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Kory, This is great! It looks like it might be just what I need. I haven't used a related table in AGOL yet, but I'm not sure this is the same thing. Two questions: 1) When publishing to ArcGIS Online, does this work as expected in terms of the symbology (and I assume you have to publish the feature class and the table)? Like, would you still have to make it a "time-enabled layer" or is that not the same with a table? 2) And, when making updates to the table, do you have to go back and re-do the Make Query Table tool each time? Or is it essentially "live" after you perform the first "Make Query Table" function?
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12-03-2018
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Tagging Owen Evans since he wrote this article: Showing Time in Story Maps And tagging Kory Kramer for his ArcGIS Pro expertise in hoping to find a somewhat-answer to my query. Thanks!
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12-03-2018
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Rupert, Sorry for not replying earlier. Your points make sense and I can see why it is difficult to support a system that you do not have control over. I understand why Esri may stop supporting direct referencing of URLs but I hope this does not happen anytime soon. I like having this ability and this freedom. Anyways, I appreciate your lengthy replies. ~Adrian
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12-02-2018
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Do you have a specific question on For Loops? ForLoop - Python Wiki If so, it might be best to ask in a separate thread.
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11-30-2018
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Looks like this was the error: Shapefiles—ArcGIS Online Help | ArcGIS Limitations The following are known limitations when working with shapefiles in ArcGIS Online: Compression formats other than a .zip archive are not supported. The shapefile must be less than 10 MB in size and have less than 4,000 point features or 2,000 line or polygon features. If the file is too large, generalizing the features will often reduce the overall size and allow the shapefile to be added to the map. If that doesn't work and you have publishing privileges in your organization, it is recommended that you publish shapefiles that exceed these limits as a hosted feature layer.
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11-29-2018
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Can you find the path of the networked drive? It might be something like 168.128.0.1. \ whatever \ whatever, something like that.
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11-29-2018
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Try adding this in AGOL: https://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=f19d71b41300498bbc2cc6c15e573ade
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11-29-2018
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If you're in Los Angeles county, it looks like you can consume their data in AGOL here: https://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=5b277305f006459586a70165065d0fd6
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Ben, Is your dropbox folder listed like C:\Users\[yourname]\Dropbox? On the insert tab, click on Add Folder Then just navigate to that Dropbox folder:
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11-29-2018
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It's only 298 kb? Can you attach it to your post (or a reply)? Where I work/live, in Utah, I can go to the State of Utah's GIS depository and grab any of the local county's parcel data as they provide it as a service on their GIS Server. This service can be consumed in ArcGIS Online. In AGOL you can add a layer "from the web" and just put in the web address as that layer: You can also search for these layers as well and I would think more places would have parcel data out for grabs in AGOL.
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Ryan, Can you confirm what is in the zip file? Which files I mean? How large it is (size wise)? How many polygons are in it? Can you consume this parcel data from a feature service hosted by that city or county or state?
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Ben, I would think you would just connect to it like you would connect a new folder. Try these steps: Connect to a folder—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop
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11-29-2018
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Hi Everyone, I am hoping to make a timelapse map with some land parcels (polygons) in ArcGIS Pro to eventually show on ArcGIS Online. I have seen examples on how to best go about this but I feel like either my data is unique or what I am doing isn't normal... Situation: I am keeping tracking of parcels along a roadway that are being affected by right-of-way acquisition. These parcels have a status field with roughly 15-20 values (in a domain) that gets updated each week or so to a new status. On the map, they are color coded based on status. What I want: it would be nice to have 15-20 fields in my polygon/parcel that are date fields for each status and have the time lapse reader look at what status the parcel is in at a certain time based on those fields. But, I don't think that is possible (or is it?). So, how do I do this? Do I have to make a new polygon geometry that sits on top of the old polygon with a new date for each status along the way? That would seem to get cumbersome and hard to deal with 15 polygons stacked on top of each other in the same exact spot on the same layer. Does anyone have experience with polygons changing over time and showing that on a time lapse slider map or sorts? Thanks!
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