Esri / storymap-shortlist

The Shortlist story map application template by Esri
http://storymaps.arcgis.com/en/app-list/shortlist/
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Support for non-embedded map data. #15

Closed leebock closed 9 years ago

leebock commented 11 years ago

1) Feature services 2) CSV's over the web.

BretWhiteley commented 10 years ago

Are these just for background layers? Is it possible to add Feature Layer to a AGOL map from a REST and then that map drive the story map?

RupertEssinger commented 10 years ago

Hi Bret, Using a service-based layer (feature service or map service) currently isn't supported in the Shortlist to drive the tabs. Like you say you can add them as supporting background layers. As background layers, services won't be clickable by the user to get a popup.

To specify the tabs in a Shortlist, use a non-service based 'feature collection' layer, e.e, a layer based on a CSV file that you've uploaded into the web map or a shapefile uploaded into the web map as a .zip file). Feature collection layers are also supported as clickable background layers.

For example you can add a transit route as a clickable background layer by uploading a line shapefile into your web map, and you can add the transit stations as a clickable background layer by uploading a CSV file or point shapefile.

cakee commented 10 years ago

I would also like to see feature services supported to drive tab and popups. Any plans to incorporate this option?

arnoldn commented 10 years ago

Feature services is on my wish list as well, plus cluster rendering - if two points are very close to each other, the number from one will obscure the other. For example, all three of these departments are at the same location, so they're all exactly the same point:

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Cluster rendering would be much preferred to using representations to disperse the markers since web maps are so multi-scale.

RupertEssinger commented 10 years ago

Hi Nate

Cluster rendering is probably some way off and we'd probably rely on that being added into the core ArcGIS Online web map rather than implementing it ourselves in the app.

For the map you show in the screenshot above, you could just manually move the data points apart so at least at the scale you are displaying, the user would see separate points. Perhaps you could show where those human services departments are located in the building itself, assuming it occupies most of that block.

arnoldn commented 10 years ago

Hi Rupert: Yes, I could move them (and may have to in the end), but I'd rather esri's webmap handle it for me :).

The departments are set up in a 1:M gdb relationship to building locations, so departments will therefore be on the exact same point. Clustering/dispersal would be ideal, but functional feature services as mentioned by leebock are a higher priority so I don't have to upload points as csv into the webmap whenever there's a department move.

Nataliya1 commented 9 years ago

I would definitely be great if the feature services were supported to drive tabs and pop-ups. Any updates on that? Has it been considered as an enhancement? If so, any time frame? Thank you.

juliagalindo commented 9 years ago

Yes, I also want the feature services as a active element in the shortlist. Thanks!

mullearn commented 9 years ago

Feature services would be much appreciated!

RupertEssinger commented 9 years ago

Hi.

Here's an update: We are working on adding feature service support into the Shortlist app and will be including that in our upcoming 1.4 release of the application template which we hope to release in the next few weeks.

The release will include:

All the above updates should make it easier to create and manage Shortlist data and also opens up more possibilities for automating the generation of Shortlist content from GIS databases.

There are also some bug fixes including a fix to the issue where the popup title can collide with the popup's 'Close' control, and we will provide messaging if the Shortlist can't open its web map or can't find any valid Shortlist layers inside it.

Rupert

DrewQuartic commented 9 years ago

@RupertEssinger That's great news. I have just been asked to add some of this functionality to a clients shortlist app but maybe I can save them a few bucks by waiting, when do you expect the 1.4 release to be available?

One other question, when you say feature services will be supported, will the release support on site ArcGIS server feature services or will it still be necessary to publish to ArcGIS online first?

RupertEssinger commented 9 years ago

Hi Drew. I would definitely wait and use 1.4. We hope to release it by April 20.

ArcGIS server feature services will be supported in addition to ArcGIS Online hosted feature services

DrewQuartic commented 9 years ago

Excellent, thank you.

mullearn commented 9 years ago

Great news for us as well, thanks in advance. Arnie, CZ.

On 21:17, Wed, Apr 8, 2015 Drew Dowling notifications@github.com wrote:

Excellent, thank you.

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/Esri/shortlist-storytelling-template-js/issues/15#issuecomment-91003995 .

RupertEssinger commented 9 years ago

Hi Drew Thanks again for your question. It reminded me to test ArcGIS Server feature services carefully and it uncovered a bug that our dev Mark has now fixed. :)

DrewQuartic commented 9 years ago

No worries glad you caught it. If you need a beta tester let me know. On Apr 8, 2015 6:09 PM, "Rupert Essinger" notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi Drew Thanks again for your question. It reminded me to test ArcGIS Server feature services carefully and it uncovered a bug that our dev Mark has now fixed. :)

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/Esri/shortlist-storytelling-template-js/issues/15#issuecomment-91082799 .

RupertEssinger commented 9 years ago

Drew>Great idea. When we have a good deliverable will post here about it

dileeparur commented 9 years ago

Any updates on version 1.4?

RupertEssinger commented 9 years ago

Sorry about the delay but have not forgotten your offer to test

DrewQuartic commented 9 years ago

No worries and good luck.

On Thu, Apr 30, 2015 at 1:40 PM, Rupert Essinger notifications@github.com wrote:

Sorry about the delay but have not forgotten your offer to test

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/Esri/shortlist-storytelling-template-js/issues/15#issuecomment-97960257 .

thanks

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4minus commented 9 years ago

I'm really interested in version 1.4 as well. I want to realease a shortlist-application to public, but we need automated update first :)

geofinne commented 9 years ago

@RupertEssinger, any word on an approximate release date for the new version? We need to publicly release a shortlist soon, and just need to know if we need to make our own markers for 100+ (preferably, we'd like to wait for the release, ...if we can). :). Thanks!

RupertEssinger commented 9 years ago

Sorry for the delay. We plan to release first week of June (next week). Will let you know here when it is available.

4minus commented 9 years ago

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cooney commented 9 years ago

Installed with version 1.4.