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Hi Kelly, Thanks for replying. The map and layer are both shared in my own org and with the group. It's the group access that is the most important as it's how the external people can see it. I can invite you to the group if that helps (the data is sensitive but only to the people that live in the immediate area). ... View more

Have you tried using the MXD Doctor software that come with the ArcGIS install package? ... View more

Joseph, This certainly is frustrating and has happened to me before too. I often save a copy of the mxd from time to time, mainly to reduce the file size of it (not sure why that works but it does).  This is kind of a cop-out answer but I've nearly been using ArcGIS Pro exclusively for about four years and have not had this issue at all. So maybe upgrading to pro would be one solution. ... View more

Tagging Bruce Harold‌ ... View more

Thanks Graham! I think that did the trick! I'm still messing around with whatever I'm doing in Hub, so I'm sure I'll break something else! ... View more

Hi Laurynas Gedminas, That looks really cool. It looks like FMV Server is a site and service that you run? What is the cost of hosting the data in FMV Server and the cost of the WAB widget? ... View more

Cody Benkelman  Sorry for the delayed reply. I really appreciate your response. I have attempted to work through a few of these things but still feel like I'm coming up short. I have the oriented imagery add-in installed into my ArcGIS Pro. But I guess I do not understand how to take a video we made (it's an mp4 and I have it hosted on a web server) and utilize it in ArcGIS Online (or Pro for that matter). Here are a few places where I'm stuck. In this documentation Managing and Visualizing Oriented Imagery—Imagery Workflows | ArcGIS  It says  Store imagery in cloud storage. Use ArcGIS Pro to: Create an empty OIC. Add imagery to the OIC. Create coverage features and a coverage map. Publish the OIC and coverage map to ArcGIS Online. From ArcGIS Online, add the OIC to ArcGIS Pro or an Oriented Imagery app. I don't get how to create an empty OIC. All I have is  which just shows me how I can add OIC. It also says this: you'll need to create your own OIC. To do this, you'll use a set of Oriented Imagery Management geoprocessing tools available from ArcGIS Online I still am failing to find where these tools are... So, I can't get past the first part of step two. Another issue I have is in using this map: Oriented Imagery Viewer , the documentation says to select a catalog to see how this imagery is used. But, I can't figure out where to turn off and on to see different imagery or changes. This is what I see: Thanks. ... View more

Yeah, I really do not know. Tagging Imagery and Remote Sensing‌ ... View more

Randy, It looks like it is not possible, according to this idea: ArcGIS Pro Overwrite Vector and Map Image Services  Unless you're referring to a web layer: Overwrite a web layer—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop  Or a map service: Overwrite a map service—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop  ... View more

Irena,  This likely has to do with how the URL is configured. I'm guessing that having commas in the URL is causing the issue (that or maybe negative signs). You likely will need to set up a URL parameter that includes those coordinates which will eventually get tacked on to the back of the root URL. URL parameters—Operations Dashboard for ArcGIS | Documentation  Make your Dashboards more Dynamic using URL Parameters  I'm tagging Derek Law‌ and Sandra Luken‌ on this to make sure. ... View more

Hi Nigel, Thanks for the double clarification. I understand your issue. I was suggesting another way of solving the problem versus going the geosetter route.  It looks to me that all of this info is stored in the typical "popupinfo" box that Google files get thrown into. This info is not the easiest to extract and is usually comprised in one long html text string. Take a look a this thread of someone else having this issue: Converting a KML to a Layer, how to convert popupinfo data to fields?  The answer is not what you're looking for as it links to another thread which may have some help you can utilize. It is not easy or straight forward. Maybe instead of geosetter you could use the GeoTagged Photos To Points tool in ArcGIS Pro. For me personally, building off of what I mentioned earlier, I need more control and don't trust google/KMZ files so I extract the exif data into a CSV and work my way around the photos that way - very manually (though I have built a process that automates this). ... View more

Stella, It sounds like you have tried all of the normal solutions. When I come across and issue like this, I usually get the CAD operator to fix the CAD file and send it back. It helps if it is somehow aligned to real geometry, or at least has a coordinate system. Is there a way for you to get the CAD person to give information on this file and/or re-do it? ... View more