Latest Contributions by SisiYan

‎12-14-2012

Thanks for reporting this issue. We are aware of it and currently working on it.

‎10-17-2012

It seems that even if you set the fields format to display as percentage or scientific inside arcmap pre publishing, the service still shows up as decimal. And it is only up to 6 decimal points.

‎10-17-2012

This might be helpful: http://blogs.esri.com/esri/arcgis/2012/10/04/url-parameters-in-pop-ups/

‎09-10-2012

If you go to my content->click on the feature service, is the editing enabled on this feature service at the botton of the page? [ATTACH=CONFIG]17576[/ATTACH]

‎08-30-2012

It seems working fine in IE 9 as well

‎08-30-2012

Have you configure the app to always show legend?

‎08-30-2012

Do you add the shapefile zip file to arcgis.com or publish the service from arcmap?

‎04-10-2012

When I unzip the file, you have two folders: _MACOSX and the Tornado Potential. Can you try adding the shapefile to arcmap, export to a file or personal database and then export out again as shapefile and see if works?

‎03-07-2012

You can try exporting the shapefile out to a feature class in a geodatabase and see if the new feature class can be snapped at all.

‎03-06-2012

Instead of using the file menu, you can use the [ATTACH=CONFIG]12441[/ATTACH] to add the online content to the exsiting project.

‎03-06-2012

Are you using the Arcgis.com map viewer? There should be a save button right on top of the map. [ATTACH=CONFIG]12439[/ATTACH]

‎02-29-2012

It is likely due to the header name. The name convention should follow as this link:http://support.esri.com/en/knowledgebase/techarticles/detail/23087. You can try renaming the field name. Before you do any geoprocessing with the table, it is best exporting them to a dbf first. If it exports successfully, then we can say that the table are valid for ArcGIS geoprocessing. Hope this helps.

‎12-29-2011

The best way to trouble shooting whether the excel table is valid or not is trying to export it as a dbf. If it failed, try the following steps to modify the excel table and see if that works: http://support.esri.com/en/knowledgebase/techarticles/detail/30727

‎10-31-2011

Just wondering about the workflow of getting an image from a GPS enabled camera into ArcMap 10? A simple (ie. inexpensive) GPS camera. Most of them seem to support putting the image into google earth - but I'm not sure about into ArcMap. Anyone use those? You can use the GPS-photo link software to upload the pictures. It will output automatically with formats such as shapefile or kml. Here is the link: www.GeoSpatialExperts.com

‎05-31-2011

Is the reference data a SDE layer? If so, please store it in a local geodatabase and try it again.

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Re: Embedded Maps "project" geometry service error & other strangeness

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Re: How to link a field URL in a custom popup?

Re: Feature Service loading and editing not working

Re: Legend symbol not show up until action in Web Map

Re: Legend symbol not show up until action in Web Map

Re: Can't edit attributes of feature service

Re: Unable to import this shapefile. (Invalid Shapefile: missing shp file.)

Re: Snapping: Can't select one layer

Re: Adding ArcGIS online layers to Arcmap 10 problem

Re: Help: There's No Save Button In The Online Map Viewer

Re: Work with a .csv file in ArcMap

Re: 9.2 geocode error: Item not found in this collection

Re: GPS Enabled Cameras

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Display Customer Number in About ArcMap