Latest Contributions by BernSzukalski

‎03-20-2024

A vital part of the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) is the availability of public charging stations and whether that supply meets EV demand. The Electric Vehicle Charging Stations layer in ArcGIS Living Atlas can help support your EV-focused analysis, including the ratio of EVs to charging stations and EV adoption by state. For more information, see Tracking the adoption of electric vehicles in the U.S. by @Steven_Aviles. Also see the Electric vehicle charging story collection. Visit the ArcGIS Living Atlas home page to learn about what's new and how to use content. See the ArcGIS Living Atlas blog for more blog articles that help you get the most out of Living Atlas.

‎03-18-2024

From that message it seems that ArcGIS Pro is attempting to point to your public account, rather than personal account, to pick up the needed license. You can get your organization URL by signing in with your organization account (not your public account) and then capturing the URL you see at the top of your browser at your home page. For example, mine is: https://onlinelabs.maps.arcgis.com/home/ When you launch ArcGIS Pro, you can figure where Pro gets the license information. When you open Pro, in the upper right you should see where Pro is getting the license: If you are signed in to a public organization, you can sign out then sign in again using your personal use sign in information. If all else fails, you can contact Esri customer service to get things straightened out.

‎03-13-2024

I'm unable to open the map, it seems it's not public. But I also see you are using portal, so depending on what version you are using there may be some differences from what I see in ArcGIS Online and what you see. Perhaps in lieu of the map you can send a snapshot of your pop-up as configured in Map Viewer Classic? I'm interested in seeing how you have configured the pop-up title. I tried several configurations in the pop-up title and was always able to have an exact match between Map Viewer Classic and Web AppBuilder.

‎03-13-2024

Yes, if possible could you send a link to your web map? I can take a quick look but I think I understand the reason you are seeing what you see.. HTML is supported in Map Viewer. This blog needs a bit of an update, but this section covers HTML use: https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-online/mapping/configure-pop-ups-basics/#html

‎03-13-2024

Can you share the map and provide info on which app you are using?

‎03-13-2024

This issue was apparently introduced earlier this year during an update. It will be corrected for all basemaps that show this in the next update coming in early April. Note that Living Atlas basemap updates (and other content updates) are not coupled to ArcGIS Online updates, rather they happen at their own cadence.

‎03-12-2024

This from the help documentation: https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/administer/configure-credits.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_583A4AC3C57249FF8981FA9A7FC85DA9

‎03-12-2024

I can repro the missing lakes in several of the basemaps. Not all basemaps are missing these features. I'll get that to the basemap team's attention, and report back with any updates as I get them.

‎03-11-2024

ArcGIS Online provides a variety of analysis tools that enable you to perform spatial analysis and gain insights from your data. These tools include summarizing data, finding locations, analyzing patterns, data enrichment, proximity analysis, and more. While many analysis tools you use consume very few credits, when working with large numbers of features, or when batch geocoding or enriching layers, the credits consumed can add up. Here’s some tips on how to manage and economize analysis tool credit consumption. This recently updated blog article provides some tips and insights for managing credits consumed when performing analysis.

‎03-05-2024

In ArcGIS Online you can enable Bing Maps. You'll find the section to enter your Bing Maps key in Settings>Map> Bing Maps. A link in that section directs you to the Bing Maps page for more information about obtaining a key. For more information, see the Bing Maps help topic. The World Imagery Wayback App might help you find older imagery to view time ranges. You can save what you like to a map, use swipe, and create animations. Blog tutorial: https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-living-atlas/mapping/use-world-imagery-wayback/

‎03-05-2024

The issue was with the formatting in the CSV file, the lat/longs were swapped and there was an odd character in one of the fields.

‎03-04-2024

I just tried this using my public account and a CSV file with approx. 15,000 lat/long locations. Everything worked as expected. I'd suggest scrutinizing the CSV file a bit more, perhaps there are some hidden characters at the end, etc. I can take very quick look if you email the file to [email protected]

‎03-01-2024

Additional fields can be added by clicking the curly braces {} next to the title input. Those can also be expressions. You can use a combination of HTML, expressions, and fields to custom tailor the pop-up title. For example, this map uses HTML to increase the size and change the color of the title, which also includes an expression. https://www.maps.arcgis.com/apps/mapviewer/index.html?webmap=ced283616b0844988f2a249aa78eda45 The title is configured as follows: font face='verdana'>{expression/expr0} I think if you experiment a bit with fields and expressions, you should be able to get the desired results. bern

‎02-29-2024

Sorry, I assumed that you already have an ArcGIS account and have access to ArcGIS Online or perhaps Enterprise. You can't do this with a free, public subscription so you would need an organizational subscription. https://www.esri.com/en-us/arcgis/products/arcgis-online/buy?rmedium=esri_com_regex&rsource=arcgis-online If you are going to continue using GIS an an ArcGIS Online subscription would be a great place to start and a good investment. If all you need to do is export shapefiles to other formats, there are some free utilities you might discover via web search that might help. A free Esri option is ArcGIS Earth, it can injest that shapefile (and other formats) and you can export to KMZ, and there are other free online utilities you can use to convert that to other formats.

‎02-29-2024

In Map Viewer there currently isn't a shortcut link. But you can grab the URL you see at top and share it with others like this: https://onlinelabs.maps.arcgis.com/apps/mapviewer/index.html?webmap=a55d849e43d04740845bb2aeea340510 You'll need to share it appropriately for your audience and if public and there is subscriber content in your map then viewers will be prompted to authenticate. A better way to share a map is to use Instant Apps like Basic or Media to make a simple app. That will also handle any subscriber content. Those apps offer share tools which are configurable

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Latest Contributions by BernSzukalski

Track the adoption of EVs in the U.S. with Living Atlas layers and stories

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Re: webapp popup box

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Re: ESRI Basemaps Do Not Show Lakes at Certain Zoom Levels after AGOL Updates

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Re: ESRI Basemaps Do Not Show Lakes at Certain Zoom Levels after AGOL Updates

Tips for managing credits for analysis tools

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Re: New layer not showing on map

Re: New layer not showing on map

Re: Format text in title field of popup

Re: What can I do with XML and SHP files?

Re: Are map links available in Map Viewer like in "Classic Map Viewer"?

Re: Your Popup Can Do More Than You Think

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