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Caitlin, Can you explain what isn't working and if you are getting errors or not? ... View more

Did you allow for editing when you published this feature class? Also, did you allow for offline editing seeing as how it will be used on Collector? I don't know if this is possible, but can you share a link to the feature service itself? ... View more

Honestly, I am not entirely sure without seeing all of it together (and maybe not sure then either). I just did a little training once where I was 'taught' how to change that particular line of code in order to change the color of the highlighted box around a selected feature. I was modifying this code in the Esri sandbox: ArcGIS API for JavaScript Sandbox Under       require([     you have to add "esri/Color", Under       ], function(:     you have to add Color, Then under           var map = response.map; is where you add this line (with whatever color you choose) map.infoWindow.markerSymbol.outline.color = new Color("purple"); So, the bottom line is, if you see js code that is similar to the code in the sandbox link I posted above, that is where you would modify the these elements. I am not sure if the widget.js code would have that kind of code. I hope this helps! ... View more

I do not think you can change the color of the blue selection highlight in native AGOL. Though, in an application where you can modify the code (like WAB developer), you can change the colors. You will need to dig into the JavaScript of the map and insert something like: map.infoWindow.markerSymbol.outline.color = new Color("purple"); Here are more references on modifying the 'infoWindow' Map | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript ... View more

This article may help describe what is needed to do: Create Custom Geographic Transformation—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop Look under the Usage section. ... View more

See the attached. This is the combined dataset for just the first shapefile, into a file gdb. Here is the process I did and it was pretty fast 1. Open ArcMap, load the first shapefile 2. Export this shapefile to file geodatabase (you may need to create this first). 3. In ArcMap, only have the file gdb feature class in the Table of Contents, then load all of the other shapefiles of just that file (so, the first one). 4. Open edit session for the gdb feature class. 5. Select all records from the next shapefile (like from folder two) that you have in your TOC, and then go to Edit --> Copy and then Edit --> Paste and select the feature class to paste into. 6. Repeat that for the next 8 or 9 shapefiles. This worked for the first shapefile. But, like Benjamin said, many of these shapefiles have broken tables which would be why you are getting errors. You may need to find the source of the data and verify that they are valid shapefiles (with good tables). ... View more

What kind or error are you getting? And have you tried just copying and pasting (from the shapefile layer into your file gdb layer)? ... View more

This website should help ArcGIS Geostatistical Analyst | Evaluate However, it is a little misleading. There are three options for getting this extension and none of the three are in your case. Option one is if you have no ArcGIS Software. And it says this: Receive a full copy of ArcGIS for Desktop at the Advanced license level and selected ArcGIS extensions at no cost for 60 days. The word "selected" makes me wonder... Option two is if you have ArcGIS Single Use License. These are the instructions for that (which I am hoping work for you): Go to Start All Programs ArcGIS ArcGIS Administrator. Make sure you have the appropriate Desktop Single Use product selected, click Authorize Now, and follow the instructions. Click Register Single Use and Extensions and follow the instructions. Option three is for a concurrent license and at that point, you have to contact customer service. Try the idea under Option Two and also check out the link to see if that helps. ... View more

Have 60 days passed since downloading the trial? ... View more

Before merging, were all of your shapefiles exported into your geodatabase? This may have to happen first. ... View more

I haven't seen that before and have not found any documentation on it. Is it possible that it's a licensing issue? Do you have an appropriate ArcGIS license checked out to you? ... View more

Are any of the other limitations from that list happening? How many features are in the KML? Can you share the KML here so others can test it? ... View more

From looking at the image, it looks like it is acting correctly by making darker areas under the points (thus indicating higher density) and lighter areas in between the points (low density). Can you show a zoomed in screen shot where there are blank areas? Also, it would help to move this thread to a place like GIS​ or Managing Data​ since the GeoNet Help is for help with the GeoNet. ... View more

How large is the KML in file size? How many features are in the KML? There are some limitations listed at this page: KML—ArcGIS Online Help | ArcGIS Limitations Below are the current limitations of using KML layers in the map viewer. The following elements do not display in a map: regionated KML, view-based and time-based refresh parameters, regions inside network links, and screen overlays. Ground overlays and network links without refresh properties do not print. Image overlays that cover large areas may appear distorted. By default, there is a 30-minute cache delay in displaying updates to the KML layer. If the layer contains refresh parameters less than 30 minutes, the shorter interval is honored. If a refresh interval is set on the layer, the refresh interval is honored. KML layers cannot be used as a basemap. You cannot set the visibility range for KML layers. KML layers cannot be reordered in the map contents. Internal KML layers are not supported. Configuring pop-ups aren't supported in KML layers. Any feature data in the layer is automatically displayed in pop-ups; you cannot configure or disable them. KML layers larger than 10 MB cannot be added to maps. ... View more

There doesn't really seem to be any way to garner that kind of information (like what device it was collected on, or what the IP address is of the user entering data, etc.). I am not very experienced with JavaScript but there are some fields you can manipulate from that GitHub location fields:{   "GeoForm_Sample_3731": [{   "name": "email", // field ID   "alias": "Email", // label   "fieldDescription": "Let us contact you.", // help text   "visible": true, // show this field?   "typeField": false, // subtype field?   "tooltip": "[email protected]", // placeholder text   "displayType": "email" // text, checkbox, radio, textarea, url, email   }] } This is something you would modify after downloading the template. Currently, fields is a blank array and thus has no data in it, initially. It would be great if there were a way to put in parameters like you need in order to quality check the data. ... View more