Latest Contributions by ANRGIS

‎07-01-2015

I'm working with a feature class that has a domain for 0/1 for No/Yes and I'm trying to default these values to NO when a feature is collected. Within the feature class properties, I have the domain defined for the coded values 0/1 and have assigned a default value of 0 (No). When in ArcMAP adding a feature, I see that the fields correctly populate with the default description of the coded value NO. However, in Collector, it is not assigning a default value when a new feature is added. It's simply blank and requires the user to select NO/YES. With many required fields, this is tedious and requires a lot of time in the field. Is there a way to get the default values to populate in Collector? Is this a bug?

‎06-05-2015

Apologies... This one should work: ArcGIS Idea - Collector - Independently select fields as required.

‎06-05-2015

http://ideas.arcgis.com/ideaView?id=087E0000000Cy5pIAC#sthash.ZAJP9DWV

‎06-05-2015

This is by design. If you are not allowing Nulls, something will need to be added into the dialog for that field before it's committed to the database. Not necessarily a limitation in this case, as it's enforcing the rule that you set on the feature class. However, flipping the coin, we should have the ability to set a field requirement on a feature class that DOES allow nulls in the application, IMO.

‎06-05-2015

I posted a similar idea today: ArcGIS Idea - Collector - Independently select fields as required.

‎02-19-2015

Quickly poking, I didn't see the embed option with web aps like with web maps... However, you can still employ an iframe using the URL of your app in your own webpage. See the following blog: Embedding Story Maps into websites and blogs | ArcGIS Blog You may or may not be embedding a story map, but the same technique would be true for other types of apps from AGO. -Erik

‎02-19-2015

You can use the embed code from the map to insert into an HTML webpage that you host on your agency's server. That way, you can make it whatever you'd like within your agency's domain.

‎11-03-2014

Datasets that are downloaded that have a join, the field names are not preserved. This is typically a function with Shapefiles. Is there a fix for this? Aliasing the field names does nothing. This is entirely unhelpful for end-users that would like to download our data.

‎11-03-2014

We are also experiencing this issue with larger datasets. Also having issues downloading other datasets, saying: Sorry, something went wrong with the server. Please try again or report this issue to our team Maybe the servers are down?

‎11-03-2014

I have found that there is a lag between when a feature layer is added to your site and when the data report acknowledges it in the site. I assume this has been resolved after letting it sit and crawl your data.

‎08-21-2014

I have yet to debug this, but have you had any luck trying to reproduce this?

‎07-22-2014

This seems to happen for both small and large syncs. Some more info... Upon syncing, the status bar will reach approximately 30% across, then stop. It stays at 30% for HOURS. It will not give an error message and is not frozen. The user can 'cancel sync' at any time. It seems like once it reaches this threshold, it will sync (or not in some instances). Even if we cancel and the features sync, the unit still shows that there are features to sync. This is happening on 3G iPads that are using WIFI for syncing. There are no service plans for these iPads. We only needed 3G for its internal GPS. The sync process seems to work for iPhones with 3G/4G service. I will try some logging... Should I put verbose logging on the feature service? Is that what you mean?

‎07-22-2014

We are syncing anywhere between 30-200 points and yes, many of these will have photos. We are using ArcGIS Server 10.2.2 in a feature service that currently has 3 layers within the service.

‎07-18-2014

We have a fairly basic collector application for inventorying trees. It contains a feature service with mobile access and sync capabilities for offline/disconnected use. We are using the latest Collector App for iOS. The issue is that when the user downloads a map to the device, collects information, then comes back to WIFI to sync, the sync process never reaches 100%. The status bar seems to advance to about 40% then doesn't finish completely. It seems to send data to the server (but not always), but it always shows that there are features that still needed to be synced. This means that the map needs to be removed from the device, then re-downloaded to remove the indicator that there are still features to sync. Is anybody else having this issue? Any ideas? Thanks!

‎11-18-2013

^^^That's what I thought too... We were really looking forward to this enhancement!

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Latest Contributions by ANRGIS

Feature Class Default Domain Values

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