Latest Contributions by Anneka_France

Hi @OwenGeo . It would be useful to be able to add them as small button icons in the footer above the credits, rather than having to list them with the attribution for the media/data in the StoryMap.      ... View more

This would also be useful for us when we're creating guided tours of natural features like rivers, as it would allow us to orientate the map so the user is following the river from source to sea. ... View more

Hi @Jen_Zumbado-Hannibal . If you've already set up a multiple language survey form then you don't need to make any more changes to the xls form or the settings in Survey123 connect. When you share the survey using the web URL, simply put "?lang=xx" at the end of the survey to define which language you want to open the survey in. The "xx" is the ISO code for the language you want the form to display in when it is opened. For example: French (fr) https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/f00149d8393e41fc981764426e5d9d1b?lang=fr English (en) https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/f00149d8393e41fc981764426e5d9d1b?lang=en You can find out more in the Introducing Multiple Language Surveys or Survey123 Tricks of the Trade: Web form URL parameters blog.  ... View more

What if we could show subheadings by clicking on the main heading and displaying a drop down? A bit like a menu bar on a website. It could be an optional setting, so you can keep it simple if you need to. This would be really useful for stories with a lot of narrative and content, especially as you can't make the text size smaller or make the column width wider. ... View more

Agree that the language option is too small and not obvious to users. Possible solutions: Button in header is bigger Ability to add the button/dropdown into the form itself URL parameter for a 'select your language' page e.g. ?lang=choose In the meantime, I've been sharing our surveys to the end users using the "?lang=" URL parameter to set it to what I think is their preferred language.  e.g. https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/f00149d8393e41fc981764426e5d9d1b?lang=fr.  @Jen_Zumbado-Hannibal you might find this a useful work around. ... View more

Hi David, how do I set the button to open the window when you click? At the moment it's just a pop-up text panel with a button in it, which is not very clear/intuitive for the user? ... View more

Cleared cache and tried opening in a different browser but still no buttons appearing? Perhaps I will log a support ticket! ... View more

Hi everyone, I work for The Rivers Trust which is a registered environmental charity in the UK & Ireland, dedicated to protecting and improving river environments for the benefit of people and wildlife. We work at a landscape scale (not just focusing on the river channel) using the Catchment Based Approach to address pollution, plastic and climate change. Data and evidence underpins all of our work and we use Esri technology in a variety of ways to collect and analyse data, as well as to communicate and inform. We are big fans of ArcGIS StoryMaps‌ and ArcGIS Hub‌ especially.  I'm looking forward to finding out more about how other non-profit organisations are using Esri technology to support their work and hoping there will be opportunities to share knowledge and ideas. Perhaps there might even be a way to share templates in the future?  ... View more

Being able to copy or move content to another organisation account would enable us to focus our time and resources on developing new ideas and delivering greater impact, rather than re-doing something that's already been done.  Moving or copying content between ArcGIS Online portals is becoming a more popular workflow, especially as we are collaborating more and more with other organisations to deliver projects and work on joint initiatives. It's also critical to our ArcGIS Online #training courses for professionals, teachers and students. Although there are some partner applications that attempt to solve this issue, they don't provide suitable options in their workflows: Admin Tools for ArcGIS Online & Portal‌ is very expensive for small organisations and must be paid for on a monthly or annual subscription. It does not copy any content containing map tile or vector tile layers (just one tile layer will cause the cloning tool to fail for a whole map or web app). And there are no options to avoid cloning all hosted feature layers to the new account and simply reference the data at the original source instead (scenario described above). ArcGIS Online Assistant is free but doesn't copy items created in the next gen Esri products (including ArcGIS StoryMaps‌ and ArcGIS Dashboards‌). ... View more