Latest Contributions by Amanda__Huber

‎09-10-2018

Hi Mark Cooney, Thank you so much for the quick reply. That is intriguing information. The story map is public, but unfortunately I am unable to save to show you. When adding this HTML to the storymap: <a href="tel:17633541054">Listen Here</a> I receive a error message stating: "Save Failed due to an invalid HTML tag in a name or description" and it refuses to save the story until I remove the mentioned above HTML. Thoughts? Thank you again so much for your time. We would love to get this working.

‎09-10-2018

Hi Esri, We have recently brought it to support's attention that the Story Map Tour does not support <a href="tel: as HTML in either the Title or Description text boxes.(All other story map templates do support the tel: protocol). (BUG-000116653) Some background information: We have physical stops with signage for art or features within our parks that allow users to call into a phone number to listen to the audio for that location. Currently we have story map tours that feature these locations and provide contextual information. The ability for users to simply click a link in these story maps and activate the phone call to listen would be extremely beneficial for our user's experience. Please fix this "tel:" protocol issue to allow our users to have a streamlined user experience for our park goers as they navigate our parks using this great story map tour. Thanks so much, Three Rivers Park District

‎08-28-2018

Hi David Watkins, Is this drop down list customizable yet in Pro 2.2? We have custom organization wide templates that we would like to appear in this dropdown menu. Thanks, Amanda

‎08-14-2018

Issue: When creating a survey using a feature service hosted in ArcGIS Server, federated with Portal for ArcGIS, and added to ArcGIS Online, an error is returned, "Invalid Token". Use Case: We are currently publishing on-premise referenced data from their enterprise database to a portal federated server. This live connection to the data is then viewable in Portal. They are then registering these publicly shared layers with AGOL using the collaboration method, which is the same as manually adding this public service to AGOL or using Python as a transport. Ideally, using S123 for AGOL would provide a more stable platform for us to create our surveys off of, while still maintaining our Federated Server/Portal environment. We do not want to require passing a token as the workaround for this because this is currently not part of our workflow and is the whole reason for distributed collaboration in the first place. At this point we would like to have the opportunity to build a survey off of the AGOL item and share this survey with the community. Thanks so much!

‎07-25-2018

Hi Zhifang, It looks like the hotfix did the trick! Our surveys are back up and running as they should be. Thanks so much for all your work! Best, Amanda

‎07-17-2018

Hi Brandon, Thank you so much for your response, we really appreciate it. We look forward learning more of the details on this issue. Thanks, Amanda

‎07-17-2018

Hi Esri Community, We are currently having issues with a survey in Survey123 which has been shared publicly. This survey was published using Portal S123 Connect (version 2.7.72) from an existing Portal Feature Service (Portal version 10.6). The survey is accessed by users via a web browser. Again, both the feature service, map image service, and survey have all been shared publicly. This survey has been working for the past two months with one token issue last month (which I opened a Support case for Case # 02124389 ). The public survey required a login for an unknown reason, this was resolved with a republish from S123. We kept an eye on this survey and again exactly 1 month later we're experiencing a required sign in for a public facing survey. This time a simple republish is not resolving the issue. When viewing this survey in an incognito browser we see the login screen, and when taking it one step further and logging in we experience this error message: Esri support (Case # 02145603) is telling me that S123 for Portal does not support public facing surveys? I find this hard to believe since it allows the built in option for surveys to be shared publicly and that this has been working roughly for the past two months. Any information or further support would be much appreciated as this is affecting our live data. Thank you.

‎07-10-2018

I also agree, this is would be a very beneficial capability.

‎07-10-2018

I also agree, this is would be a very beneficial capability.

‎06-20-2018

I am experiencing this same issue in 10.6 of ArcMap

‎06-18-2018

Hi Esri, We would like to have the ability to create organization-wide style files that can be dynamically updated as the chosen styles may change. This would allow us to create a consistent experience for the general public and promote alignment with our branding. Currently the only way we can add these style files is to add a copy of them to the root folder from the ArcGIS install file on each individual PC. When we change any of these styles, all the copies on different PCs are not updated and need to be manually replaced. Thanks so much!

‎06-08-2018

Hi Derek, Sounds great, thanks so much! I look forward to hearing from you.

‎06-06-2018

Hi Laura, Thanks for the update. I'm sorry to hear that support was unable to help. Hopefully if enough organizations raise their concern and respond to this thread, we may be able to eventually find the reason/ as solution. Thankfully Edge is not one of our primary browsers or preferred by any means. It's just unfortunate that some of our users still use it and Esri's documentation says it's 'supported' but yet it doesn't work. In addition, we are using an internal server that is configured with HTTPS and a web adapter.

‎06-06-2018

Hi James, Thank you for the speedy response. I agree, something doesn't seem to align with the bug result and the overall case. I have opened a new ticket (#02129524) referring to the closed case above. Thanks again so much, hope we can get this issue fixed!

‎06-06-2018

If a user is simultaneously signed into AGOL and accessing a Portal Survey (created from S123 connect from existing federated service hosted on ArcGIS Server> published> accessed via hyperlink) there is a Token Error and the survey breaks Case # 02105855. The case resulted in a bug but was claimed as 'an irrelevant workflow' and was closed 'not in product plan'. This will continue to directly affect any organizations that need to make a survey from an existing portal feature class and who want to access it from the web. Please fix this issue!

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Latest Contributions by Amanda__Huber

Re: Support <a href="tel:" in Story Map Tour

Support <a href="tel:" in Story Map Tour

Re: Custom Layout Templates

Enable Survey123 compatibility with Distributed Collaboration environments (Portal & ArcGIS Online)

Re: Public Survey123 for Portal Not Working

Re: Public Survey123 for Portal Not Working

Public Survey123 for Portal Not Working

Re: arcade integration with infographic widget

Re: arcade integration with infographic widget

Re: axtiveX error warning

Ability to Create Organization-Wide Symbology Style Files

Re: Issues with on premise content in Microsoft Edge Browser?

Re: Issues with on premise content in Microsoft Edge Browser?

Re: S123 for Portal has Token Issue When Simultaneously Logged into AGOL

S123 for Portal has Token Issue When Simultaneously Logged into AGOL

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