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Hello @Anonymous User i use arcgis enterprise. this my first time using track viewer app. btw i already enable location tracking in portal setting. as of today we validate the data store of spatialtemporal but the problem still exist.

If you open developer tools in your browser and go to the network tab then try to create a track view do you see any more details in any of the requests/responses? Based on the error you posted, this seems like an issue with the feature service or datastore not being able to actually create the view layer correctly. You may have better luck trying to troubleshoot with customer support if you're not working with them already.

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I have created a track view for a several folks within our organization. I would like to transfer the ownership of track view feature layer to one of those individuals. However when I click to change owner I receive these messages, "Item cannot be reassigned without also reassigning all related items". This message I get when I click on the Tracks point layer.

Whichever user enabled location tracking owns the main tracking feature layer and any subsequent views that are created. The only want to change ownership is to change the owner of the main location tracking service and all of the views at once.

This is due to an existing limitation of the ArcGIS view-layer model where the owner of the root service must also own all of the views. It's been a pain point for a while and we're working with the feature service and sharing API teams to have it prioritized for later this year (hopefully).

I was thinking that might be the case. I am the person that enabled location tracking but do not want to change the ownership of all the other current views. Thanks so much for the quick response, just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something.

I have actually encountered this problem on several occasions. Now it annoys me so much that I have to ask if it's me or if there really is a bug in Studio One 5 pro. Have experienced the same issue in version 4.

The problem is, once I have copied for an eksample a chord to another track, all tracks are displayed in one track even though I have only selected one track. It is the same regardles what track I select. All tracks appear on each single track, just like when all tracks are selected.

Do I make myself understandable?

Can you please look at it and or tell me how to avoid this annoying element?

Is it possible to see the tracks /regions when recording electric guitar in Garageband, rather than a big picture of the amp? Same when recording audio - I want to view the tracks, not a picture of a mic, if possible!

This is a simple question, but not for me. God knows what I have done but I've lost my track view, probably when switching to piano roll. See screenshot. Can someone tell me how to get back to my track view please? I know its a no brainer question but I am short of time on this project and I've already spent an age trying to sort it myself when it would take two nano seconds for the forum to show me. One day I will be posting complex and impressive questions... but not today folks!

Then it looks like you have your tracks either hidden in the track manager, or they've scrolled off the screen somehow. Can you use your mouse's scroll wheel when you have your cursor just underneath the track name of the visible track? You might be able to scroll them down.

When in Multitrack editor, you can scroll up and down on the track names to make the viewing size larger or smaller. This doesn't work in Waveform editor. When scrolling up and down, it actually changes the amplitude of the channels louder or quieter.

Basically, i cannot find a way to increase the viewing size of these channels and it is driving me bonkers. i just want to see more clearly what i am working with with these individual channels before chucking it into my multitrack session.

With the shift-e track inspector I can still only see one track at a time whereas in the other DAWs I have mentioned I can scale all the tracks and see relative settings across all of them within the Track View.

I've been editing on Avid for about 10 years now and never really thought to ask about something that annoys me every single day I edit with it. I thought it was just how it was done. Today I've decided to ask:

Is there ANY way to stop the Track Monitor from changing when you select a different track? IE when you want to lay your source down on V1, you deselect every track, and click on V1. The viewable track immediately changes to V1 and you have to reclick on your top track to make sure you see everything in the timeline.

I'm looking to start gathering some usage statistics in our View environment... specifically, I'm interested in what type of client a user is using to connect to a virtual desktop. We have a number of PCoIP thin clients set up in the library in our university, and I'd like to be able to see how many logons occured on those devices versus how many using the View Client for Windows, Mac, iPad, etc. I know the View Event database tracks logons and desktop assignments, but is there any way to gather this type of client data?

I'd also eventually like to be able to track what PCoIP device a user was on during a certain session... this type of data often comes in handy when trying to troubleshoot client issues and could help us determine what areas of our facilities are being utilized the most by students.

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Once we receive your error-free application, we create a consolidated document of all your submitted forms and attachments in a consistent format. We add headers, footers, a table of contents, and bookmarks and place the assembled application image in eRA Commons Status for you to view.

You have a 2-business day application viewing window to check your assembled application image and notify the eRA Service Desk of any assembly issues (e.g., missing attachment, garbled text). The day of submission is not counted towards the application viewing window. Your application automatically moves forward to our receipt and referral staff for further processing at midnight Eastern Time on the second day of the viewing window unless you explicitly reject the application in eRA Commons.

I'm using Features to create a feature called foo which tracks content types and views so they can be described in code, committed to my repository and eventually pushed into the staging and production servers.

Some modules (e.g , _bulk_operations, _views) create some views as part of their functionality. The problem is that I can't include those views into my foo feature. So for those specific views I have to repeat (by hand) any customization I did locally to the staging and production servers.

That last row (vid: 46, display_plugin: system) seemed suspicious so I've changed (directly via SQL) system to page. I then did drush cc all and retried the process at [1] for including the view into the feature but without luck. I tried this because I thought that "system view displays" (whatever that means) cannot be included in features.

One downside to the clone approach is that from that moment on, you are on your own maintaining the View that was originally added by the module; your clone is completely independent of the original, so if there are module updates that add nifty new features, you'd probably not find out. If you did, you'd have to add those changes to your clone by hand. An alternative is using hook_views_default_views_alter() to add your additions in code. However, this is completely unsupported by Features (you can add this code to a Feature; if you do so in the .module file for the Feature, Features will leave it alone when regenerating the feature). You will need to know what you are doing defining Views in code by hand. You can get a long way by comparing an export of your customized View with the original code in the module (which would be found in themodule.views_default.inc), but it is still not for the faint hearted (and may turn out to be less maintainable than just doing the clone thing).

I'm a little late to the party, but FYI, you may have luck getting it in Features if you uncheck "Automatically create one view per queue" on the Nodequeue settings page /admin/structure/nodequeue/settings then go back to Features and try to Recreate again.

To solve my problem I build my own little tracker. Every referrer which is not already in the database will be saved. It's not perfect and I might have to improve a few things (doen't save referrers from search engines, etc.) but its working the way I wanted it.

Background: Whole slide images (WSIs) used in medical education can provide new insights into how histological slides are viewed by students. We created software infrastructure which tracks viewed WSI areas, used it during a practical exam in oral pathology and analyzed collected data to discover students' viewing behavior.

Methods: A view path tracking solution, which requires no specialized equipment, has been implemented on a virtual microscopy software platform (WebMicroscope, Fimmic Ltd, Helsinki, Finland). Our method dynamically tracks view paths across the whole WSI area and all zoom levels, while collecting the viewing behavior data centrally from many simultaneous WSI users. We used this approach during the exam to track how all students (N = 88) viewed WSIs (50 per student) when answering exam questions (with no time limit). About 74,000 records with information about subsequently displayed WSI areas were saved in the central database. Gathered data was processed and analyzed in multiple ways. Generated images and animations showed view fields and paths marked on WSI thumbnails, either for a single student or multiple students answering the same question. A set of statistics was designed and implemented to automatically discover certain viewing patterns, especially for multiple students and WSIs. Calculated metrics included average magnification level on which a WSI was displayed, dispersion of view fields, total viewing time, total number of view fields and a measure depicting how much a student was focused on diagnostic areas of a slide. 2351a5e196