This is an important reminder that on the 8th of December 2020, ArcGIS Online will change to enforce HTTPS Only. This means HTTP support in ArcGIS Online will be discontinued and references to HTTP URLs will no longer work in ArcGIS Online.
Read MoreIMPORTANT UPDATE. This change is now postponed until 11:30am on 1st of December 2020 (Please note the new time).
In previous articles we discussed the ArcGIS Online change to enforce HTTPS Only and how this may affect your ArcGIS Online organisation. This article explains what is happening to Esri UK content.
All of the Esri UK content is already accessible via HTTPS, as well as HTTP. At 11:30am on 1st of December 2020 (previously 11th November 2020) we will transition to providing content as HTTPS ONLY. If you are currently connecting to any of our services using HTTP you should start to update those links to HTTPS as soon as possible.
Read MoreOn the 8th of December 2020, ArcGIS Online will change to enforce HTTPS Only. This means HTTP support in ArcGIS Online will be discontinued and references to HTTP URLs will no longer work in ArcGIS Online. This article explains some of the methods and tools available for you to find and update your ArcGIS Online’s HTTP references.
Read MoreOn the 8th of December 2020, ArcGIS Online will change to enforce HTTPS Only. This means HTTP support in ArcGIS Online will be discontinued and references to HTTP URLs will no longer work in ArcGIS Online. Some organisations activated before September 2018 still allow ArcGIS Online to communicate using HTTP access to content, such as web layers and images.
Read MoreArcGIS Online has a new SAML signing and encryption certificate available, and the previous SAML signing and encryption certificate is due to expire on 5th December 2019.
Organisations using enterprise logins for ArcGIS Online with a SAML compliant Identity Provider (IDP) will need to re-register ArcGIS Online in your IDP before 5th December.
Read MoreArcGIS Online uses TLS to communicate with the rest of the ArcGIS Platform. Today, it can use a few different versions (1.0, 1.1 and 1.2). But from April 16th 2019, for security reasons, ArcGIS Online will be updated so that it only supports TLS version 1.2.
Read this blog to find out what you need to do to ensure that any client application that communicates with ArcGIS Online will continue to work.
Read MoreThe EU General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”) places significant responsibilities on organisations that process Personal Data. We are committed to being compliant with GDPR, including helping our customers meet their GDPR obligations.
Read MoreDo you have different usernames to log into different accounts? Here’s how you can consolidate My Esri and ArcGIS Online usernames for a couple of scenarios.
Read MoreURL parameters are dynamic values within the URL of a web map or app that perform pre-defined functionality, such as zooming to fixed scales/locations or querying within layers.
This blog will focus on query based URL parameters in Web AppBuilder, and is applicable whether you are using ArcGIS Online, Portal for ArcGIS, or Web AppBuilder (Developer Edition).
Read MoreWith the release of the OS Open basemaps in ArcGIS Online, customers may wish to overlay their own raster tile layers on the basemaps. In some instances an error that the layer cannot be added to the map because it's coordinate system or tiling scheme can't be adjusted to align properly with the basemap.
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