Latest Contributions by JenniferLaws

Operations Dashboard for ArcGIS‌ I have a polygon feature class with a related table of inspection records, and both the feature class and related table have attachments enabled on them (i.e., when collecting a new polygon feature in Collector, field crew can attach pictures to it; when inspecting an existing polygon in Collector, field crew can attach pictures to their new inspection record as well).  In my Operations Dashboard, I have configured the following elements: Details Element: Shows me the details of all 22 records in my related table of inspections Gauge Element: Should show me the count (i.e., 22) of records in my related table of inspections List Element: Shows me a list of inspection records that found damages (currently, only one inspection found damages) Indicator Element: Should show me the count (i.e., 1) of inspection records that found damages In my Gauge and Indicator Elements, they do not show the correct count values of 22 or 1, but rather they show incorrect count values of 1 and 0, respectively. However, when I say "Show data table" in the settings of both of these Elements, the data table shows the 22 and 1 features that should be reflected correctly as counts (see example screenshots below).   The feature service I'm using is a secure ArcGIS 10.4 service that has been registered to an ArcGIS Online organization. Do Operations Dashboard Elements support the counting of features/records in a related table from an ArcGIS 10.4 service with attachments enabled on them? Or is there a settings configuration that can be done on the service side to get the Indicator and Gauge Elements to display the correct feature/record count from a related table? ... View more

I have a feature service with nested repeats that contains a parent layer, child layer, and grandchild table. To create a survey for the grandchild table, I have to create a new survey in Survey123 Connect with the grandchild table’s schema and point it to the grandchild table in my feature service via the “form_id” and “submission_url”. Then, I was curious to see if I could create a second survey that collects information for both the parent layer and child layer in my feature service, but I keep getting an error that read “The custom feature service submission_url is not compatible with this survey (Table Child_Layer not found).” However, if I publish this second survey without pointing it to my feature service with nested repeats, it publishes successfully. Is there a way where I can create this second survey that collects information for both my parent and child layer in my feature service that has nested repeats, or will I need to have 3 separate surveys for my 1) parent layer, 2) child layer, and 3) grandchild table? ... View more

Let's say there are multiple trail heads (i.e., point features) that I would like to report on in the field using a native application I created with App Studio. In this case, I would like to report 5 trail heads as being "Closed" from a specific start date to end date, add some comments as well as a photo attachment. I click on my first trail head, enter the aforementioned attributes for that first trail head, but before or after I submit this information, I want to have the ability to pass over these entered attributes for my first trail head into my other 4 trail heads of interest that I would also like to report on (i.e., if it helps to better describe what I would like to accomplish in App Studio, see the second bullet point below). Is this type of repetitive feature collection (or continuous collection) feature in Collector for ArcGIS also available in App Studio for ArcGIS (maybe in the Quick Report template)? Like the last one – this copies both the location and all of the attributes. This is a great option for capturing the same type of thing at the same location. For example – marking multiple violations at a single location. Like the last one, at my location – this copies the attributes but not the location. This is a great option for capturing the same thing at different locations. For example – capturing a row of newly planted palm trees. At the same location – this copies the location but ignores not only the attributes but also resets the type of feature. This is a great option for capturing multiple types of things at the same location. For example – cataloging equipment placed at the same geographic location (poles with signs on them). New feature – this resets the entire collection process so that you can start collecting from scratch. ... View more

Hi, Using the example table below, I have created a new Trees feature class in ArcGIS Pro that has two fields of interest: Genus (this field is using a domain I set up to specify tree genus - i.e., the coded values are Pinus, Eucalyptus, and Araucaria) Species (my current subtype field) In ArcGIS Pro, let's say the first point feature I create is a Eucalyptus tree. The way this feature class is currently set up is that if I select the Species field's subtype coded value first with the value "radiata", it will auto-populate the preceding Genus field with the domain value of "Eucalyptus". Is it possible to set up my data schema where if I select "Eucalyptus" in the Genus field first, I can select from a list of tree species values in the following Species field that are just specific to my "Eucalyptus" selection in the Genus field? For instance, in the screenshot below, I would rather have my list of values in the Species field to just show "obliqua", "camaldulensis," "globulus," "maculata," "delegatensis," and "diversicolor" if I indicate "Eucalyptus" in the Genus field first. If it helps, this is similar to the smart logic in Survey123 where if I select "Eucalyptus" as my answer in the first question of a tree survey (e.g. What is the genus of the surveyed tree?), the second question (e.g., What is the species of the survey tree?) will only have me select the species value relevant to my "Eucalyptus" answer in the previous question. ... View more

When I manage the web map in the Cascade Story Map and select Edit, it shows me that my layers are still present in my web map, so the layers are just not showing up when I add the web map to the Cascade Story Map. ... View more