Latest Contributions by Kara_Shindle

I have added a few fields in the GIS_Activites hosted feature layer,  but the GIS_Activities_effort view doesn't not provide an update view option in the Settings.   Was able to update other views.  Any thoughts?   ... View more

I'll check it out - I had deployed that this year for another department and hadn't made that connection.  What part of that solution do you think resonates with what I had written? ... View more

So What are your Make settings?  I would think you have to get that working before the email will work?  Can you upload a screenshot of your scenario?  I found that mine didn't work until I added an Iterator because it changed the messages incoming from the Field Maps widget into packages that other modules could receive. Could you also paste your webhook settings?  Have you had Make successful receive messages on that particular webhook before?   You could also use the Make module to set up the emails if the JSON is giving you grief.   Here is my Python script for using Google, don't know if that helps at all. #!/usr/bin/env python3 """ Python Script that will be used to notify staff of new additions to the Citizen Problems feature in ArcGIS Online using the ArcGIS API for Python. Notification is sent to the appropriate person when a new feature is found and the feature is updated to Received Python Path: Pyton 3.6.4 / C:\ProgramData\Anaconda3 """ from arcgis.features import FeatureLayer #import arcpy import smtplib import datetime def sendTextNotification(requestType, contact, submittedOn, details): fromaddr = "email@org.gov" toaddr = "5555555555txt.att.net" sep = "\n" msg = ( f"From: {fromaddr}{sep}" f"To: {toaddr}{sep}" f"Subject: New complaint - {requestType}" f"{sep}" f"A new complaint has been made: {sep}" f"Type of Problem: {requestType}{sep}" f"Name: {contact}{sep}" f"Date Submitted: {datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp(int(submittedOn)//1000)}{sep}" f"Details: {details}{sep}" ) server = smtplib.SMTP('smtp.google.pathwayforourorg', port=25) # server.set_debuglevel(1) server.sendmail(fromaddr, toaddr, msg) server.quit() def sendEmailNotification(requestType, contact, submittedOn, details): fromaddr = "email@org.gov" toaddr = "person@org.gov" sep = "\n" msg = ( f"From: {fromaddr}{sep}" f"To: {toaddr}{sep}" f"Subject: New complaint - {requestType}" f"{sep}" f"A new complaint has been made: {sep}" f"Type of Problem: {requestType}{sep}" f"Name: {contact}{sep}" f"Date Submitted: {datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp(int(submittedOn)//1000)}{sep}" f"Details: {details}{sep}" ) server = smtplib.SMTP('smtp.google.pathwayforourorg', port=25) server.sendmail(fromaddr, toaddr, msg) server.quit() def main(): layer = FeatureLayer('https://myfeaturelayerservice/0') #Create query string queryString = "STATUS = 'Submitted'" #Query layer and send mail query_result1 = layer.query(where=queryString) if len(query_result1) > 0: # print(len(query_result1)) featureUpdates = [] for feature in query_result1.features: sendTextNotification(feature.attributes["REQTYPE"], feature.attributes["CONTACT"], feature.attributes["SUBMITDT"], feature.attributes["DETAILS"]) sendEmailNotification(feature.attributes["REQTYPE"], feature.attributes["NAME"], feature.attributes["SUBMITDT"], feature.attributes["DETAILS"]) sendEmailNotification2(feature.attributes["REQTYPE"], feature.attributes["NAME"], feature.attributes["SUBMITDT"], feature.attributes["DETAILS"]) feature.attributes["STATUS"] = 'Assigned' feature.attributes["ASSIGNEDTO"] = 'User' featureUpdates.append(feature) layer.edit_features(updates=featureUpdates) if __name__ == "__main__": main()   ... View more

Hi @CierraScriven , can you elaborate on where you can find "Dashboard Configuration -> Table -> Values."  Is this an enterprise direction or an AGOL one?  Is this on a specific dashboard? ... View more

when you use Make, are you using the "Field Maps Watch Service" module? Can you post your email script? ... View more

I saw your request and potentially thought about having new tickets calculate a resolution time based on the ticket severity level.  You could then set a goal & have either a webhook or a script actively monitor for changes, or a dashboard to show you the status of open tickets with alerts for ones outside of an SLA agreement? ... View more

I believe that using the Survey123 widget, you can create a connection between the map and the survey to pass data.  I could see you passing the location on the map to the survey record.  There are a few fields that would help in this case for recording that information, and you can always "hide" them on the survey itself, so that your users don't see the map, but the information is still recorded on the backend.   See this blog post: https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/experience-builder/real-time/using-experience-builder-and-survey123-to-pass-attributes-and-geometry-from-one-layer-to-another/   Similar idea here: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-survey123-videos/need-help-with-survey123-inside-experience-builder/td-p/1030344 ... View more

Where are you accessing / editing?  If it's an enterprise GDB, do you have an sde connection specified in your script? For example, when I'm doing database reconciliation for my versions, many of my arcpy require an input database parameter.  I've gotten that message before whenever my script wasn't looking for my DB connection file in the correct location. Since I run this script on a server, I create a connection file to the specific database & store it on the server, where the scripts run with task scheduler can see it.   Edit: Arcpro creates these connection files in the individual APRX project file, whereas I believe ArcMap used to put them in a more centralized location.     #specify DB connection sdeConnection = r"C:\Users\[username]\AppData\Roaming\ESRI\Server\[DB connection name].sde" import arcpy arcpy.ReconcileVersions_management(sdeConnection, "ALL_VERSIONS", "dbo.DEFAULT", "DBO.ParcelTraining;", "LOCK_ACQUIRED", "NO_ABORT", "BY_OBJECT", "FAVOR_TARGET_VERSION", "NO_POST", "KEEP_VERSION", Reconcile_Log_TEST2) arcpy.Compress_management(sdeConnection)     ... View more

Another thought: If you are using the list of layers to perform a selection on, doesn't your layers = layers[0] only select the first selection in your list?  My first thought would be that you need some sort of for loop to go through each layer in your list and apply your selection.  The sample below isn't perfect, but this is what I was thinking.     #for each layer in your selection for layer in layers: #create a selection & write it to a temp layer selectedLayer = arcpy.management.SelectLayerByAttribute(in_layer_or_view, {selection_type}, {where_clause}, {invert_where_clause}) #Write selected features to a new feature class arcpy.management.CopyFeatures(selectedLayer, 'layer1')   ... View more

the arcpy.GetParameterAsText is supposed to be used if you are making a tool out of this script.  Then it would map to a field in a tool dialog box that your user could input.  If you are using the Python window, I *think* your users would still have to manually update the date.  If you're going to deploy this for others, I'd suggest going the tool route. ... View more