Latest Contributions by JillianStanford

Hi I have a scenario where I allow the user to enter a dimension in feet (max_width_feet) and inches (max_width_inches). I then combine these into a single inches value (max_width) and store that in the feature layer. This is working fine. What I can't figure out is how to populate the feet and inches fields from the max_width field when the user edits a previously submitted survey. If I try and reference max_width in the calculation parameter of max_width_feet and max_width_inches I get the following error: It makes sense to me that a field can't reference a field that references the first field but what is the right way to do this? Is it something to do with calculation mode? Or am I not using default and calculation correctly? Thanks!   ... View more

Can someone confirm for me that when searching a hosted feature layer to populate a select_one field appending query request parameters to the REST endpoint does not work in the web app? This limitation is not listed in the documentation but I get pretty funky behaviour. For context, I have a drop down that I want to populate from a hosted feature layer. I need to filter the values based on a previous selection but I need to search multiple fields so I can't use the searchType, searchColumn and searchText parameters. My solution is to query for the relevant records using the where query parameter. So, my appearance column looks like this - w3 autocomplete search(concat("list_town?url=https://services2.arcgis.com/aIrBD8yn1TDTEXoz/ArcGIS/rest/services/Towns/FeatureServer/0/&where=CountyIntersect_1=",${county}," OR CountyIntersect_2=",${county}," OR CountyIntersect_3=",${county}," OR CountyIntersect_4=",${county})) This works great in the Survey123 Connect app. When I look at the request in Fiddler all looks correct and the expected values show up in the drop down. However, when I publish the survey and open it in the web app, I get the following error: It's failing to load because it appears that the where parameter for the request makes no sense. Am I out of luck with this solution or do I need to configure the field differently? Thanks! Jill ... View more

Hello! I've having trouble setting the correct parameters to return a route that follows the shape of my network. In the screenshot below, the thin grey lines are my road network, the green line is the shape that's generated when I solve for a route using the ArcGIS Pro tools and the purple line is the shape that's returned when I solve for the same route using the Network Analyst python module. The relevant parts of my code are below. Almost all the parameters are left default, except that I've set the travel mode to "Walking" (I've tried different travel modes, they all return a funky line) and I've made sure to set the route shape type to "True Shape".       arcpy.nax.MakeNetworkDatasetLayer(oc_network_dataset, nd_layer_name) nd_travel_modes = arcpy.nax.GetTravelModes(nd_layer_name) travel_mode = nd_travel_modes["Walking"] route = arcpy.nax.Route(nd_layer_name) route.travelMode = travel_mode route.routeShapeType = arcpy.nax.RouteShapeType.TrueShape stopsCur = route.insertCursor(arcpy.nax.RouteInputDataType.Stops, ["Name", "SHAPE@"], append = False) .... stopsCur.insertRow([on_from, row2[1]]) .... stopsCur.insertRow([on_from, row3[1]]) result = route.solve() if result.solveSucceeded: with result.searchCursor(arcpy.nax.RouteOutputDataType.Routes, ["SHAPE@"]) as resultCursor: for r in resultCursor: insertCursor.insertRow('Routed from UL Intersection points', r[0]))         Is there a parameter on the Route that I'm missing? Or am I not handling the results correctly? Thank you! Jill ... View more

Hello! I've having trouble setting the correct parameters to return a route that follows the shape of my network. In the screenshot below, the thin grey lines are my road network, the green line is the shape that's generated when I solve for a route using the ArcGIS Pro tools and the purple line is the shape that's returned when I solve for the same route using the Network Analyst python module. The relevant parts of my code are below. Almost all the parameters are left default, except that I've set the travel mode to "Walking" (I've tried different travel modes, they all return a funky line) and I've made sure to set the route shape type to "True Shape". arcpy.nax.MakeNetworkDatasetLayer(oc_network_dataset, nd_layer_name) nd_travel_modes = arcpy.nax.GetTravelModes(nd_layer_name) travel_mode = nd_travel_modes["Walking"] route = arcpy.nax.Route(nd_layer_name) route.travelMode = travel_mode route.routeShapeType = arcpy.nax.RouteShapeType.TrueShape stopsCur = route.insertCursor(arcpy.nax.RouteInputDataType.Stops, ["Name", "SHAPE@"], append = False) .... stopsCur.insertRow([on_from, row2[1]]) .... stopsCur.insertRow([on_from, row3[1]]) result = route.solve() if result.solveSucceeded: with result.searchCursor(arcpy.nax.RouteOutputDataType.Routes, ["SHAPE@"]) as resultCursor: for r in resultCursor: insertCursor.insertRow('Routed from UL Intersection points', r[0]))   Is there a parameter on the Route that I'm missing? Or am I not handling the results correctly? Thank you! Jill ... View more