Latest Contributions by NFlourish

Hi, Our client that we built a Hub site for wants to understand how the telemetry works better. We added their own Google Analytics ID to their Hub Site. The numbers shown in the Hub telemetry do not seem to totally line up with whatever they are seeing in GA. So the first question is - does Hub's own telemetry count visits from their organization or not? My guess is that it counts people who are from their organization if the person is not logged into ArcGIS. If that were the case, has the Hub team considered the ability to filter out certain IP ranges for example? ... View more

An example is if we had two panels in our dashboard - a Rich Text Box on top, and a map on the bottom. We want the Rich Text Box to _always_ be 200px high, but we want the map to resize to fill the remaining space. How can we do anything like that? I cannot find any way to prevent panels from resizing when the browser window is resized. Thanks! ... View more

We have been having some success with embedding the Open Data catalog parts of a Hub site into a tab of our Ops Dashboard to enable easy direct data access. The Open Data parts of a Hub Site accept a variety of URL params to filter the dataset searches in a content library view, or to filter the displayed data of a dataset on a page of a particular dataset. But a Hub Site itself - i.e., the initiative home page of a Hub Site and the child pages of that initiative home page - do not accept URL parameters that are then exposed or used by the content of the page. What if, for example, one could pass a URL param such as a user's name like this  - http://myhub.hub.arcgis.com/?username=Jane and then by using the place holder {username} in a text card, such as "Welcome to our Hub site {username}" on the Hub site home page, the page could say "Welcome to our Hub site Jane!" This trivial example is fine, but if any URL parameters passed in to the Hub site home page were available in this way to any of the widgets one can use in a layout, then the parameters could then be passed on to content embedded into the Hub site. If the operator dashboard passed a feature ID, and that feature ID were available in the Hub site, and the Hub site passed it as part of a URL param for an embedded scene viewer, for example, it would be possible to open a Hub page with an embedded scene that highlights a particular feature. It would help integrate Hub further into applications, and act as a general purpose web content glue system between Esri apps. The options would be to maybe have a designated parameter that can be used for any sort of pass through, or to allow any parameters that are not already used internally to be passed through to the Hub site content... or to have a system like the Ops Dashboard where you explicitly define which URL params are accepted for the particular dashboard, and what they do / where they can be used. ... View more

Hey folks. I am trying to figure out how I can pass the extent of a map as a Url Parameter to an embedded content item. I can see that the map action allows me to target an embedded content item ... when it runs the action, does the target have anyway to find the extent of the map in Ops Dashboard? Use case: we are integrating data downloads using the Hub Content Library (open data). The idea is that you can apply filters in the dashboard, and they are passed as url params to the Hub content library _page_ for a particular dataset. We can pass field values to the content library item page to setup the filter... and that works fine. But I want to pre-zoom the map of the content library item page. There is a URL param available for this in Hub's content library item page ... extent=topX topY bottomX bottomY (or something like that). So Hub and Open Data are all set to receive something... how do I get that information _out_ of Ops Dashboard? Thanks! ... View more