Latest Contributions by BernSzukalski

‎12-16-2022

It seems that "z blueprint" is the map you are using in your story. I can tell that you added the OSM Blueprint layer to your basemap, which was originally the default World Topographic basemap. So I'm figuring you removed World Topo layers to leave just the OSM Blueprint layer visible. That said, I can open your z blueprint map just fine anonymously. See if you can open z blueprint successfully outside the context of your story. But all things considered, I'd just rebuild your z blueprint map by setting the OSM Blueprint as your basemap. You can do that by searching in Living Atlas in Map Viewer, find the OSM Blueprint layer, then click on the title and look for the Use as basemap button at the bottom of the pane. If you do this to your existing z blueprint map, you won't need to change your story. More info on your hardware and browser might also yield some insights, but I'm having no issues as an anonymous user viewing your story or your z blueprint map.

‎12-16-2022

I understand the reasoning behind what you are doing. Group layers might help you out (not supported in WAB) so you could try that. My brain is small and easily confused by too many options, so I'd still think to break the app up into several and then use something like a Hub (Hub Basic would be perfect) or a group-based gallery app like Category Gallery to warehouse the apps and allow viewers to filter for what they are after.

‎12-16-2022

That is mysterious. If I can view your public story then anyone should be able to. I am viewing it anonymously like anyone would, and am not signed in to my account. I'm also confused by how you stripped layers from the OSM Blueprint basemap. It's a single vector tile basemap layer so you would have had to use the Vector Tile Style Editor. If you somehow did (not sure if that's even possible in a public account) then I would suggest using the "vanilla" OSM Blueprint basemap instead in your map, then updating your story.

‎12-16-2022

I did a quick reality check on your story and had no issues opening it in several different browsers. The one browser I did not try is Safari... To start, I'd suggest doing the obvious - clear your browser cache and try again. BTW - I like your use of the OSM blueprint basemap with your red symbols...

‎12-16-2022

I might also add that IMHO 35 layers in a map or app is too many for a user to navigate, so would suggest to divide and conquer and consider making several apps, rather than one large one with so many layers. Again, I am unclear about your intended goal, but in general simpler is always better.

‎12-16-2022

I did a quick reality check with your map. As you know, there are a great number of features in that layer. I tested your map in a couple of Instant Apps and in Experience Builder with no issues. I also tested in a simple Web AppBuilder app that includes the select tool. The performance in WAB is noticeably slower, and is likely due to the fact that Map Viewer, Instant Apps, and ExB are JS 4.x apps. WAB is not. While I could not reproduce your issue, my suspicion is that it is caused by the large number of features you are trying to handle in the WAB app. My suggestion would be to implement the app using one of the Instant Apps or Experience Builder. No matter which alternative you choose, using aggregate layers and/or scale dependencies would IMHO make for a better app experience.

‎12-16-2022

Since 2018, Esri’s Living Atlas Policy Mapping team provides to the GIS community a set of free layers that contain a wealth of data from the U.S. Census Bureau’s American Community Survey (ACS). On December 8th, 2022, Census released its updated five-year estimates (2017-2021). Within days of that release, the Policy Mapping team updated the ACS layers already available in Living Atlas with the newest figures. Maps and apps that already use these layers will automatically reflect the most recent Census ACS data. Click to view blog article The Census ACS layers in Living Atlas cover a wide range of topics on housing, income, internet access, education, disability, health insurance, and more. These layers contain data for states, counties, and census tracts. More than 100 layers are available, each focusing on a specific topic. Each layer already shows an interesting subject on the map, with an informative pop-up so that you can immediately see important patterns anywhere within the U.S. or Puerto Rico. You can also easily use the layers to create your own customized web maps and applications to tell an endless number of stories about the population or housing in your area. For more information, see Updates to American Community Survey layers now available in ArcGIS Living Atlas.

‎12-16-2022

Every year in December, layers from the Living Atlas content catalog are retired. This year, 19 layers will no longer be available after December 2022. These layers have been in mature support and marked as deprecated for at least two years, in compliance with Esri's process for deprecating maps and layers. Each of these has a replacement layer which is actively maintained and updated. If you've not done so already, please check your maps for deprecated content and update as necessary. For the list of content that will expire, and replacement content, see Environment layer retiring December 2022.

‎12-08-2022

One of the great values of ArcGIS Living Atlas to ArcGIS users is that it contains a wealth of demographic content that helps us better understand the socioeconomic factors within our communities. With hundreds of data layers to use in your maps, how to properly use each attribute may not always be evident. This is a really valuable blog article by Living Atlas Policy Maps team members that answers 30 of the top questions about Living Atlas demographic content and how to use it. https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-living-atlas/mapping/best-practices-for-mapping-demographics-within-arcgis-faq/

‎12-08-2022

Demographic data helps us better understand the socioeconomic factors within our communities. We can learn more about the population, housing, jobs, poverty, and other features that can impact policy, logistics, and business decisions. Depending on your needs, there are various ways to find, access, and use demographic data using the power of mapping within ArcGIS. But sometimes knowing where to start can feel like a daunting task. With thousands of demographic attributes to choose from and hundreds of data layers to use in your maps, it can feel confusing how to properly use each nuanced attribute if you aren’t a trained demographer. Click to view blog article Your demographic questions answered covers some of the most common questions asked when mapping demographic data within ArcGIS. Jump to a question to gain insight and resources so that you can start mapping demographic data more confidently within your GIS projects today.

‎12-06-2022

I did another test this morning. I did so many iterations on things yesterday that I likely got things confused. Mea culpa, you are correct, I am unable to use Nearby successfully with URL-based CSV sources. Of course if that is published as a hosted feature layer then everything works fine, but that's not the point for a dynamic CSV source. I'm guessing it's a current limitation, the message you see while configuring is the key - the URL-based CSV is not recognized as a valid layer. I'm adding this to the team's devtopia queue, but would still recommend you connect with support to report it also.

‎12-05-2022

I experimented a bit an am unable to reproduce an error or see any issues. I used both a CSV referenced via URL from the USGS Earthquake site, and also a Google Sheet which was published as a hosted feature layer directly from Google Drive. In both cases everything worked just fine in Nearby and other Instant Apps. I'm using ArcGIS Online (not Enterprise). If you continue to have issues I'd suggest opening a support ticket to resolve it.

‎12-01-2022

Yes, this example uses a multi-line text attribute in the pop-up: Here's the map: https://onlinelabs.maps.arcgis.com/apps/mapviewer/index.html?webmap=3d43005b39934795a6aa05b0bead93d3 Toggle all layers off except for Text from one field. That map is covered in Pop-ups: the essentials. You can also stack multiple text blocks to create more separation, or can use HTML formatting in the text block editor to customize things further. If that's not what you are after, then yes - Arcade does have text functions that you can use to format things as you like, or you could even use an Arcade element to create the desired pop-up. See Arcade text functions.

‎11-18-2022

The issue seems to be Web AppBuilder specific. Here is a test case using those same layers in the 3D Viewer Instant app: 3D proxy test (arcgis.com) I also tested in WAB to repro the issue: https://www.arcgis.com/apps/instant/3dviewer/index.html?appid=cc4dc133a4c647d4b7356d72dd477493 I'd still encourage you to work with Support, but depending upon your app needs either the 3D Viewer Instant App or Experience Builder would be alternatives for the moment.

‎11-18-2022

You're using Web AppBuilder. I've passed your information on to the dev team, but would encourage you to connect with Support as they are better able to document and work with the dev teams to find a resolution. Since Web AppBuilder is based on our JSAPI 3.x, I'd recommend that moving forward you might think to use ArcGIS Experience Builder, or ArcGIS Instant Apps, both of which are based up out JSAPI 4.x. If you choose those, you'll also be able to use all of the capabilities in Map Viewer.

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