Latest Contributions by MarcWeinshenker1

Done, thanks. ... View more

This BUG-000112935 is designated as fixed in ArcGIS Pro 2.3. ... View more

This has been logged as a bug. ... View more

Melanie, This is not the behavior I am observing. The popup for my test layer in Pro is Enabled (that state appears to be the default when adding a layer) and all fields are checked ON to be included. In the Portal map with the shared and registered layer in it, the popup is configured with only a subset of fields checked ON. When I overwrite the Web Layer to Portal I do not see a change to the set of fields checked ON in the layer within the map in Portal, nor do I see a change in the popup itself . As another test, I UNchecked one of the fields in the Pro layer, and again there was no change to the popup for the layer in the Portal map, and the field UNchecked in Pro remained checked ON in the Portal map. Have I done something incorrectly so as not to see the behavior you described? Or, were you just adding to what Tim stated and saying that the popup is completely overwritten only when there is a schema change? Thanks, Marc ... View more

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Thanks, Jake.  That's what I sort of expected and it's consistent with what I am used to with publishing services from ArcMap, but I have to question the wording of the warning as it leaves no room for uncertainty.  It says that configurations and changes "will be lost." I think it is alarming and, by your explanation, it is also inaccurate. At the very least, I believe "will" should be changed to "may" and, even better, a concise explanation should be included.  Thanks. ... View more

Hi Jake, I was not doing any tag searches. This fixed it but I don't see why as I was zoomed well outside the bounds of the data extent.  Further, when I zoomed out to the entire world I would expect to see the layers listed even with the box checked since the map area is the entire world, but they still don't appear until I uncheck the box.   I've already been working under My Content for these tests.  In fact, I am pretty much forced to go to My Content to see my services because selecting Portal for ArcGIS pulls in all the Living Atlas data.  Yes, I have disabled bringing in Living Atlas data in the Portal settings but apparently there's a bug where Administrators still see it all anyway. So, even though unchecking the box for 'Within map area' fixed my problem, I still feel something is wrong for the reasons I stated in #2. Thanks, Marc EDIT:  I looked further at the behavior of the map area checkbox and the listed data.  If I zoom out to the entire world with the box checked, the layers don't show up.  But, then if I uncheck the box, the layers show up and I discovered that they stay visible when I check the box again and start zooming back in to the point where I get close enough and they disappear when I toggle the box.  So, I see now that the layer list does not actively change with map area so it must be toggled.  Comparing the behavior in our production Portal, it has no problem listing the same data published from the same MXD when the box is checked and the map area is the same.  I'm back to thinking there is something going on when publishing to this Server federated to Portal. EDIT 2:  I registered one of the offending layers from this Enterprise test Portal (10.5) to our production Portal (10.5) using the REST endpoint URL from the Enterprise test Server to test visibility behavior when searching Layers to add to web map.  It turns out there are no issues when the 'Within map area' box is checked.  It behaves quite properly and Layer shows up in the list right off.  I'm definitely thinking there is something going on in the Enterprise system. ONE MORE THING:  I discovered on the Enterprise test Portal that I only had to zoom the map out one step for the published layers to appear in the list with the 'Within map area' box checked.  All this makes it look like publishing to the Enterprise system changes the extent of the service when it automatically registers it with Portal.  Sounds totally crazy, but not out the realm based on other behaviors I've run into over the years. ... View more

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