Latest Contributions by AdrianWelsh

Owen, Thanks for the info. I cannot view the link you posted. It says, "The story you are trying to access does not exist or you do not have access to it." ... View more

Deb, Take a look at this blog post regarding navigation within the new Story Maps What’s new in ArcGIS StoryMaps (April 2020)  Owen Evans, Is there a way to have a custom hyperlink within the new story maps to jump to the navigation sections? I tried using the "&section=5" at the end of the link and it didn't really work for me... ... View more

Hey Ted, This is a great question and I wonder the answer too. You might have better luck moving this post to the Python‌ space so the Python experts can chime in. ... View more

Hi Beverly, I haven't used an MXD and file geodatabase in project wise. I found this article that might help. It looks like there is an extension you can use: PWGSM3010 ProjectWise Geospatial iDesktop for ArcMap integration - Geospatial Services - Wiki - Geospatial Services - Be…  If not then this article might help in linking the two together Working with File Geodatabases  ... View more

Molly, I am curious to know if you found a solution to this? I would suggest tagging Natural Resources‌, Web AppBuilder Custom Widgets‌, State and Local - Environment and Natural Resources ... View more

Thanks Michelle, I appreciate the shout out. And congrats to all the winners! In past years we have seen a similar list for Esri personnel. Is there a list for that?  ... View more

 I know this is super old but this reply really helped me! ... View more

Hi Anne, Did you ever find a solution to this? I too have only found the jewelry box theme and it is a little clunky and chunky. I'm curious to know what you ended up doing. tagging Web AppBuilder Custom Themes‌ and Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS‌ ... View more

Michael, Thanks for your help. A couple of things. This is the first time I have tried making a WAB app that had any kind of security so I cannot say how other/older WAB apps would act with the same security.  I took out the 'sensitive' map links but honestly I don't think it matters much if they're visible or not. But just for the sake of it, I made them inept! I understand getting the login page when you hit the old link but the old link only links to the web map, not the WAB app. I was under the impression of reading that article on embed web apps on a website (How To: Embed an ArcGIS Online web application in a website ) that I had to start by sharing and create an embedded map, then change the embed code from the map to the app. If that is still an issue, then maybe it's something in my WAB code that is causing issues (or maybe the way that I hosted it on my website server backend). I will likely have to open a ticket (likely on Wednesday) with support to see if there are other things I'm missing. Thanks so much again for your help! I'll let you know what's happening when I get more info. ... View more

Michael, Thanks so much for sticking with me and helping me out. I really do appreciate it. I might not be explaining things properly and I also might not be doing things properly. On my company's website (which uses WordPress), I have a "backdoor" into the server side of things where I host my WAB apps (and other things like pictures and other media for story maps and just general storage). This link, which is very raw and not something I intend the public to see is where my few maps are: https:/******/Maps/ Each link clicked on will bring you straight to the WAB app that I made in Developer edition (since it links to the html page of index.html, etc. as intended). The first four maps I made in there were with WAB 2.4 and before, and I don't remember exactly what I did. The latest one (https://*****/18077/) was made with WAB 2.14 and giving me issues. I don't want to try this map with 2.4 but am not sure if I just did something wrong in the publishing, etc.  So that being said, I intend for a link to be clicked on to bring me straight to the WAB app, not going to a web page that has the WAB app embedded into it from an iframe (though, I am willing to see what I can do to make this work...). To hopefully answer your question above, this is what my html page looks like <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <!-- Metadata goes here --> </head> <body> <!-- Content goes here --> <style>.embed-container {position: relative; padding-bottom: 80%; height: 0; max-width: 100%;} .embed-container iframe, .embed-container object, .embed-container iframe{position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; height: 100%;} small{position: absolute; z-index: 40; bottom: 0; margin-bottom: -15px;}</style><div class="embed-container"><iframe width="500" height="400" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" marginheight="0" marginwidth="0" title="title" src="https://*******/18077"></iframe></div> </body> </html>‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ That's the entire page. I replaced the original src link (which was: //******&home=true&zoom=true&previewImage=false&scale=true&search=true&searchextent=true&legend=true&disable_scroll=true&theme=light ) with my WAB link (https://*****/18077/). So in hoping to follow directions right, I know number 1 is done (building the WAB app). Number 2, I exported the map app to a template I exported it to my org (when I look at it now it says update) and followed the instructions on placing the item in my org with the new group etc (that all seemed to work). It's the "Register an App" page that I'm guessing I have issues with. This is what my settings page looks like in the template I exported to my org: [image removed] Either way, that's where I'm stuck. I greatly appreciate your help and hope to get this resolved soon! (and sorry for the long post, you don't have to read it all) Thanks again,  Adrian ... View more

Michael, I greatly appreciate your help. I'm now curious about testing proxy stuff, haha! So, I attempted to try all the steps you listed. It was complicated and I likely got lost. Let me try to reiterate some details and how this 'worked'. So, I have an organizational AGOL account where I published my data (from ArcGIS Pro) as a feature service (made it viewable to a group) and then made a web map out of it. I downloaded and installed WAB developer edition on my local PC to create a WAB app from this web map, and added a widget, etc. From the WAB screen on my local PC where I have my projects, I downloaded the app I wanted, as a zip file, and then extracted that zip onto my company's website, which has an easy-ish URL, etc. When I open that URL, (since I have made the 'map' public) the map opens for a second, then prompts me for that username as I have shown above. Now, I am trying to walk through the steps you listed and not sure I'm doing it right and not sure I have all the right criteria.  On the "deploy your WAB project to AGOL" site, I exported my project as a template to my org, gave it title, tags, license, etc., then made a new group (do I need to make a new one?), and put that exported item into the group. I then choose this group to be the configurable app group in the settings. What I don't understand is this part at the end of the page: "Test your template in the Map Viewer by creating an application with this configurable template."  But wasn't sure it was relevant so I kind of ignored it (but I did go into one of my existing web maps and saw that I can "create a new web app" and can choose this 'template' as my app, so maybe it somewhat worked?) Ok, assuming that's all correct, here is the next step: "register the app". This is where I'm not so sure I did things right. The main part I wasn't sure about was this: Select the type of app: browser, native, server, or multiple. For each redirect Uniform Resource Identifier (URI), enter the address in the format ["https://<server>[:port]"] or ["http://<server>[:port]"] and click Add. Is my app a "browser"? I assumed it was. And the server[:port] thing is confusing too. At first I thought it was my local PC WAB Dev spot (so "https://awelsh:3344"). But then thought this can't be right and choose my company website spot where I hosted my app (a URL that can be accessed anywhere). Either way, I went through to the "embed and online app" instructions and again am not sure I did it right. I took out the URL of the original "src" link and put in my link from my company's website. When I opened this test html page that I created, I still got the login stuff. So, I will try a few more things but I'm not sure I'll get a full resolution out of this soon! I'm not giving up hope though, haha. Thanks again for your help and follow ups. ... View more

Hi Elliot, I am not sure about the sound thing. I'd need to test a few things to find out. ... View more

Michael, Ok, I made a hosted WAB app in my AGOL account and had no issues as I suspected. Can you tell me more about removing proxy servers or know if a token is being requested correctly or not? Thanks! ... View more

Elliot, You may want to share your post in the ArcGIS StoryMaps‌ space. If this is for a school project, I hope you're doing your own research here! Both of your answers can be found in this article if you are using YouTube videos: Embed Youtube Video with Autoplay, Looping, and no controls! | Georgia Tech Drupal Express Documentation and Drupal Repo…  ... View more

Hi Michael, Thanks for the suggestions. I made the map public and kept the feature layer private and got a new login message: This time it specifies "(item)". I know that more testing is involved but maybe this moves me in the right direction. I still wonder if I am not publishing something correctly on my website from WAB. I feel like I know if I publish this web map as a hosted WAB (not developer edition) that it will work just fine so this login thing must be coming from the web map being hosted on my company's website (which doesn't make it easy to test). I wish we had an IT department or someone with server knowledge where I work... We're too small of a company for that I guess so it's fully up to me. I just find it weird that if I'm logged into AGOL, click on an external link that opens an AGOL web map with this service, that I'm not prompted to log in (since I'm already logged in). But when clicking on the service that opens the map from my company site, it prompts me again (and does not allow for an easy way of having the browser remember my login in order for a swifter login and reducing stress and complications from outside users). I will test it more. Thanks, Adrian ... View more