Latest Contributions by deleted-user-wgzH2d-p_0_f

Thanks for the reply, Rebecca.  I don't think anything is refreshing on the map, and it doesn't matter which fields.  I tried looking at the browser traffic, but I'm an extreme novice in that area.  Nothing really seemed to pop out at me as having an error.  However, I notice that when it's working fine, the list under "Network" has about 3 entries, whereas when it's not working, the list has many more entries that contain the word "query?".   If anyone can help decipher/fix what's going on, I'd be grateful! ... View more

Thank you, Zhifang!  That worked! James, I'm still having issues in ArcGIS Online viewing this, but Survey123.arcgis.com works swimmingly. ... View more

James, You're right.  And the reason why it's hit and miss is because of 0 values in the third field that's not being added...face palm. Thanks for the help; keep me updated on the related tables. annina ... View more

James, I attached the Excel file to the main question... I created this new survey to replace the old, beta one and have been using it since 3/23/2017.  The math issue is hit and miss; multiple users are having the issue but not every time. As for issue 2, the data table is only showing the number of repeats (that is, 4 pesticides were used), but doesn't link to the subsequent table that has all of the data (a group of questions for each of the pesticides used). Here's what would be entered in the Survey: How many pesticides were used?  4    1 of 4:        Type: Pesticide A       Amount:  200 gal.       Timing: At planting    2 of 4:       Type: Pesticide B       Amount: 300 gal.       Timing: After flooding    3 of 4:       Type: Pesticide C       Amount: 200 gal.       Timing: After flooding    4 of 4:       Type: Pesticide D       Amount: 200 gal.       Timing: After flooding Here's what the main data table would look like before the issue: Number of Pesticides:                       pesticides_count:                          Relationship_pesticides: 4                                                         4                                                     (4) Show I could click on "Show" and it would bring me to a subsequent table that looked like this: GlobalID:               Type:                  Amount:               Timing: 123                         Pesticide A        200 gal.               At planting 456                         Pesticide B        300 gal.               After flooding 789                         Pesticide C        200 gal.               After flooding 023                         Pesticide D        200 gal.               After flooding The table only showed the records that were associated with the main data table. Now, here's what the main data table looks like: Number of Pesticides:                       pesticides_count:                          Relationship_pesticides: 4                                                         4                                                     (0) I can click on the layer drop-down box to find the subsequent table, but it lists all of the records for all of the records in the main table and doesn't say which record it's referring to. That is, I would see the list below, but only 4 of these records are associated with the one record in the main table and I need to determine which ones. GlobalID:               Type:                  Amount:               Timing: 123                         Pesticide A        200 gal.               At planting 456                         Pesticide B        300 gal.               After flooding 789                         Pesticide C        200 gal.               After flooding 023                         Pesticide D        200 gal.               After flooding 753                         Pesticide A        200 gal.               At planting 952                         Pesticide B        300 gal.               After flooding 963                         Pesticide C        200 gal.               After flooding 741                         Pesticide D        200 gal.               After flooding Does that clarify things? annina ... View more

Thanks, Kelly.  I did see that post, but I thought I WAS adding the layer and not a service.  I finally noticed the '0' difference in between the URLs, and it all clicked. ... View more

I would save your Output Table to your geodatabase, since that's where the domains are. ... View more

Okay.  I understand now.  When I add the https:// to the address bar in the story map editor and when I open the link to the story map (like I sent you) after I let it load and say that there are issues, the "fix issues detected" goes away. Two questions:  will this happen when I create another story map, but from scratch (now that all of our server issues are fixed and we didn't have to update the rest URLs)? Are there any viewing issues with having our layers be in https--for any one?  That is, if I submit this to Esri for viewing at the UC, will it be okay? OR... Is there something else I should be doing instead? Thanks for your help. ... View more

Sure.  Everything's actually shared with "Everyone."  Here is a link to the story map: http://arcg.is/1JT0Qa6 The only layer in the map (besides the basemap, which isn't erroring), is called "Before_After_StoryMap."  You can search for this on ArcGIS Online, and it's the first one that shows up. Thanks, Steven! ... View more