Latest Contributions by JordanMiller2

‎06-28-2019

I've answered my own question - not sure if it's a 'quick fix' or the correction solution, but in the webapp basemap widget configuration, I switched from 'Always synchronize with the Basemap Gallery setting of the organization' to 'Configure custom basemaps', and then imported my Organisation default' options.

‎06-28-2019

Hi all, I recently trialed using Bing aerial imagery as a basemap. After a few days I decided to switch back to the basemap I was previously using, New Zealand Aerial Imagery (which is in New Zealand Transverse Mercator projection, NZTM). While the NZ Imagery is displaying correctly as the basemap in my app, the basemap widget is now missing all the other New Zealand basemaps that were previously available. Oddly, this is ONLY occurring where I have webapp embedded in a webpage - when I open the app on its own, the correct basemaps are shown in the widget. I've attached screenshots but it's just as easy to provide links to shows the issue: Incorrect basemap widget options (in embedded app on bottom left): https://nelsontrails.co.nz/moa-park/ Correct basemap widget options: https://nt-nz.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=876f42ecda624c5da78911e2817570c8 I've tried lots of things, including removing and re-adding the basemap widget, switching to other NZTM basemaps, removing the Bing key from my organisation... no luck so far. I'm really hoping I don't have to recreate my webmap to remove any lingering WGS84 effect that Bing may have had. Any help would be appreciated! Cheers Jordan

‎01-24-2019

Sorry, I'm not not talking about the splash screen widget, I'm talking about the pop up in the image below. Have you seen this before? It seems that a few other people (on GeoNet) have had the issue, but none have found what causes it. As I mentioned, refreshing the page usually solves it, i.e. the layers successfully load into the map. Cheers

‎01-24-2019

Excellent, that fixed it. The search items are something I never would have thought about. Thanks for your help! One other thing you might be able to help with; is there a reason why often upon opening the app, a message displays stating that one or more layers cannot be added to the map? There seems to be no consistency in its occurrence, and refreshing the page always solves it. It's a minor issue, but not ideal for visitors who might not think to refresh the page. Cheers, Jordan

‎01-24-2019

Hi all, I have a public web app that has been active for long time and has been functioning without issue until today. I have a link to the app from my website (nelsontrails.co.nz). Since this morning, I can click on the link to the app which opens the app as usual – BUT after several seconds I am redirected to my organisation’s login page. This is occurring on all browsers and I have not made any changes to layers or map that feed into the app (privacy/sharing etc). I’m curious to know if anyone else has encountered this issue, and if so, how you solved it! Cheers

‎06-13-2018

I'm still getting the error too, and like you, the frequency has increased to the point where it's happening every time. Very frustrating!

‎05-08-2018

I've also started having this error appear too, seemingly out of nowhere. It also happens for me about 50% of the time, and I cannot figure out what the heck is going on. Any help would be appreciated!

‎11-06-2017

Thanks Russell, will give that a go

‎11-05-2017

Is there a reason that 3D web scenes do not allow for configurable pop ups? Perhaps I'm being ignorant, but it's a seemingly simple functionality, and I can't understand why it hasn't been added yet. I saw a similar question posted two years ago, but as far as I know nothing has been done yet. Thanks.

‎09-24-2017

I have a question re the Visibility tool. I'm trying to solve the best location to build a mobile tower. I have a set of points that represent the known 'blind' areas in regard to mobile reception. I'm using the visibility tool, with parameter set to 'Frequency' to identify which cells on the surrounding surface will give coverage to the highest number of my blind points (which are my observer points - see red points in attached image). It's sort a 'reverse engineering' approach to solving for visibility. However, what I'm confused about is which offset to use. I have assumed no offset for my blind area observer points. I am assuming the mobile tower height will be 8 m. To represent the latter, would I be wrong to set my surface to 8 m? I.E. as the visibility of every cell is analysed, 8 m is added to it to represent tower height. And would this give a different result to using an 8 m offset for my observer points instead? Thanks in advance for any help!

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Latest Contributions by JordanMiller2

Re: Bing basemap seems to have affected my basemap widget

Bing basemap seems to have affected my basemap widget

Re: Public web app redirects to login page

Re: Public web app redirects to login page

Public web app redirects to login page

Re: IFramed AGOL Scene Error: Cannot read property 'handleInitialErrors' of undefined

Re: IFramed AGOL Scene Error: Cannot read property 'handleInitialErrors' of undefined

Re: Web Scene Popups

Web Scene Popups

Visibility tool offset

Re: IFramed AGOL Scene Error: Cannot read property...

Web Scene Popups