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Anyone else with this problem? See ArcGIS Idea page and vote: https://shar.es/14FuhD Why won't the point just stay where I put it???? A member of my organization pointed out a shortcoming in the Edit widget that could probably be easily fixed. Here is an excerpt from the tutorial I built that explains the workflow. It seems step 3 is not intuitive at all. Shouldn't there be a "done" button or some way to make the point "stick" to the second location without the tricky nuance of having to click somewhere else on the map? We can also move the location of a mission using the Edit Missions application. If you have exited the Edit widget - open it again by clicking on the Editor icon as shown in the step above. 1.    Once the Edit widget is open, click on the mission / point that you would like to move. The pop-up box should open and when you hover over the point, a little hand icon should appear. You may need to zoom out in order to move the location a far geographic distance from the original point.  2.    Move the point using the little hand to your desired location. 3.    IMPORTANT - once you have moved your point - click anywhere else on your map to confirm the location. If you zoom out, pan, or close the editing widget the point will return to the original position.​ - See more at: https://c.na9.visual.force.com/apex/ideaView?id=087E0000000kBhD&returnUrl=%2Fapex%2FideaList%3Fc%3D09a300000004xET%26sort%3Drecent#sthash.lEtGkCsg.dpuf ... View more

A member of my organization pointed out a shortcoming in the Edit widget that could probably be easily fixed.  Here is an excerpt from the tutorial I built that explains the workflow. It seems step 3 is not intuitive at all. Shouldn't there be a "done" button or some way to make the point "stick" to the second location without the tricky nuance of having to click somewhere else on the map? We can also move the location of a mission using the Edit Missions application. If you have exited the Edit widget - open it again by clicking on the Editor icon as shown in the step above.  1.    Once the Edit widget is open, click on the mission / point that you would like to move. The pop-up box should open and when you hover over the point, a little hand icon should appear. You may need to zoom out in order to move the location a far geographic distance from the original point.   2.    Move the point using the little hand to your desired location.  3.    IMPORTANT - once you have moved your point - click anywhere else on your map to confirm the location. If you zoom out, pan, or close the editing widget the point will return to the original position.​ Thank you for taking the time to consider my idea - I look forward to seeing this fixed.  ... View more

A member of my organization pointed out a shortcoming in the Edit widget that could probably be easily fixed.  Here is an excerpt from the tutorial I built that explains the workflow. It seems step 3 is not intuitive at all. Shouldn't there be a "done" button or some way to make the point "stick" to the second location without the tricky nuance of having to click somewhere else on the map? We can also move the location of a mission using the Edit Missions application. If you have exited the Edit widget - open it again by clicking on the Editor icon as shown in the step above.  1.    Once the Edit widget is open, click on the mission / point that you would like to move. The pop-up box should open and when you hover over the point, a little hand icon should appear. You may need to zoom out in order to move the location a far geographic distance from the original point.   2.    Move the point using the little hand to your desired location.  3.    IMPORTANT - once you have moved your point - click anywhere else on your map to confirm the location. If you zoom out, pan, or close the editing widget the point will return to the original position.​ Thank you for taking the time to consider my idea - I look forward to seeing this fixed.  ... View more

You can try out these new symbols with MapSAR Online ArcGIS Web Application Check out the NAPSG Foundation Symbol Library Tool http://napsg-web.s3.amazonaws.com/symbology/index.html ... View more

Problem: I have a client who wants to embed a web map or application inside of a website. The website is secured via https / ssl. Therefore the embedded map must have https in the URL, not http. I can add the "s" manually - but then ALL OF THE SERVICES in the web map need to have https as well in order for it to work. Constraints: I cannot flip the switch on the organization account to ssl / https. Also I am not a developer or an expert in security. Current workaround: Take all of the layers out and add them back in using https in the layer. This is time consuming and I lose the settings, pop-ups, etc. Question: Does anyone know of a way to do this differently? Something I can configure in the HTML embed? A magical tool that converts all of the my feature services? Ryan Lanclos​ Any ideas Bernie Szukalski​? ... View more