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It happens with all sources, and in the example I mentioned in OP, it's a hosted feature layer with ArcGIS Datastore backend.
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Why does the attribute table continue to "jump around" after an edit is made? 1)Load a hosted feature layer in a map 2) Open attribute table, scroll the attribute table half-way (horizontally) 3) select a record 4) delete it The table will jump back to the far-left horizontal position. This is annoying, especially if your table has a lot of fields. Also, why are attribute tables painfully slow in Pro? Scrolling any direction, re-organizing columns, ect. everything is painfully slow compared to 32-bit ArcMap.
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You're correct, this is STILL HAPPENING with the latest version of Pro. In my case, it happens when the Pro map containing the calculate layer, at one time contained a hosted feature layer that was published from Survey123 connect. Even if you remove the HFL from S123, the problem still happens. If you hit the OK button on the field calculator, (rather then Apply), then the problem never happens, irregardless of S123 HFL presence/not.
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11-10-2021
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Has anyone got the label property to actually change the Editor Widget label? See below, it doesn't work, I'm still getting the default "Editor" label... The filterEnabled property has not effect also. This is 4.20 const editor = new Editor({
view: view,
layerInfos: layerInfos,
label: 'Changed',
allowedWorkflows: ['create'],
container: 'addFeature',
snappingOptions: {enabled: false},
supportingWidgetDefaults: {
featureTemplates:{
filterEnabled: true,
groupBy: 'none'
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3.7 web app that's been running for a few years now, just recently started having issues with the proxy.ashx. We have the latest .net proxy installed, ver 1.1.2, app/proxy both hosted on IIS 8.5. This is also the same machine running portal/server web adaptors. When the app starts loading feature tables, the below request fails with: net::ERR_CONTENT_DECODING_FAILED 200 (OK) https://app.ourdomain.com/proxy/proxy.ashx?https://gis.ourdomain.com/server/rest/services/Hosted/ReviewerDB2/FeatureServer/0/query?f=json&returnIdsOnly=true&token=12345 If I try the request without going through the proxy, everything works as-expected. So ArcGIS server and the hosted datastore are all operating normally. The ArcGIS server logs also display nothing. Other requests through the proxy and have no issues, like below. https://app.ourdomain.com/proxy/proxy.ashx?https://gis.ourdomain.com/server/rest/services/Hosted/ReviewerDB2/FeatureServer/1?f=json&token=12345 One last test was to comment out the proxy config from the JS web app //esriConfig.defaults.io.proxyUrl = "/proxy/proxy.ashx"
//esriConfig.defaults.io.alwaysUseProxy = true; Then "enable" CORS with JS API 3.7 via unsafe-eval. <meta http-equiv="Content-Security-Policy" content="script-src 'self' 'unsafe-eval' https://js.arcgis.com; object-src 'self'"> Everything then works as-expected, but our customer will never be able to visit a site with unsafe-eval in the header. Any advice here? What is all of a sudden going on with our .ashx proxy? .net Windows updates? IIS 8 updates?
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Python script wired to Pro 2.7 toolbox with defined parameters. On my workstation I first ran this to setup the locally stored credential using a profile. from arcgis.gis import GIS
gisprofile = GIS(url="https://our.gisportal.gov/portal",username="tool_user",password="Toolpass123",profile="ourportal")
print("profile defined for {}".format(gisprofile)) I can now successfully access the portal using this: # Establish a connection to GIS Portal
gis = GIS(profile="ourportal") I successfully published the web tool using the geoprocessing History in Pro. But when you try to run the published web tool you get an error about the "ourportal" profile not existing. I CANNOT run the first code snip above on the Server 10.8.1 machine because Pro isn't installed on that server. You get the error: No module named arcgis.gis So, how do you "install" the profile that stores the creentials on the server machine that executes the web tool? I tried manually adding to win credential store, along with copy/pasting the .arcgisprofile file and the web tool doesn't error out (progress...) but simply times out with no other errors.
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05-10-2021
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Enterprise 10.8.1 Pro 2.7.3 Python script takes Excel file as input, uploads to Enterprise Hosted Feature Service (table). Error: 00256 Server version 10.8.1 tool ExcelToTable_conversion does not have new parameter cell_range and new parameter field_names_row. With Pro 2.7 these 2 new parameters were added to ExcelToTable, but it looks like Server 10.8.1 is still using the older "version" of the ExcelToTable tool that doesn't have these 2 new params. The irony is that I'm not even using them in the Python script, i.e. they are left at default. Any workarounds, short of just using a .csv? thanks.
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We are able to construct a URL in S123 form to open Collector, initiate a point and pass attributes from S123, works great. But we're unable to open the Field Maps app from S123. Here's the doc that lists which apps can be launched from S123: https://doc.arcgis.com/en/survey123/reference/integratewithotherapps.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_BB1D69DBE8334B4BA0BE32376F2F7F55 Looks like Field Maps is missing, and I confirmed that "arcgis-fieldmaps" doesn't work to launch the app. Are we doing something wrong, or hasn't Field Maps been integrated with S123 yet? The opposite direction works, clicking a link on Field Maps successfully opens the S123 form, but you can't get back to Field Maps from S123.
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We ended up getting everything working, it was a DNS issue for us. We had a DNS host record added that resolves all traffic for external.domain.com to the web adaptor LAN IP. You HAVE to check the "reverse DNS" option on that rule. Like magic, map downloads and syncs started working.
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This was a router issue with our network. The primary router has a DNS Host record for ourgisportal.domain.com that pointed to the GIS Web Adapter's internal IP, 192.168.1.25. Then, internal LAN clients can use the Portal website just as if they are accessing it from outside the network when they are actually not. Problem was, that DNS host record did NOT have reverse DNS enabled. As soon as it was enabled, the problem went away. In speaking with ESRI support, I recommended this gets added to the Enterprise config. docs; I've never seen reverse DNS listed as a requirement.
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11-30-2020
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We recently switched to a Sophos XG Firewall and are having tons of issues with simple "port forwarding" to our ArcGIS Enterprise base deployment. We've worked with Sophos Support - professional services for hours and it's a mystery why users cannot download offline areas using Collector. Firewall rules are properly configured, all security/packet inspection is disabled, ect. and the download still fails. It appears that the ESRI basemap download does not traverse our firewall, but after authentication, goes directly from ESRI's basemap service to the Collector Client. Something with this download is causing an issue with our XG Firewall. As soon as we switch to our former firewall platform, pfSense all works as expected, no problems. I guess I'm just wanting to hear from the GIS community if anyone is using XG Firewall out there.
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11-20-2020
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ESRI- How are ESRI hosted basemaps delivered when a client downloads them in Collector? Is our on premise ArcGIS Enterprise deployment used as a proxy to the ESRI hosted tiled basemaps? I'm assuming all connections are using TCP? This info. will help me troubleshoot why slower connections are "timing out" on our XG firewall.
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11-16-2020
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Long story longer, about 3 weeks ago we switched to Sophos XG firewalls and there seems to be an issue with them. This morning, I pulled the XG Firewall and re-installed of pfSense firewall and the problem went away re: downloading maps over high latency connections. But, that doesn't fully explain the problem because in the last few weeks with the XG firewall installed, we were NOT having issues downloading raster basemaps. My opinion is that some type of timeout settings have been changed on the tiled basemap service that craps out slower connections. With our pfSense router (2x as fast compared to XG) that latency issue is minimized and the download from the tiled map service doesn't timeout.
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Has there been changes to ESRI hosted tiled basemaps this week? We're running Enterprise 10.8.1 and this week started having issues getting ESRI tiled basemaps to download as offline areas in Collector. All we get is an error "failed to download offline area". No errors in Server Manager log. I changed my password in AGOL to make sure it was long enough, it was "grandfathered" and only 6 characters long. I then copied this URL from a tiled basemap: https://tiledbasemaps.arcgis.com/arcgis/rest/services/World_Imagery/MapServer In Enterprise Portal 10.8.1 I Add Item from URL, enter that basemap URL, then store credentials. I then add that layer now listed as an item in Portal to a new blank map, set as basemap and share with Basemap group. The basemap then shows up in the Basemap gallery, just like the documentation here: https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/portal/latest/use/take-maps-offline.htm When on Wifi we can download a webmap in Collector that uses the above basemap, no problem. But when on a cellular connection or Wifi network that is distant from our Enterprise deployment we get the error "failed to download offline area". Here's where it gets interesting. If we open that same webmap, then Add/Layer from Web and enter the basemap URL, and set as basemap, then try to download in Collector we are prompted for AGOL credentials. We enter the AGOL credentials and the download proceeds without issue regardless of cell or wifi network. What could have changed in the last week? Are stored credentials expiring or not working correctly when high latency connections are used?
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Enterprise 10.7.1, we cannot download offline areas when the latency between the remote user and the GIS Server machine is high. The remote Collector user get a generic error "Failed to download the offline area". We tried both Android Collector and new Field Maps apps. Users a few states away have issues even on Wifi. Any tips here?
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