Latest Contributions by PeterKnoop

When using Clustering in the Map Viewer, it defaults to displaying a count of features. Since counts are inherently integers, the legend should also be limited to integer values. If the range of the values being clustered contains fewer than 5 distinct integers, then it should reduce the number of legend items to maintain each being an integer. If the range needs breaks, then those breaks should also be integers; adjusting the number of items in the legend to accommodate the range. For example, if you happen be viewing an extent where the count of features ranges from 2 to 3, then the legend should only have two values in it: 2 and 3. It should not display fractional values, as it currently does: It is confusing to indicate fractional counts, as it is impossible to have a fractional count. Furthermore, there are no symbols on the map that are not 2 or 3, so it overly complicates the legend to have those fractional values presented.    ... View more

I would like to see the ability added to download a published Experience directly from ArcGIS Online, like you can download one in the Experience Builder Developer Edition.  The use case is to make it easier to self-host Experiences on one's own web server, when you don't any of the additional capabilities the Developer Edition provides. To host an Experience on your own web server, you currently have to setup Experience Builder Developer Edition, and import your Experience from ArcGIS Online to it. Once it is there, then you can publish the Experience, and then use the Download button to get a zipped copy of it. Lastly, you can upload that zip file and uncompress it on your own web server to self-host the Experience. If one could download the zipped copy of the Experience directly from ArcGIS Online, that would eliminate that need to setup and use Experience Builder Developer Edition. This would be especially helpful, and save steps, when you are frequently updating your Experience in ArcGIS Online, and then moving it to your own web server. ... View more

Currently there is support for specifying an item_id when creating a content item in ArcGIS Enterprise (e.g., the add method for ContentManager in the ArcGIS API for Python.) Please add the same support for ArcGIS Online.  Our primary use case for this is to restore items that were backed-up and removed from ArcGIS Online, so that references to the item are not broken by the item being assigned a new, different item_id when it is restored. Many organizations have developed our own backup scripts for ArcGIS Online and there are several products that do this as well (see the ArcGIS Online Back-ups - hosted feature layers and web maps/apps thread.) While useful for a number of backup scenarios, none of these solutions are able restore an item that was deleted at the original item_id, so references to the item are broken. That means a restored web map, referenced by a storymap, ends up with a different item_id, therefore, the storymap no longer works, until someone edits the storymap to reference the restored web map at its new item_id. Enabling one to specify a specific item_id when creating a content item in ArcGIS Online would make it possible for such solutions to restore an item without the need to track down and repair broken links to the item. As part of the backup process, one might capture the original item_id as a tag on the item as it is backed-up (similar to how the clone_items method adds the source item_id as a tag to cloned items.) Then you have the original item_id to use in the restore process. ... View more