Latest Contributions by BernSzukalski

‎10-22-2022

There are a couple of things that you can consider, one is a minor update the other has more significant implications. To change the name of your organization, you can go to Settings > General and change the name of your organization. This is easy and low-overhead, all you are doing is changing the name - not the URLs to your content. The other option is to change the URL to your organization and its content. https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/reference/faq.htm#SHORT_NAME This is a lot more problematical as it potentially impacts anything you've publicly shared. I've done this twice in organizations with not a great deal of content, and it still required a significant amount of post-change curation. Name is easy and without significant implications, shortcut not so much. So I'd recommend if you just want to change the name to do the former, not the latter. Bern

‎10-21-2022

ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World provides foundation elevation layers and tools to support analysis and visualization across the ArcGIS system. These layers get updated quarterly with high resolution elevation data from federal agencies, open sources, and the Community Maps Program. This recent blog article by @RajinderNagi details the latest improvements and updates to elevation layers and tools.

‎10-21-2022

See if this example is what you are after: https://www.arcgis.com/apps/mapviewer/index.html?webmap=398294b197dc4daf814ce9061950eae7 If it is, it's covered in the Apply local focus to Living Atlas content using blending and effects blog article in the Use blending with duplicate layers and effects section. While the title might make is seem it covers Living Atlas content, you can of course apply those same techniques to any of your maps/layers.

‎10-18-2022

Arcade is an expression language that is supported across ArcGIS. It can be used to perform calculations, manipulate text, and evaluate logical statements. Arcade exists within a profile, or context, that defines the parameters that are available to the script as global inputs and the output expected from the script. This blog article focuses only on the Popups profile and offers an overview of how it is used to craft layer pop-ups. Arcade in pop-ups can be used in two ways; to create attribute expressions used in text elements that can be evaluated like fields, or as separate Arcade content elements that return a complete block of content. Using Arcade expressions and elements, you can take your pop-ups to the next level. Pop-ups: the essentials provides an overview of pop-ups and how they can be configured. For more information on using Arcade expressions and content elements, see Pop-ups: Arcade essentials.

‎10-17-2022

You're currently displaying the default for a pop-up which is the list of fields. You could just create a text block to display what you want. For the hyperlink, you can use any words and then add the link. These blog articles might help you get started. Pop-ups: text element essentials Pop-ups: the essentials

‎10-17-2022

Living Atlas does include a global live traffic service which includes information on current traffic conditions and things that may affect traffic, like construction. See the World Traffic Service item description for more details. Beyond the above, Living Atlas does not include current or completed highway/road construction projects. That information is best obtained from your local department of transportation. For example, if you were seeking information about California road construction projects, Caltrans would be the source for the best information.

‎10-16-2022

It's been a very long while since I looked at Cascade. It's one of the "classic" Esri Story Maps and my best recommendation to you is to think to move forward and start using the new ArcGIS StoryMaps. There is an embed content block in those that will enable you to embed any application, or you can add a link to open the app. While the classic story maps will continue to work, they are in Extended Support. Everyone is encouraged to use ArcGIS StoryMaps, Esri's current-generation storytelling tool. The classic templates are no longer under active development and are not recommended for new projects. No further updates to their capabilities are planned. However, stories you have created using the classic templates will continue to be available. The above noted, to do this in Cascade I went back and authored this experiment: https://onlinelabs.maps.arcgis.com/apps/Cascade/index.html?appid=ba26ae3ca8df4fc8ba8903973ab4cc2d (remember to click the Explore button in the lower right to enable using the app within the story, or click expand to view it fullscreen) Embedding an app is easy. Add an Immersive section, click Add Media, then click the Link to content tab and add the URL to your swipe app, or any other app. Bern

‎10-13-2022

Colors in chart elements have been supported since the June update. You'll see additional information the What's New post for June and also in this blog tutorial on using charts in pop-ups. The chart colors can't be independently changed, rather when using styles rendered using multiple attributes, chart element colors in pop-ups automatically match the style colors.

‎10-12-2022

Editors can view and edit data in maps and apps. However, editors can't create or share items or data. See User types, roles, and privileges. To be sure, I just tested this with one of the members in my organization and verified that Editor user types cannot save maps.

‎10-11-2022

Day/Night Terminator is a new layer item in ArcGIS Living Atlas that lets users include a visualization of the current day/night cycle in their maps and apps. Day/Night Terminator is updated every 10 minutes using the Esri Live Feeds Methodology and computes the approximate location of the Sun, perpendicular to the planet, using the current UTC date and time. For more information, see Introducing Day-Night Terminator.

‎10-10-2022

Recent ArcGIS Living Atlas updates are as follows: OpenStreetMap3D buildings and trees have been updated to OSM Daylight Distribution v1.17. OpenStreetMap 3D Buildings OpenStreetMap 3D Trees (Thematic) OpenStreetMap 3D Trees (Realistic) Foundation elevation layers and tools have been updated. For more information, see High resolution data updates to Living Atlas World Elevation Layers and Tools (October 2022). To see the extents of various datasets comprising the World Elevation services, view the Elevation Coverage Map. PADUS layers have been updated. View all layers. U.S. Sea Level Rise inundation layers have been updated for 2020, 2030, 2050, and 2090. View all layers. Additional details are posted on the ArcGIS Living Atlas blog.

‎10-07-2022

Or, an easier way (assuming you're just doing text in a pop-up) might be to use an Arcade element. You have access to all the HTML formatting so making part of your text bold is easy, peasy.

‎10-03-2022

@DanSmith27 I still had the custom role set up for my test user and just took a look at this using my home page. Only public content is visible to this user on my Home page after they sign in, or if I had shared only the content in their private group on the home page they would see that as well. No organization content is visible. This include groups. And to be clear, I am not opposed to this idea, just trying to find something you might find workable now.

‎10-03-2022

@DanSmith27 It is possible to completely mask off a contractor or volunteer from all organization content by creating a custom role and placing the contractor in a private group with _only_ what you want that contractor to see and use in that group. I actually just prototyped this the other week for a non-profit that wanted to have a couple of volunteers as members in their org to use Survey123 but did not want them to see any other content within the organization. It does work (though with a couple of minor caveats WRT JSAPI 4.X and public sharing). Though I've not exercised all possibilities, this should cascade out to what's visible on the Home page and throughout the sharing /Online ecosystem. But public things are public, and always discoverable. I'll see if I can exercise this quickly on my ArcGIS Online Labs home page.

‎09-23-2022

Map in a minute: Map a hurricane using ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Living Atlas Make your own: https://lnkd.in/gTjevKE Hurricane Aware, an ArcGIS Living Atlas app: https://lnkd.in/gQtjvwv Hurricane Public Information Map, from the Esri Disaster Response Program: https://lnkd.in/gYQWmh2S Hurricane Aware is a custom app, Hurricane Public Information Map is an ArcGIS Experience Builder app. All use ArcGIS Living Atlas live feeds and basemaps.

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Latest Contributions by BernSzukalski

Re: Change the name of my organization

High resolution data updates to Living Atlas elevation layers and tools

Re: Masking layers in AGOL

Pop-ups: Arcade essentials

Re: Change the default word "view" in a pop up in Web Viewer

Re: live or old road constructions

Re: Cascade Storymap and Swipe map

Re: Modifying colors in Column chart in pop-up media

Re: Organization member unable to save maps

Introducing Day/Night Terminator

Recent Living Atlas updates

Re: Bold Text within Arcade Expression

Re: Block users from accessing ArcGIS.com

Re: Block users from accessing ArcGIS.com

Map in a minute: Map a hurricane using ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Living Atlas

Re: Your Popup Can Do More Than You Think

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