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@Ke_Xu for those of us on ArcGIS Enterprise, when will get the setting you mentioned. We are on ArcGIS Enterprise 11.4 and I am not finding "Return to the initial map extent when selection is cleared".
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When a map loads in the Map Viewer or Experience Builder several labels will flicker on the map. Sometimes they will stop flickering after a few seconds of the map not moving and other times they just keep flickering. Layers with the flickering labels are feature services from a SQL Server hosted enterprise geodatabase Graphics drivers are up-to-date, and we are on ArcGIS Enterprise 11.4. This is a very distracting issue. Anyone else experiencing this and know of a fix?
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I can confirm that at ArcGIS Enterprise 11.4 you no longer need ArcGIS License Manager to handle licenses for ArcGIS Pro or other named user licensed products. We upgraded to 11.4 and uninstalled ArcGIS License Manager. Now ArcGIS Pro just makes one connection to get its license information and if your ArcGIS Enterprise deployment is internet facing you no longer have to have a VPN connection to your network for ArcGIS Pro to work.
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12-16-2024
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Below is an Arcade function that I use for EPSG 6588. This comes from a SQL function that I found on GeoNet years ago in this thread https://community.esri.com/t5/coordinate-reference-systems-questions/formula-for-state-plane-to-lat-lon-conversion/m-p/870543 I converted it to an Arcade function. My understanding is that it only works with Lambert Conformal Conic projections. You will need to update the constant values at the beginning of the function with EPSG 2264 values. function StatePlaneToLatLong(x, y) {
// false origin values
var fx = 1968500.0 /* Enter false easting value */
var fy = 13123333.33333333 /* Enter false northing value */
// latitude of origin values
var loD = 27.83333333333333 /* Enter latitude of origin value */
var loR = loD * PI / 180
// central meridian values
var cmD = -99.0 /* Enter central meridian value */
var cmR = cmD * pi / 180
// standard parallel values
var sp1D = 28.383333333333333 /* Enter standard parallel 1 value */
var sp1R = sp1D * PI / 180
var sp2D = 30.283333333333333 /* Enter standard parallel 2 value */
var sp2R = sp2D * PI / 180
// semimajor axis values
var smjrM = 6378137.0 /* Enter semimajor axis value in meters */
var smjrF = smjrM * 3.2808333
// semiminor axis values
var smnrM = 6356752.314140356 /* Enter semiminor axis value in meters */
// inverse flattening value
var iflat = smjrM / (smjrM - smnrM)
// flattenging value
var flat = 1 / iflat
// eccentricity value
var e = Sqrt(2 * flat - Pow(flat,2))
// m values
var m1 = Cos(sp1R) / Pow((1 - Pow(e,2) * Pow(Sin(sp1R),2)), 0.5)
var m2 = Cos(sp2R) / Pow((1 - Pow(e,2) * Pow(Sin(sp2R),2)), 0.5)
// t values
var t1 = Tan((PI / 4) - (sp1R / 2)) / Pow((1 - (e * Sin(sp1R))) / (1 + (e * Sin(sp1R))), (e / 2))
var t2 = Tan((PI / 4) - (sp2R / 2)) / Pow((1 - (e * Sin(sp2R))) / (1 + (e * Sin(sp2R))), (e / 2))
var tf = Tan((PI / 4) - (loR / 2)) / Pow((1 - (e * Sin(loR))) / (1 + (e * Sin(loR))), (e / 2))
// n value
var n = (Log(m1) - Log(m2)) / (Log(t1) - Log(t2))
// f value
var F = m1 / (n * Pow(t1, n))
// r value
var rf = smjrF * F * Pow(tf, n)
// r' value
var rz = Pow(Pow((x - fx), 2) + Pow((rf - (y - fy)), 2), 0.5)
// t' value
var tz = Pow((rz / (smjrF * F)), (1 / n))
// thetha' value
var zz = Atan((x - fx) / (rf - (y - fy)))
// latitude trial value in radians
var latTR = (PI / 2) - (2 * Atan(tz))
// latitude iteration 1 value in radians
var lat1R = (PI / 2) - (2 * Atan((tz * Pow((1 - (e * Sin(latTR))) / (1 + (e * Sin(latTR))), (e / 2)))))
// latitude iteration 2 value in radians
var lat2R = (PI / 2) - (2 * Atan((tz * Pow((1 - (e * Sin(lat1R))) / (1 + (e * Sin(lat1R))), (e / 2)))))
// latitude iteration 3 value in radians
var lat3R = (PI / 2) - (2 * Atan((tz * Pow((1 - (e * Sin(lat2R))) / (1 + (e * Sin(lat2R))), (e / 2)))))
// latitude iteration 4 value in radians
var lat4R = (PI / 2) - (2 * Atan((tz * Pow((1 - (e * Sin(lat3R))) / (1 + (e * Sin(lat3R))), (e / 2)))))
// latitude final iteration value in radians
var latFR = (PI / 2) - (2 * Atan((tz * Pow((1 - (e * Sin(lat4R))) / (1 + (e * Sin(lat4R))), (e / 2)))))
// latitude value in degrees
var latFD = (latFR * 180) / PI
// longitude value in radians
var lonR = ((zz / n) + cmR)
// longitude value in degrees
var lonD = (lonR * 180) / pi
// Return the latitude in degrees
return [lonD,latFD];
}
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@Shawnzeecatz sometimes you can get away with: Export the hosted feature services to a file geodatabase (optionally, reproject the layers if needed) Load the exported layers into your enterprise geodatabase (EGDB) Publish the layers from the EGDB to your portal Use ArcGIS Online Assistant (works with ArcGIS Enterprise as well) to swap out the layer IDs and URLs in the JSON of the web maps and apps in the solutions This only works if you keep the layer schema exactly the same as what was in the solution. If you start adding and removing fields things may not work correctly. If the solution uses hosted feature service views, you will need to publish additional services of the layers to match what is exposed through the views (available fields, editing permissions, etc.). Before modifying any JSON in ArcGIS Online Assistant be sure to save a copy of the original JSON first. By far the easiest way to use a solution is to use the provided services and append your data into those hosted feature services. It would be really cool if there was a tool that automated swapping out data sources in the solutions, but that would be a very difficult task with how many variables could be involved.
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@AkshayHarshe thank you for the update. I have the installer downloaded now.
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I hope someone from Esri could respond, even if it is to just say they are looking into it.
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I got an email from Esri about ArcGIS Enterprise (AGE) 11.4 being available for our organization but I cannot find any information about ArcGIS Insights support for AGE 11.4. Does ArcGIS Insights 2024.1 support AGE 11.4 or do we need to wait for a new release of Insights? It would be nice if the Insights enterprise compatibility page was updated when a new version of AGE is released even if it is to say the latest version of Insights does not support the latest version of AGE.
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Microsoft Windows Server 2025 just recently became generally available. We are about to migrate our GIS to new server hardware, and I would like to install a version of Windows Server that will still be in mainstream support during the lifetime of the new hardware. Can ArcGIS Enterprise 11.4 be installed on Windows Server 2025?
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Just a warning to anyone looking to deploy ArcGIS Enterprise 11.3 and use Web Editor. At first Esri accidentially gave Creator licenses access to Web Editor but now have "fixed" the issue by removing the entitlement. So if you have a small government enterprise license agreement and only get Creator and Viewer licenses you no longer have any access to Web Editor. Ironically at 11.3 you have to have a license that includes ArcGIS Pro to get access to Web Editor when it seems like the target audience for Web Editor is non-professional GIS users that still need to edit data. ArcGIS Pro is too much for most of my users and Web Editor is in a good place for them between the existing basic web editing tools and ArcGIS Pro. I would wait to upgrade to 11.4 if you want to use Web Editor because they added the entitlement back to Creator since Creator merged with GIS Professional Basic starting at 11.4.
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@ScottSandusky@CraigGillgrass So we had access to Web Editor at ArcGIS Enterprise 11.3 but now no one has access. Our ELA only provides Creator and Viewer named users. So if I understand this correctly we had access to Web Editor with a Creator license at 11.3, but now we don't because we had to reissue our Portal license and Web Editor was removed from the Creator license but only at 11.3, then when we upgrade to 11.4 we should have access again through our Creator license? 😵 The irony here is that three of the users have ArcGIS Pro Advanced licensed through ArcGIS Enterprise but don't have access to the Web Editor anymore. Hopefully ArcGIS Enterprise 11.4 will be released soon.
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@Chris I have not set any filters on the view itself. I have been playing around with the filtering in the web map. I did have to add additional fields to the view to get distributed collaboration working correctly between ArcGIS Enterprise and ArcGIS Online. If the edit tracking fields and GlobalID are not in the view, then distributed collaboration will not sync between the two platforms. I too would like to avoid adding a status field to the source service, but I have not found a reliable way to only show closures that are about to happen or are in progress using the built-in date filter options available through the new map viewer.
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My understanding is that deprecated means obsolete which does not necessarily mean that it is not authoritative but there is something newer that you should be using. Now what would be really cool is linking items that are related by this flag. For example, a 2024 parcel layer would be marked Authoritative but if you click on the Authoritative flag you get a list of all related but deprecated parcel layers for 2023, 2022, and so on. Then the reverse could be true for the 2022 parcel layer. Click on the Deprecated flag and see all the other related layers with the Authoritative layer at the top. Maybe a third flag would help. Something like "Under Development", "Experimental", "Under Review", or something along those lines?
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Have you tried using the Delete Identical tool in ArcGIS Pro? https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/tool-reference/data-management/delete-identical.htm I am not aware of a way to delete duplicate information through the ArcGIS Online website.
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