Latest Contributions by PeterKnoop

Having to work in areas with very limited Internet bandwidth, I do occasionally appreciate the limit of 20. I would, however, like to see it remember what I choose to set it to across sessions and devices, rather than always being reset to 20.  ... View more

@LisaBenvenuti1 can you add some more details and examples to help clarify this idea? You mention "premium subscription accounts", is that in reference to StoryMaps.com offerings, or is this about premium content, in say the Living Atlas, used in web maps used in ArcGIS StoryMaps? ... View more

Our primary interest in this idea relates to the ability to host a StoryMap on a user's own domain in order to demonstrate the trustworthiness and authenticity of the story.  The post, Customizing your StoryMap’s URL, suggests some partial workarounds, however, each alternative has limitations that impact the ability to control the domain name in URLs related to StoryMaps (the story itself, section links, etc.) Projects often use more than just StoryMaps for their web content. The whole project might have a WordPress site, regular web pages, Instant apps, JavaScript Web Maps, etc. When users navigate a project's web content or look at search results, and the domain is different, then they are often hesitant to consider content trustworthy or authentic  ... View more

Great post! Wish it included GeoEvent Server in the example though, since Velocity is not included in the education license 😞 ... View more

@awgeezrick we ended up getting real SSL certs for our development machines, and ensuring their domains were added to the "Allow origins" list in ArcGIS Online settings. ... View more

Any word on whether a module that is compatible with the current version of ArcGIS Dashboards will be released?  ... View more

Any word on whether a module that is compatible with the current version of ArcGIS Dashboards will be released?  ... View more

@SeanNagy1 not sure what to suggest to fix it, however, I can report that it is working for us. Our setups are using Survey123 3.17.68 on iOS 16.5 devices, DA2 firmware 1.51, and Trimble Mobile Manager 3.1.1.22. ... View more

One way to measure the use of ArcGIS Field Maps, and other ArcGIS mobile apps, is to track who is logging into the apps and to count the login actions. You can find such information in your ArcGIS Online organization's activity log, and use it to create your own reports, or to visualize the data on a Dashboard. (For example, click on the "Apps" tab in the lower-left of the University of Michigan ArcGIS Usage Dashboard and look at the Field Apps section.) Using ArcGIS Online's built-in report capabilities (Create and schedule reports), you can download an activity report for your organization to get the necessary data. Or, you can programmatically access the same information via the Portal History REST end-point, if you want to automate things (like in the U-M example above that updates daily.) In the activity data, the clientId or appId, for ArcGIS Field Maps is "fieldmaps".  You can look for entries with "login" as the action to identify which users are logging into the ArcGIS Field Maps, and count the login events as a proxy for usage. Note that this approach does not capture the full scope of users' offline use of ArcGIS Field Maps. It only sees those users when they initially login to download a map for offline use or when they sync. Also, if you are interested in determining how many of your Field Maps users are using iOS versus Android, which can be helpful for training purposes, you might vote for this ArcGIS Field Maps Idea: Include OS in Field Maps appId in usage tracking (i.e, fieldmapsios, fieldmapsandroid) ... View more

@OwenGeo I'm out in the field, but a brief look suggests the issue is resolved. Thanks for the quick fix! ... View more

@oevans_storymaps here a couple examples: StoryMaps and TimelineJS and Interactive Images in StoryMaps. ... View more

As a follow-up, trying to disable Google Analytics on the problematic ArcGIS StoryMaps is also failing. If I go to Story settings, toggle Enable analytics to off, then publish the StoryMap, when I revisit Story settings, Enable analytics is back to being toggled on. These are StoryMaps that were originally created awhile ago. ... View more

Another use case for an overlay would be for repeat images, where you want to capture similar images each time you are at a location. The overlay would be a partially transparent version of a previous image you would use to align the camera to take approximately the same image. Perhaps combining transparency with a high-contrast effect to help highlight features in the previous picture for easy alignment. ... View more