You can use Dropbox public links to add locations from CSV files directly to your map. Here’s the public link to the Dropbox photo used in our pop-up: This link points directly to the file stored in the Dropbox cloud, and can be used for adding locations from spreadsheets to your maps, or photos to your pop-ups.įor example, Copy public link returns the following for the esri_geography.jpg example shown above: While the Public folder is no longer automatically created with a new account, you can add it by following instructions found in the What is the Public folder for? help topic at the Dropbox Help Center.įiles in the Public folder display a Copy public link choice when selected, as shown below: Go to Select one of the following sign-in options: Click Sign in with Google. And add custom branding to your shared links and download pages. To use Dropbox, you need to sign in to your account with the credentials you selected during this initial setup. Help center Community Windows app for s-mode not. Always deliver your best Send large project files in a few clicks. This enables you to directly add photos or spreadsheets stored in Dropbox to your ArcGIS Online web maps. Hosting the Dropbox desktop app on a server, including a Windows Server OS, isnt supported by Dropbox. In the past, new Dropbox accounts automatically included a Public folder which provided the ability to get a direct public to your files.

This approach also enables users of your map to use the Dropbox tools for sharing or downloading your files.

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