Latest Contributions by MatthewBradbury

I can't remember how I resolved this, or if it just solved itself. You might try being explicit with how data-time values are brought in using Decimal Date Time. I know that the bowser version of Survey123 can only work in the date(decimal-date-time()) function. You can read more about it here: https://doc.arcgis.com/en/survey123/browser/create-surveys/decimaldatetime.htm Good luck. ... View more

It would be beneficial if we could see the related media files after the service has been published, though I imagine they are being stored in a different format. It would also be very useful if we could create a table on ArcGIS Online, and reference that in the surveys instead of a local spreadsheet. ... View more

I was never able to find a solution. ... View more

This sort of widget integration on AGOL would make it a lot easier to manage our catalog of apps. ... View more

This sort of widget integration on AGOL would make it a lot easier to manage our catalog of apps. ... View more

That seems to have worked. I checked it in an AGOL search, and did still find the hosted view listed, but when adding it to the map, none of the records show up. I wasn't aware that the Field Worker settings were different than that of the Shareholder and the hosted feature layer. This setting really should be in the configuration for the surveys. ... View more

Hi Einar Dørheim‌, I did find that this could be done, unfortunately, most data is not setup this way. Forcing data into a restricted schema in order to use these widgets isn't really a viable solution. Imagine if you have dozens of well sites, and you need to measure their depths each month, and you can only do a few each day. To keep data entry simple for the end user (which is incredibly important, I can't stress this enough), the data structure goes: Well Site, Date (auto), Well Depth. Your series are based on the well site, the Y axis is the depth, and the X axis is the date.  If you want to use the multi-line feature, you would need to structure your data something like this: Month, Well 1 Depth, Well 2 Depth, Well 3 Depth... Well N Depth. And even here, you will loose the exact date that the depth was captured unless you also put a date field next to each one. This also forces users to edit the same record multiple times, which will likely result in a lot of user error. You could use something like FME to automatically restructure the data in this format, but at that point, I might as well be making a custom app or exporting the data into a report that's emailed to the operations group. ... View more

That's quite a strange error; I don't think I've ever seen this one before. I guess I'll try to finish out the remaining records manually. I can see them in ArcGIS Pro, so I know that the geometry exists (at least for most of the polygons that are missing. I wonder if there is a record that doesn't have any geometry that's throwing this error. Thanks for the script, Jake Skinner. It seem to work well provided the service doesn't have any issues. ... View more

Jake Skinner‌, that was the first thing I did. I tried a few different ways of writing the object ID (OID, OBJECTID, objectID, ObjectID, ect), and none of those worked. It gives this error every time I try to pass it any kind of where clause, even for a field that I know exists in the data:  Error loading features: RecordSetObject: Cannot open table for Load Completed script DownloadService... Failed to execute (DownloadService). Failed at Tue Nov 5 11:29:46 2019 (Elapsed Time: 3.47 seconds) I'm trying to see if there's a way to force it to just download the last 420 records in the set, as it downloaded 129k records without an issue. This is an ArcGIS Server service. If you'd like to see what I'm seeing, this is the service URL: Layer: Geology Polygons (ID: 138)  ... View more

Hi Jake Skinner, Is there a way to have to script start at a specific object ID? I'm downloading a dataset that has 129,420 records, and it got to 129,000 and gave an error. I looked through the script to try and get it to start at a specific object ID, but it looks like the way it iterates, there's no simple way to have it just start at a specific ID. ... View more

Is there a way to have to script start at a specific object ID? I'm downloading a dataset that has over 100k records, and it got to 129k and called it quits. I looked through the script to try and get it to start at a specific object ID, but it looks like it's creating a list of object IDs and iterating over that versus a simple for next statement. ... View more