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You could perform the same steps manually in Online or Enterprise via the user interface. Or, via the REST API. I had a bunch of similar layers and fields to fix, so I automated the process using an ArcGIS Notebook.
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I ended up using the ArcGIS API for Python, and for each field for which I needed to enable Nulls: Add a new field with Null enabled, and the rest of the properties identical to the field it replaces (such as your Domains.) Calculate the new field from the old field (dealing with values that you might need to change to Null, if needed.) Delete the old field. Rename the new field to the old field's name. Repeat as needed for all your layers and fields for which you want to enable Null values.
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01-21-2021
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I recently encountered this as well, and found this Esri Technical Support document that explained the situation. Problem: Unable to modify the nullable property of a hosted feature service from the REST endpoint
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01-21-2021
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I too would like to see the links to the groups brought back. I often end up looking at an item and then want to navigate to a group with which it is shared to see or work with other items in that group. Having the link to the group anywhere the icons are used would make for more direct navigation for many use cases. Whether that is the Share list on the Item Details page, the Share column on the My Content page, etc. On ArcGIS Online currently, mousing over no longer displays the names of the groups either. Another step backwards 😞 As for the destination of the link, going to the group's overview page is nice, however, I most often need to get to the group's content page. Hopefully that could be the goal for this improvement.
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01-17-2021
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Sometimes there is overlap in your Arcade Expressions, and you want and copy-and-paste a section from one to another. That is a cumbersome process currently, as you have to navigate out of the expression you are looking at, go to the other expression to copy the content you need, and then navigate back to the original expression and paste in the content. If all the expressions were in one place, that would make this kind of process a lot easier. Also, if there was some notion of global, as mentioned, then I might not need to copy-and-paste between multiple Arcade Expressions. Instead I could put the common code in a function, which multiple expressions could reference.
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I was hoping that sharing a Notebook to a Shared Update group would do the trick, but alas, no. It would be nice if sharing a Notebook to a Shared Update group did enable multiple users to edit it. This would be helpful, even with the caveat of having to avoid multiple users simultaneously editing, as is the case for other item types, like StoryMaps, and Shared Update groups.
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01-11-2021
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Interested in this as well. In addition to the above use cases, we would look to a solution like this to provide an avenue for hosting StoryMaps using our own domain names, rather than only at https://storymaps.arcgis.com.
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If you have administrative access to your ArcGIS Online organization, then you can check your activity log. If you haven't created an activity report before, check out the documentation for ArcGIS Online, Create and access reports. You will want to create an "Activity" type report for the date range during which you think the group was deleted. The report will be returned as a CSV file, which you can download, and then look for a row that has: Name of the group in the data column (stored as JSON, e.g., {"name":"Name of Group"}). "delete" in the action column. The actor column will indicate who preformed the deletion. Another helpful resource for exploring the activity log is this blog post, Exploring the Organization Activity Log CSV.
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Until it is updated, my workaround has been to: Make a clone the default Python environment in 2.7. Set that new environment as the active one. Fire up the Python Command Prompt, and manually install into that environment: conda install deep-learning-essentials -c esri
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When a user has multiple active containers, it is difficult to tell which is which in the "Manage active containers" view. How about adding the name of the Notebook to the list? For example, if a user has two Notebooks running, and ends up in this view because they want to kill one, they cannot tell which is which: (On a related note, there appears to be a bug where users with the Administrator role only see one Notebook for a given environment in this list, even if they have multiple Notebooks of that environment type running. Non-admin users do not seem to suffer from this issue. So you need to be a non-admin user in order to see the issue illustrated above.)
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I would like the different sections of a StoryMap to have URLs that could be shared, and would take a reader directly to a specific part of the StoryMap. Most often the granularity of links would match well with the granularity of navigation. If a heading block is being used for navigation, then it would also have a URL that would take a user directly to that point in the story. Or, to avoid the dependency on Navigation. It would be great if any heading block could be used as a bookmark anchor in the story, and a URL generated that would take a user directly to that section. The URL does not have to be human readable, as the StoryMap author may have two headings with the same text. The URL would need something to make it unique in that case. Also, the author might edit the text for a heading, or edit the name it is presented with in the Navigation menu. Such changes, however, should have no impact on the URL that points to a specific heading block. In other words, the URLs should be some form of a permalink, which would not break, if the author edits the text of the heading, or drags-and-drops the heading elsewhere in the story. Users would need some way of getting the URL to a specific section, whether the story is being authored or viewed. For instance, there could be an on-hover permalink icon next to the heading text. The user would use that to copy the URL that is for that specific section of the story. It would also be present, in both the Editing and Published view of a story, so that authors and readers could all leverage the capability. As an example of the on-hover permalink approach elsewhere in the Esri ArcGIS platform, check out the ArcGIS API for Python documentation. Mouse over any of the function headings and a link icon will appear with the permalink to that section of the page, for example: Example function section heading in API documentation. Example of on-hover permalink appearing on mouse-over. You can right-click on the permalink icon to copy the URL.
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@MarcSwartz take a look at Improve "Copy Python command" by including parameter names . I would suggest adding your helpful example and vote to it.
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12-20-2020
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Please add support to ArcGIS StoryMaps for the new tracking IDs for Google Analytics 4. It would be great if the current user experience was maintained as well, and you could simply paste either a version 3 or 4 tracking ID into the field under Story Settings, and have it work. Story Map Analytics - Google Analytics 4 @DanGriffin
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