Latest Contributions by MarkBockenhauer

From this announcement you can e-mail to join the beta.  Explorer for ArcGIS is coming to Windows!  ... View more

Michael, Try halving the layers.... copy paste half into a new map in the project and create package, to  narrow down to the specific layer... and repeat until found. what data sources are in your map... file geodatabase, shapefile, services ? I have not encountered this error and am not aware of any date field conversion issues.   if you can share data to reproduce the issue with me, I would appreciate it. thanks Mark ... View more

Isabella,  You could try Snap For example, I have some polygons. Create or use another polygon that is fairly dense with vertices that encompasses these polygons. Then use Snap Click run Experiment with the distance to get the desired amount of snapping. mark ... View more

In ArcGIS Pro, when you press the full extent zoom button, does the extent for the map include the extent of your image layer? I set a custom extent for the map, that did not align with the imagery, and was able reproduce similar behavior in the webmap.  The Tile layer would not display. Mark ... View more

Michael, Not sure about the cause of the problem, but          What coordinate system are you using? in Pro and the Webmap          Which basemap are you using in your webmap? Mark ... View more

Michael, In ArcGIS Pro you are Sharing as Webmap? If so, click Configuration A tile service will be created for the Image layer in your map... Click to highlight it, and click properties. Then click Configuration for it. This will show you at which scales the layer will be view-able, check to make sure this works for you. Is your Collector user going to be working offline? There is another option for putting a basemap on the collector device that can be used with the editable webmap. Go offline—Collector for ArcGIS | ArcGIS  Basically, in ArcGIS Pro you can use the Create Map Tile Package tool, to convert your JPG into a tile package (.TPK)  The tile package can be put on the users device, and be used as a basemap. Mark ... View more

Brianna, You can create your own maps to use with Navigator for ArcGIS. Prepare maps—Navigator for ArcGIS | ArcGIS  Navigator will voice the "street name" {attribute field} defined in the network.  You could use attribute fields with the desired information for this purpose. Mark ... View more

Lars, I may not be thinking about this exactly right, but you could add a survey field to your data with the survey ID for each class, and build the link using the survey attribute value. or would it be possible to use one survey and pass the class into the survey from your feature, and make subsequent questions in the Survey dependent on the class value that is passed in. Maybe alternative ways to solve this? mark ... View more

Chaim, target="_blank"  is actually what you use to open a in a new page..  however removing it does not stop the blank page from opening when linking from popups in the map viewer.  It would appear that opening a new page or tab is baked into how links in the map viewer popups work, even when linking to an App. I tried a few variation of your link, but could not find an easy or quick workaround to this. Mark ... View more

You could have put the "phantom extent layer" in as a basemap as well.  I prefer the use of a basemap for all maps, as a good practice, but it is not absolutely necessary.  ... View more

Initially your user need to have an internet connection to get the Survey123 app and survey onto their phone.  Once they have have it, the survey will be available for them to use, every time they open the app.  They can fill out the survey multiple times, and the information is stored on the phone.  When they have an internet connection they can upload all of the survey information at one time.   Even when connected to the internet survey takers have the option of uploading when they want to. So in summary; Get the Survey123 app on your phone Get the Survey Complete the survey on or offline. Upload the Survey information whenever you want or are able. Mark ... View more

Sounds like they were different. So just  to be clear in map properties you set the coordinate system by choosing the layer, and then it worked fine. One other thing to be aware of with ArcGIS Pro.  If your TPK was in a basemap, you then used the basemap in your map, and then added an operational layer to your map, the coordinate system of the map will switch to the coordinate system of the added layer. The behavior can be controlled in ArcGIS Pro -- Options     Mark ... View more

Brian, How do you have your map set up?  Is the .TPK part of a basemap in your map? If yes,  do you have any other layers, poly, line or point feature layers in the basemap? There is a bug in mobile map packaging where TPK and VTPK layers can be written in-correctly if feature layers are also in the basemap.   This problem does not occur when TPK and VTPK are packaged as operational layers, so that is one way to work around the problem.  Or, do not put Feature Layers in your basemap, if you are using TPK layers and VTPK layers. Mark ... View more