Latest Contributions by BernSzukalski

Yes, another good (perhaps better) way to accomplish the task. At least one item has to be selected (obviously) to see the Remove button. But that way is better for removing a bunch at once, rather than having to open the item pages for each. ... View more

If you open the item that is in your group, you should be able to see the Share button. Since you are not the item owner you cannot change the share level of the item, but you can remove it from your group using X Remove.   ... View more

@Anonymous User  I'm not positive I understand what you are asking, but here is the the help topic with more information. https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/create-maps/create-form-mv.htm Note the caveat about Map Viewer in Enterprise:   ... View more

Sim, você pode controlar quem pode acessar e visualizar seus mapas da web, ou qualquer outro item, por meio do botão Compartilhar na visão geral do item ou diretamente no Map Viewer. Os três níveis básicos de compartilhamento são (1) privado apenas para você, (2) para outras pessoas em sua organização ou (3) público. Para obter mais informações, consulte este artigo de ajuda https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/share-maps/share-items.htm     ... View more

Both Imagery and Imagery Hybrid basemaps are identical in terms of the imagery they provide. You can open this layer, then zoom to your area of interest (make sure you zoom as the metadata is scale-dependent), to get information about the resolution, accuracy, acquisition data, and source. https://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=c03a526d94704bfb839445e80de95495 You can also use this app to view current, and planned, updates to imagery: https://www.arcgis.com/apps/MapSeries/index.html?appid=27236479807f43e9ac3ff65d6777e324 Our goal is to publish the very best available imagery from user contributions and commercial sources like Maxar. Depending on your area of interest, the content may vary. Let me know which area you are focused on. Otherwise, the latest and best is always published in our Imagery and Imagery Hybrid basemaps.     ... View more

Glad it worked out for your needs. I always say it's a good day when you learn something new, and I learn something new here every day. ... View more

If I understand what you are trying to do correctly, this is possible now. This blog article describes the process of curating your group content overview. https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-online/mapping/curate-group-gallery/ Another good way to display group content is to use Category Gallery: https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-online/mapping/category-gallery/     ... View more

My humblest apologies for presenting incorrect and confusing information. The majority of Living Atlas content is overwritten, so once you add a Living Atlas layer to your map you're always looking at the latest and most up-to-date data available (think Live Feeds - same layer, updated frequently). I was mistaken that the congressional districts worked the same way, and indeed they do not. Apparently by customer request, they are archived and there is a new service published for each new congressional district. You'll see that in the services directory the previous congressional districts are still available. That said, when updates happen to a particular congressional district (e.g., the 118th), the previous 118th district information is overwritten. I'll use the words "ArcGIS Online Living Atlas" and "ArcGIS Enterprise Living Atlas" to articulate the differences and what is going on. In ArcGIS Online Living Atlas, you only find the latest congressional district layer. In Enterprise Living Atlas, you will see what is in your Enterprise installation. This is because for Enterprise, a subset of Living Atlas item cards are installed. These have the same item ID as in Online Living Atlas, and point by reference to the same service. But that is why in Online Living Atlas you can find the 118th congressional districts, and in your Enterprise Living Atlas they are not found. When you update Enterprise next, you will see that new item. On top of that, anything in Living Atlas is part of the Online ecosystem. So that is why if you search ArcGIS Online in Contents for "118th congressional" you will find it, or in Enterprise Map Viewer if you search ArcGIS Online (not Living Atlas) for layers, you will find the 118th as well (depending on how your admin has set things up).   ... View more

You will always be up-to-date with the congressional districts, but it might not seem like you are if you are using ArcGIS Enterprise. Pro does not have it's own Living Atlas content, rather it accesses Living Atlas from what is in your ArcGIS Online organization or configured in your Enterprise. For Enterprise Living Atlas items, they are pre-installed with Enterprise (for many reasons) but point to existing Living Atlas REST endpoints. The congressional districts are overwritten as they are updated and the item ID and the REST endpoints never change. So while you see 117th congressional districts, you are actually pointing to the 118th congressional districts. That's an artifact due to the Living Atlas items being "installed" in your Enterprise. The next time you update Enterprise you will see the change to 118th. But since that particular service is overwritten, it's actually the most current. The congressional districts are updated whenever this document is updated: https://clerk.house.gov/member_info/olm-118.pdf And though the item details state 2x per year, the frequency is typically more like 3-4x per year.  Another thing you can do is instead of searching for Living Atlas content from Pro, in Pro you can search ArcGIS Online for the 118th districts and compare. Anything in Living Atlas that is public, non-subscriber content (like congressional districts are) can be discovered when searching ArcGIS Online since it is all part of the same public ecosystem (and if your Enterprise organization is setup to allow that).  ... View more

A word of caution - you should double-check the Google StreetView/API terms of use. It's been a long while since I looked at this, but as I recall the TOU specifically restricted StreetView to use/launch from Google Maps, not other maps. On top of that, I recall attribution requirements as well. Perhaps others here have more recent experience. ... View more