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ErikEngstrom
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(2 Idea Submissions)Latest Contributions by ErikEngstrom
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Thank you for confirming the bug. I cannot see the bug report, but from the title, it sounds like what I was experiencing.
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04-11-2019
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This happened to me... My steps were simply going back to the map frame and I renamed a layer. I went back to my layout and 2 of the 3 legends had all of the items removed from the legend items. Undoing the renaming of the layer did not fix the issue. I had to remove both of the affected legend items and re-add the legends... This was a painpoint due to the customization of the legend appearance items.
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04-11-2019
10:25 AM
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If you run into this error and you need to move the item, you could use the ArcGIS Online assistant and copy the item from the source folder to the destination folder and delete the item from the source.
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05-17-2017
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I know that required fields are set by not allowing null values, but this is not exactly an easy operation to perform after a layer is created. It's often not a best practice to export a feature class' schema, changing the properties, then importing the features into the new schema. It can change ID's and cause unforeseen issues. My suggestion is to implement a property in ArcGIS Online that allows the administrator to set field requirements in the application independently of the feature classes properties. Helpful for administrators to specify which fields NEED to be collected in the field using ArcGIS Collector, without having to make adjustments to the feature class' properties.
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06-05-2015
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IT used to be that you could search for features within a group on your open data site by searching for the group ID set by ArcGIS Online. For instance: /datasets?q=f02c85e399694bfeb5843dc1471de6df This ID was available by clicking the "share" link for the group and finding the ID within the embed code: https://vtanr.maps.arcgis.com/home/webmap/embedGallery.html?displayapps=true&displayinline=true&group=f02c85e399694bfeb5843dc1471de6df This no longer works and does not return any results.
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03-17-2015
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Ah, I see now that this was a warning and was not prohibiting the the layer from being searchable on the site. This was a separate issue, with not being able to link to datasets within a group by using the group ID. Is the only way to link to features within a group, to access them by the keyword tag? Previously, I used to be able to link to the group ID and it would list all datasets within that group. If I need to assign a specific tag to datasets within a group, this is another situation when being able to batch edit groups of datasets would come in handy. That way, I could select all datasets within a group and assign it a group specific keyword to search for in my site.
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03-17-2015
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This seems backwards, to require "Open Data" to have access/use constraints before it's displayed in your site. Our open data site has 105 datasets in it, all of which needed to be individual features and shared within groups. I simply cannot add access/use constraints to the group, I need to do this for EACH LAYER now. This was not originally required, but must have been a recent requirement and is now a big headache, since there is no real way to batch these.
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03-17-2015
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