app-mchl5ded2763/windows Once installed, connect your iOS device to the Windows computer using a USB cable. The iOS device will appear in the application. Click on Files in the left panel. You will see a list of apps that allow you to copy files from your computer to the app. Select the Navigator App and copy your .mmpk file into the MapPackages folder. In my experience, I couldn't confirm that the .mmpk file was successfully copied into the MapPackages folder through the Apple Devices app. However, I was able to verify the copied .mmpk file using the Files app on my iOS device. When I opened the Navigator app, I could see the map on my device and use it without any issues. The Files App on the IOS device can also be used to manage the content.     note: The Apple Devices app was a bit challenging.  I did have to connect and disconnect my device via USB a few times before the app recognized that my device was connected.  I was also not able to use the App to view the contents of the MapPackages folder.     ... View more

Another thing to look at is the mouse settings.  I have noticed when 'smooth scrolling' (depending on mouse type) is on, the zooming in Map viewer is difficult to control. ... View more