Latest Contributions by JayJohnsonWashoeCounty

This would definitely be useful.  Please support this #good idea over in the Ideas section: Check out https://community.esri.com/ideas/16338 . ... View more

It is interesting that the "white" areas show up specifically where the darkest part of the hillshade would be.  This suggests that possibly you've got something going on with your #nodata values interacting with your stretch and resample type?  To see whether this idea is vallid, try setting NoData to an obnoxious color and see if your white areas turn that color. ... View more

Mike, If you use the #filter widget, conditional logic is built-in functionality.  You can also add "sets" for more complex logical operators.  Or are you asking a different question? Jay ... View more

Sorry if my questions are a bit basic, but a lot of times something simple can get overlooked - is everything https?  There were some fairly recent security requirements that may be gettting you - particularly if you have mixed #http and https environment. One thing I see is a different behavior between IE, FireFox and Chrome - only IE shows your data icons. If instead of http, as in the link you posted, I preface your URL with https, then I can see the icons in all three browsers.  May be unrelated issue, but does indicate there might be something going on with security. ... View more

How do you have Sharing set on the layers?   Do you have an #AGOL group set up for use by #OpenData ? You've probably already looked, but there is good info here: Specify groups for Hub—ArcGIS Hub | ArcGIS  ... View more

Is this update automatically applied, or do we need to do anything to update our #hub site #opendata to apply this functionality? ... View more

The problem I've had is that of course #OneDrive wants to sync files down to your C: drive as soon as you try to open an MXD stored on the cloud, so if you have a LOT of data in a directory you may be waiting a while for the sync to finish before you can start working or you may even fill up your local drive.  I've been thinking that I need an external hard drive to store EVERYTHING and to actually work from, and this is synced to the OneDrive for sharing purposes. ... View more

The first hyperlink worked for me. Here is the plain text URL:   "https://www.esri.com/en-us/arcgis/products/collector-for-arcgis/resources" ... View more

Probably more than one way to approach this, but certainly you can limit the edit capabilities through the service itself if you are willing to make changes.  In the feature service you could modify the feature access capabilities to not allow geometry updates.  A better approach might be to look at storing the attributes to be edited in a related-table, with a #relationship-class back to the feature class.  That way in the #agol map you could modify the pop-up properties to allow no edits on the feature class, but allow edits on the related table. ... View more

In #arcgis pro 2.3 patch 1, you can use Arcade expressions, via the Feature Layer, Labeling, Label Class pane. Not sure what "Disable and reset buttons" you are referring to. ... View more

Mark, "...when I zoom in to a larger scale I cannot see the coarseness anymore...it's only at the smaller scales where this becomes more obvious."  Now that is very interesting and suggests that maybe the clipped raster is actually okay and the problem may lay with display of the image.   If you right-click the raster, click "Zoom to Source Resolution", and the clipped image looks good at that scale (indistinguishable from the original), then it seems possible this is a display re-sampling issue, not a data issue.   Maybe there is a problem with your pyramids.  I'd suggest trying two things: 1) Delete the pyramids on the clipped raster and see what it looks like without pyramids.  Right-click the raster in Catalog, Build Pyramids, then use "0" for Pyramid levels.  This deletes the pyramids. 2) If deleting the pyramids is no good, try re-building them.  Same steps as in 1), but use -1 for Pyramid levels to build full pyramids. You might also make sure that you've calculated statistics on the clipped raster, which can affect some display options. I suppose the clipped raster is too large to share?   ... View more

Much like the initial poster, I had a model where a field kept disappearing.  Annoying and puzzling.  Your answer (field map for the merge is calculated at validate time) put me on the right track to fix this - thanks! #model‌ #validate‌ ... View more

Yeah - this is very puzzling. Is your output actually a different pixel size than the input?  Can't tell from the screen shots.  Rt-click raster layer, Properties, Source, Raster Info: There ARE other default Environment Settings under Analysis, Environments.  Guess you could check those to make sure there is nothing weird set there, although I'd assume these would get over-ridden by whatever you set in the tool. Have you tried doing the same operation in ArcGIS Desktop? ... View more

The profusion of and ever-changing names for various ESRI products had me thinking "What is this #my_esri thing?" There is a video here https://community.esri.com/community/my-esri that explains it. ... View more