Latest Contributions by RupertEssinger

Hi James,  Very sorry about the issue. We believe this is the result of an issue we noticed late last week and have now fixed that resulted in the loss of some uploaded images,  Shortlists that were affected unfortunately lost those images. But you should be able to upload images back into your Shortlist for those places that lost images. It's not a great solution but it should work OK.  Rupert ... View more

If your Map Tour is shared publicly, could you post the URL to it here? Rupert ... View more

Hi Colleen, thanks for reporting this and alerting us! This doesn't happen for every Map Tour. but we can reproduce a similar issue here with some of our tests,  and we are looking into it. Rupert ... View more

Hi, the 'place' based Story Map apps that display images side-by-side with and linked to a map aren't really designed to handle a very large number of images. The average Story Map Tour has probably 30 places (and maxes out at 99 unless you customize the app, the average Story Map Shortlist probably 80 or so divided divided into tabs, and Story Map Crowdsource a few hundred. You wouldn't want to try and put thousands of images in these place-based apps both for performance reasons and also because their user interface is browse- rather than search-based. Here's a Story Map Crowdsource that was prepopulated with more than 1000 historic Japanese postcard images: https://ej.maps.arcgis.com/apps/StoryMapCrowdsource/index.html?appid=3625639d89454282b44c7eb899fc910f . If you have a web map with a layer containing several thousand points, each of which can be clicked to display a popup that includes an image, you could include that web map in one of our 'narrative' based apps, like Story Map Journal, Map  Series, or Cascade. If you use another one of the configurable apps in ArcGIS to publish that web map, you could also embed that app into a narrative-based Story Map app to combine it with text and other multimedia. In both of those cases, the Story Map app is simply displaying a web map or other app, so the performance should pretty much be the same as viewing that map or app outside of the Story Map. Hope that helps. Perhaps tell us more about what your specific application is. Rupert ... View more

Can you share the link to your Shortlist (if it is public)?  Can I also check, you mean tapping on a point feature on your map that is not a place in the Shortlist (i.e. it's a feature in a supporting layer, not a one of the places shown in a tab.  Also which mobile device are you using? Rupert ... View more

Thanks Alexis. I'll see if we can reproduce that here Rupert ... View more

Sorry about the issue. Can you remember what you did in the Organize dialog? We have tried several things and can't reproduce that here. Rupert ... View more

> showing random data from other points From points in the same layer or points in a different layer? Rupert ... View more

I think you can see the mixed content issue if you display the web map in the ArcGIS Online Map Viewer. Here's the map accessed using HTTP: http://www.arcgis.com/home/webmap/viewer.html?webmap=bd156f20936641a5b6d3b1426d18985e  and here it is accessed using HTTPS: https://www.arcgis.com/home/webmap/viewer.html?webmap=bd156f20936641a5b6d3b1426d18985e  in which case, the Carbonscapes_AggregateAndSummary layer doesn't draw. Rupert ... View more

Yeah, can you provide a link to your publicly shared story map hosted in ArcGIS Online too so we can have a look. Rupert ... View more

Perhaps it's the case that there simply aren't objective analytics for this, or that it is pretty hard to measure how successful something is with and without a map or map-based app being involved in a controlled way.  Rupert ... View more