Latest Contributions by AllisonMuise1

‎10-12-2017

Jackie Phipps‌ In the Near Me widget configuration, on the Search Settings tab, there is an option to 'Zoom to the selected feature'. The app should zoom to your search result when that option is checked. -Allison

‎09-27-2017

Evan Sepa‌ I've seen this before, but it's been a while, so I'm a little fuzzy on the fix. Is your basemap also in UTM 17N? I know that all your layers and the basemap need to use the same coordinate system. I do not remember if that can be any coordinate system, or if it must be web mercator. -Allison

‎09-27-2017

That text corresponds to the name of the layer in the TOC of the map. Update it here, and it will update in the app, as well. -Allison

‎09-27-2017

Hi Gail, Thanks for reporting back! I'm glad you were able to get this resolved. -Allison

‎09-26-2017

Hi Gail, I'm not able to reproduce the issue you are running into. When I export a hosted feature layer to a shapefile following the directions I posted above, the exported shapefile contains two layers - one for the reports and one for the comments. I can associate the records in both of these using the fields I used to set up the relationship before publishing the layer. This is much easier if I export to geodatabase because the relationship is included in the export, but it works either way. If you continue to see this error, try contacting Esri Support services. This should be working, and exporting and associating these records should be straight-forward. -Allison

‎09-21-2017

I just read this response more closely. Notice the // in the sharing URL that is causing the 503 error. I think this is likely because there is a slash at the end of the provided portal URL. This was causing us issues following last night's update, but we have resolved it. Let me know if you see any further issues.

‎09-21-2017

bokeefe‌ I was seeing the same loading issues a few minutes ago. As I started troubleshooting the app seemed to start loading correctly again. Can you clear your browser cache and let me know if you are still seeing this issue?

‎09-19-2017

In that case, you would need an organization account to proceed.

‎09-19-2017

Gail Jorgenson‌ Information on exporting data from AGOL layers can be found here: Use hosted layers—ArcGIS Online Help | ArcGIS When the feature layer is correctly connected to the comments table through a relationship class, every incoming comment will automatically have a field calculated with an identifier that corresponds to an attribute value of the related feature. The field on feature layer that is the source of these values (primary key field) and the field in the table that is populated with these values (foreign key field) are determined when the relationship class is created. Typically this is a Global ID/GUID field, but it may also be a Project Name field, or other identifier that is unique to every feature. If the correct comments were displaying with the correct features in the Polling app, this was set up correctly. This also means that every comment can be associate with it's target feature using the values in these primary and foreign key fields.

‎09-19-2017

You will need to publish editable feature layers from your shape files in order to use them as polling layers. Note that you cannot enable editing on your shapefile layers. There is also no item details page or rest endpoint, indicating that this is not a feature layer (yet!). To create feature layers, add your shapefiles to your organization account from the Content page by clicking Add Item>From My Computer. Choose a shapefile zip, give it a name and tags and make sure 'Publish files as a hosted layer' is checked before clicking OK. Wait a minute or two while the service publishes. The item details page that loads will have 4 tabs once it's completed. Go to the Settings tab and enable Editing. You can now add this new feature layer to your polling map and it will be available for use as a Polling layer.

‎09-18-2017

Shari Forbes‌, Thanks for pointing this out! What's happening is the app is using the maximum allowable offset value of the initial map extent when drawing the blue selection polygon. This value allows features to draw at scales where simplified versions of those features optimize performance. Because of the difference in scales between the original map zoom level and the zoom level where the features show best, you are seeing the difference between the actual feature and the simplified selection feature. Based on your feedback, we've put together a plan to address this in an ArcGIS Online release later this year. In the meantime, if you'd like to reduce the differences between the selection polygon and the actual features, I suggested saving the map at a zoom level that is closer to the scale at which the features will be viewed. If you'd like to contact support to log an official bug report, please mention this thread to the analyst. If not, you can track the progress of this work on the GitHub repository for the app: selection polygon doesn't match feature boundaries · Issue #191 · Esri/crowdsource-polling · GitHub -Allison Muise ArcGIS for Local Government

‎09-18-2017

It sounds like the map doesn't include any layers that are recognized by the Polling template. You mention CSV files. Are the layers in your map feature layers (with details page, REST endpoint, etc) or did you add them to the map by dragging and dropping a CSV file? Polling requires the former - an editable feature layer - to use for the polling feature layer. If you'd like to collect comments on the features in that layer, it must also have a related table created prior to publishing using a relationship class: Create Relationship Class—Help | ArcGIS Desktop Create Relationship Class—Data Management toolbox | ArcGIS Desktop

‎08-14-2017

It is now possible to display popups for the uneditable layers. There is an option to enable this in the application configuration. Note that the option to display reference layers must also be checked in order for the reference layer popups to display.

Re: Campus Place Locator on Portal · ‎08-07-2017

Matthew Balog‌ Instructions can be found here: Campus Place Locator | ArcGIS for Local Government It is unclear from hlynur.ingolfsson‌ , but from the documentation it appears that the services can be hosted in either ArcGIS Online or your portal/ArcGIS Server, but the map used in the application needs to be hosted in ArcGIS Online.

‎07-26-2017

Andrew Valenski‌ This is a good point. I'll see what I can do about getting this fixed. One map with multiple layers · Issue #301 · Esri/crowdsource-reporter · GitHub In the mean time, if you put the reporting layers in their own maps, you might get a user experience more similar to what you are seeking. -Allison

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