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I can repro that issue on iOS and we'll have a look into it and report back. There was a similar issue recently with another embedded Story Map Series that may be related. (When I accessed your http://www.kororipo.co.nz/ page earlier today on Windows the story map gave me a message that it wasn't accessible, like it or one of the maps it contains was temporarily unshared. It might be good to login in to My Stories ( http://storymaps.arcgis.com/en/my-stories/ ) and just check that everything in your story map is OK. My Stories will report any issues in your story and help you fix them). Will let you know about the iOS issue. Rupert
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Thanks Matt. Can we get the URL of the web page in which you are embedding the Story Map Series (note, this isn't the Story Map Shortlist app).. None of the URLs above take us to the page that you took a screenshot of in your initial post. Actually I just found it: http://www.kororipo.co.nz/
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Hi Matt Assuming your app is shared publicly, can we get the URL to your Shortlist so we can have a look? Can we get the the URL of the Shortlist app, the URL of the web map it displays, and the URL of the page in which you are embedding the Shortlist app as pictured in your pic. Actually from the look of your screenshot, this isn't the Story Map Shortlist app. I think you are using Story Map Series. Rupert
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Hi Cameron For the optional clickable supporting layers in a Shortlist, the layers need to be 'feature collections': so they need to feature services (from ArcGIS Online, Portal for ArcGIS or Server for ArcGIS), shapefiiles, or CSV files. Map Services aren't supported.
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Can you share that app publicly so we can have a look?
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Last week we also updated the Story Map Shortlist code with fixes to the original labeling issue that John reported. https://github.com/Esri/shortlist-storytelling-template-js/releases See the latest release on that page (version 1.4.7).
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Hi. Looking at your web map: http://www.arcgis.com/home/webmap/viewer.html?webmap=5c1119d3de844c51b1aac3fcf2e139a9 the most recent point added into the layer that defines all your points has a Tab_Name value ("Downtown Tulsa/Arkansas River") that is not present in the TAB_ORDER variable in your Index.html. TAB_ORDER expects all of the tab names used in your layer to be included. So it just seems like you or someone else added to the data since Friday and either didn't add the correct value for the Tab_Name field or they've defined a new tab without it being reflected in the TAB_ORDER variable in your Index.html. So you just need to either update the Tab_Name for that new place to use one of the existing tab names, or add the new tab name into that variable, and it will work. Your Shortlist data is OK apart from that. I can open your web map OK in our test Shortlist instance: http://storymaps.esri.com/templates/shortlist/?webmap=5c1119d3de844c51b1aac3fcf2e139a9&DETAILS_PANEL=true (This test doesn't reflect the change to the tab order that you have defined in your Shortlist's Index.html file)
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Can you let us know the name of the template you are using? We provide several templates: Apps | Story Maps Most of them are hosted in ArcGIS Online, some are only available as downloads. In addition you can download any of them if you like.
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HI The text in the Details panel is divided into different text fields, i.e. Desc1, Desc2, Desc3 and we display the text in each of those as though it is one paragraph. These fields don't have a limit in their length. There are two limits you might face though. - If create your layer as a shapefile created in, say, ArcMap there is a 256 character limit to text fields, when you edit text fields. That's the reason we provide those multiple text fields in the Shortlist popup (so you can spread your long descriptions over multiple fields to avoid hitting the 256 character limit for any one field) and it is also the reason we don't recommend using shapefiles for Shortlist content if you want to be really wordy like I am in my descriptions (and forum posts!!). - If you edit your long text fields via the ArcGIS Online web map viewer to add additional text to a field that is already long, there is a limit to how much longer it will let you make that text. So there is no limit (I know of) to how long the descriptive text in a feature service or CSV-based text field can be, but I have noticed that the ArcGIS Online web map viewer does not let me make my really long text fields any longer via editing the field. I'm not sure what the limit is. It lets me make edits to long text fields but doesn't like it if I try and add additional text into them. For this reason for maps with long descriptions I make my edits in the source file (e.g., Excel) that I use to create my CSVs instead of making the edits in the web map viewer, and then upload the CSV into my web map again. (It is also easier to edit text in Excel because you can wrap the text around in the spreadsheet cells using the word wrap format and you can spell check it). If the above info doesn''t help and your map is publicly accessible, could you share the URL of your Shortlist, or just the URL of the web map, so we can have a look. Or can you provide a screenshot to show what the exact issue you are facing is?
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Might be good to clarify Rickey's question a little for readers. > Are you using a template or AGOL? All of the Esri Story Maps application templates are part of ArcGIS Online and display ArcGIS Online web maps and other content. So the answer to Rickey's question is really that both are true. (If you work at an organization that is using Esri's Portal For ArcGIS instead of the public ArcGIS Online cloud, the same principle applies because you can find Esri Story Map application templates in Portal for ArcGIS too). Apps hosted in ArcGIS Most of the Esri Story Map application templates are hosted in ArcGIS Online, so when you create a story map you will automatically get an entry in your My Content listing in ArcGIS Online for your story map. You can edit that entry to add a thumbnail, description, additional tags, credit and usage restriction info, etc. You'll also see that same entry if you use the My Stories listing in the Story Maps website although My Stories is focussed on letting you manage and check the content in your own stories so it doesn't display all of the info in your ArcGIS Online entries. Apps not hosted in ArcGIS Some of the Esri Story Map application templates are not currently hosted in ArcGIS Online (i.e. Shortlist, Playlist and Countdown): you have to download the code for these and host it yourself. So when you create a story map using one of those templates you'll have an entry in ArcGIS Online for the web map you use in your story, because that is hosted in ArcGIS Online, but not for the actual app itself, which is not hosted in ArcGIS Online. The same thing applies if you download the code for one of our hosted apps and self-host it because you want to customize the code. But even when you are self-hosting the code for a story map, you can, if you want, manually add a 'web mapping application' entry into ArcGIS Online to represent your self-hosted app. To do that you go to My Content in ArcGIS Online and choose Add Item > Application, then paste in the URL that opens your self-hosted app. Here's an example of an entry added into ArcGIS Online to represent a self-hosted story map. Adding an entry manually for your self-hosted story maps is optional but it is recommended because it enables other people to find your story when they search in ArcGIS Online. If you don't manually add an entry for your self-hosted story map people will be able to find the entries for the web map(s) you use in your story map app, but not the existence and URL of the story map app itself. It also enables your self-hosted story map to be added into an ArcGIS Online-based gallery like the Story Maps gallery. (Note: entries that you add manually into ArcGIS Online to represent your self-hosted story maps do not appear in your My Stories listing on the Story Maps website. My Stories only lists hosted story maps).
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I'd recommend you check with your employer before adding your name into the text on a story map or the entry for that story map in ArcGIS Online. It also depends on the subject and aim of the story. For example if you work in local government and your story map is about the official top 10 most visited parks in a city or the key transportation improvements made in the last year, the brand that the story map will usually convey is that particular local government or a department in that government, and the person who actually authored the story map isn't part of the identity and brand presented by the story: the story is created by individuals but they are simply representatives of that organization. But if your story map represents a personal view of something where the content represents a subjective view, experience or choice of places, the identity of the author is important and it helps end-users understand what they are looking at in the story to see a name. For example in the San Diego Shortlist story map I made in conjunction with my work at Esri for use in our International User Conference marketing and attendee materials, it has the Esri logo so it is an official Esri map product, but we wanted to make it clear that the choice of 'cool places' in a city is subjective and not official recommendations or endorsements from Esri, so we put my name into the subtitle and made this clear in the text. I found this Story Map Journal example today created by an individual to tell their personal story as a Peace Corp volunteer, and they used the text in the top left of the header to give their name and also linked it to their own personal web page. They included the Peace Corp logo in their story but it is clear from the title that this is one volunteer's story. You could add small print credits into a story map saying who created it, who worked on the maps, etc, for example in the last section of a Story Map Journal or Story Map Series. Another place you could put credit info is into the entry in ArcGIS Online for the story map which you can think of as being the library index-card representing your story. There is a Credits field in the ArcGIS Online entry for an application such as a story map. See this nicely documented example which is the entry for a Story Map Tour in ArcGIS Online. The Credits field under Properties contains the names of the agency and the specific authors. That information, and other info, is available there for example if other ArcGIS Online users want to contact the authors for permission to re-use the content. But in those cases too I would always check with your employer to see if that is OK. If you working in a GIS Department in an organization, they may prefer all products to be branded as coming from that department rather from a particular person or set of people, to ensure that it conveys the authority and trust of that department's work and to standardize the line of communication for feedback and follow ups. Hope that helps
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Here's a snapshot of the options you need to enable:
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Lat / Longs need to be in decimal degrees. John, could you start new threads for new issues? Makes it easier for us to track and also helps people search Geonet and find issues and questions they might have.
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Cool. A couple more suggestions for your Shortlist: - Remove the Zoom menu because it only contains one entry and people can use the home button. To remove it, just delete the one bookmark in your web map and it automatically goes away in your Shortlist. - Turn off the MajorRoadsDissolved because they are still being drawn. - Your logo would look better if it was circular. You could use a graphic that has transparenct background pixels to make it look circular, like this example: Michigan Trout Trails http://www.midnr.com/Publications/pdfs/ArcGISOnline/StoryMaps/fish_troutTrails/images/DNR_MI_TROUTTRAILS.png - Green is hard to see for your numbered marker symbols. To use red, in this line in the Index.html delete the word green. The first color in the list gets used for your first set of places: var COLOR_ORDER = "green,red,blue,purple,black"; - As your pictures are all aerial pics perhaps this would be better using the World Topographic Basemap instead of Imagery with Labels (and Transportation).
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Cool, That World Transportation layer overlay is nice but not well known. About your logo From the code snippet you pasted it looks like you are referencing your logo graphic as a file (src=file:///X...) . That won't work. It needs to be referenced via http. So your logo needs to be on the web somewhere. For example just put your logo graphic onto the same server as your Shortlist and reference it as a URL
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