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@PGebhardt_Stone_Envthanks for the idea. We're currently working on a number of usability improvements for the search/browse experience. We intend to roll them out throughout the next few months. We're going to try them out on a new view for searching specific content types first, and then bring them to the existing search/discover experience. I have a few questions on desired functionality. What exactly would you want to see on the map? Hub could represent boundaries for content, individual records, etc. Also, are there other actions you'd like from a search/discover experience besides downloading?
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Hi and thanks for asking about GA telemetry in ArcGIS Hub. Eventually we're aiming to release a guide on telemetry events logged and how to interact with events in your Google Analytics account. In the meantime, ArcGIS Hub logs custom dimensions for certain interactions. For downloads in particular, you can look for the custom dimension titled "id". This is the ID for the item, and in some cases a layer ID representing the service layer number backing that item. For example, you might see a value like "<itemID>_1". My recommendation is to experiment charting this custom dimension in Google Data Studio to get a feel for your results.
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Thanks for reaching out. I apologize for the inconvenience. We've identified a regression and we're working to resolve it within the next release cycle.
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05-01-2022
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@worldwidew @kaworth_csurams we've released a fix for this issue. Apologies again for the inconvenience.
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04-12-2022
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Hi @worldwidew , Thanks for your question. This appears to be an issue where the URL is pointing to the incorrect link for a download file. I've logged an issue for the team to look at. Additionally, for your information we made some updates to the Hub feeds (including DCAT) back at the end of 2021. Take a look at this blog post to see details and how to access the feed on the prefered URL https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-hub/announcements/upcoming-changes-to-dcat-configurations-on-arcgis-hub-sites/
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@yrpEHthanks for submitting your idea. Can you clarify what you mean by data download filter? Do you have a link to an example that you consider confusing? The "Content Type" filter is found on the search page, not within the download interface. When you're viewing a content view, you can filter a map and/or table with specific attribute values, and then download the filtered data.
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03-18-2022
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Hi @Spike73 Thanks for your question. Currently the search page doesn't allow for any customization other than applying some site themes as you noted. However, for mid-late 2022 we're considering ways to update the UX and customize the search page. I encourage you to open an enhancement request with specific things you'd like to see.
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03-01-2022
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In 2021, ArcGIS Hub released a new download experience aimed to inform users about download file options and the status when files are being generated. After a year of valuable feedback, we're taking reliability a step further so that downloads are faster and more predictable. Below you'll find a few important upcoming changes and roadmap milestones. Stay tuned to the Hub changelog (hub.arcgis.com/pages/changelog) for the most up-to-date release information and the ArcGIS Blog (esri.com/arcgis-blog/overview) for in-depth articles about new Hub product capabilities. February 2022: ArcGIS Hub will stop long-running download jobs When data are updated, ArcGIS Hub will try to create updated files for each downloadable format. Starting in February 2022, Hub will stop file generation if it takes longer than 48 hours. To prevent any potential impact, all customers are encouraged to enable certain service-level settings including enabling extract capabilities for both hosted and non-hosted services. For context, services that do not have extract and sync capabilities enabled, Hub still provides download functionality, but it is significantly slower. This is because Hub must manually page through all the records in the service. This can slow even more if there are millions of records or the service is running on an old machine. With extract capabilities enabled, Hub knows that it can use the service's createReplica function to create faster and more reliable downloads. The team will continue to diligently test and fix bugs to the current download experience while we shift our focus to a new download architecture. May March 2022: Enhanced Hosted Downloads in Beta In March 2022, Content managers can try out a beta feature called "hosted downloads" that uses a different download architecture. This capability will be available for any content that is shared to ArcGIS Hub and served by a hosted feature service (Feature Layers or Tables). After content managers enable the capability for individual content,users will see more download formats, faster downloads, and fewer file-generation errors. UC 2022: Announcement for Hosted Downloads The ArcGIS Hub team is targeting early Summer 2022 to fully release the Hosted Downloads capability. During the Spring and Summer of 2022, the Hub team will collect usability feedback as we plan for enhancements in late 2022. During UC 2022, the Hub team will announce the support roadmap for Hub downloads through 2023. While the team expects to maintain support for downloads from ArcGIS Server versions >= 10.8 for at least another year, we plan to phase out support for older servers towards the end of 2022. In order to avoid lost functionality and to take advantage of a more reliable download system, we encourage customers to switch their services to Esri hosted services. If this option does not work for you or your team, we encourage all customers to consider upgrading their services to use ArcGIS Server versions to at least 10.8.
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02-07-2022
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@JenniferSherryapologies for the delay on this issue. Our team has taken another look at your particular issue, and we suspect that there's an easy fix if you try un-sharing and re-sharing the OSMP Trailheads layer. We have found a bug where server information isn't updating properly for Map Server layers that are shared as individual items to a Hub site. Give this a try and let me know if it's still a problem. Additionally, you can tell Hub to manually check for updates to an item or items in the content group through edit mode. To do this, navigate to the Content Library and click the "more" menu (...) and click "Check for Content Updates". This will tell Hub to check for updates on all content in the content group. You can perform a similar action for individual items by navigating to their Item Details page (.../<id>/edit), and click "Check for Item Updates" under the more menu there.
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02-02-2022
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Hi, That's most likely correct. Several years back, customers were required enable Open Data on a group before it could be added to a site. We've since moved away from that pattern and allow for more relaxed sharing methods.
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Hi @JosephBisig We understand that the "API Error" is generic and can be confusing. Have you enabled the "Local Projections" setting on the Hub site? Hub needs a numeric SRID and will throw an error when trying to query metadata without one. For example, on this item on Hub https://gisdata-piercecowa.opendata.arcgis.com/datasets/pierce-county-council-districts/explore the Hub API returns an error when trying to get metadata. On that item's service the Spatial Reference is PROJCS["NAD_1983_HARN_StatePlane_Washington_South_FIPS_4602_Feet",GEOGCS["GCS_North_American_1983_HARN",DATUM["D_North_American_1983_HARN",SPHEROID["GRS_1980",6378137.0,298.257222101]],PRIMEM["Greenwich",0.0],UNIT["Degree",0.0174532925199433]],PROJECTION["Lambert_Conformal_Conic"],PARAMETER["False_Easting",1640416.666666667],PARAMETER["False_Northing",0.0],PARAMETER["Central_Meridian",-120.5],PARAMETER["Standard_Parallel_1",45.83333333333334],PARAMETER["Standard_Parallel_2",47.33333333333334],PARAMETER["Latitude_Of_Origin",45.33333333333334],UNIT["Foot_US",0.3048006096012192]],VERTCS["NAVD_1988",VDATUM["North_American_Vertical_Datum_1988"],PARAMETER["Vertical_Shift",0.0],PARAMETER["Direction",1.0],UNIT["Foot_US",0.3048006096012192]] I believe that you'll either need to make an adjustment to the service's spatial reference or disable local projections, which will serve results in EPSG 4326.
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@GJYThe "Open Data" option is an agreement that the content can be federated. The Group Manager filter options in the group manager have not changed for several years. If you check the "Open Data" option, you'll be able to disable the "My Organization" option. This is set up so that only groups with the "Open Data" setting is enabled, regardless if the group is in your organization or another organization.
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10-28-2021
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The search card is currently pulling colors from the Header Text Color and the Header Background Color. Try adjusting those and then follow @ABishop 's comment.
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Since the search bar falls within the global navigation, you'll want to adjust the Global Nav Text Color setting under Customize > Theme.
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@JanSarataPatrick's recommendation is the best first option for you. We also recommend that you serve content from Esri hosted services because performance on non-hosted services is heavily dependent on the machines used. You may already be doing this. We have recently updated our Content management and download docs to describe some of these best practices in more detail. We will continue to update these docs to suggest guidelines for sharing datasets based on their size and complexity. Additionally, over the next few months we're going to transfer a portion of our download system to be closer to the underlying service. The goal is to ensure that reliability and performance are improved and more closely resemble the service's configuration rather than pre-processing that Hub does (such as extra lift Hub does once users enable the file geodatabase option). The result will be a beta feature where all public hosted feature services will retain their current download functionality, but use this new and more performant system.
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