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I'm using ArcGIS Online, trying to configure a customized pop-up in Arcade. I modified an example I found elsewhere on here in order to get output that looks like the standard Fields table, but with the fields in a different order than they are in the source layer, and with some of them being omitted should they contain no data or a code indicating that there is no data. Testing and debugging as I went was fine, including tests that successfully displayed the first several rows as intended, and the script runs fine in the editor - no errors, expected output format. But when I try clicking on a feature on the map, I wind up with an empty pop-up. Weirdly, if I add an off-the-shelf Fields List underneath it, then the expected custom fields table will render, but only in the sample pop-up displayed in the Map Builder - clicking another feature will make it go right back to pretending the script doesn't exist.  Please note that I'm aware this is something of a hackjob, I'm just trying to meet a deadline, I can pretty it up later. Also, none of this data is sensitive, it's open data.  Here's my code:  var allAttributes = Dictionary($feature)["attributes"]; var attributes = {} var fieldInfos = []; var attributeValues = {}; var includeFields = ["County", "Primary_Applicant", "Other_Communities", "Obligation_Year", "Project_Status", "Project_Description", "Magazine_Project_Type", "SEMCOG_TAP_Award", "MDOT_TAP_Award"] for (var key in includeFields) { insert(attributes, includeFields[key], allAttributes[includeFields[key]]) } var layer_schema = Schema($feature); var fieldAliases = {}; for (var i = 0; i < Count(layer_schema.fields); i++) { var field = layer_schema.fields[i]; fieldAliases[field.name] = field.alias; } var value = null key = "County" value = attributes[key] if (!IsEmpty(value) && value != "") { var displayName = key; // Default to field name // Use alias if available if (HasKey(fieldAliases, key)) { displayName = fieldAliases[key]; } Push(fieldInfos, { fieldName: key, label: displayName }); attributeValues[key] = value; } key = "Primary_Applicant" value = attributes[key] if (!IsEmpty(value) && value != "") { var displayName = key; // Default to field name // Use alias if available if (HasKey(fieldAliases, key)) { displayName = fieldAliases[key]; } Push(fieldInfos, { fieldName: key, label: displayName }); attributeValues[key] = value; } key = "Other_Communities" value = attributes[key] if (!IsEmpty(value) && value != "" && value != "NA") { var displayName = key; // Default to field name // Use alias if available if (HasKey(fieldAliases, key)) { displayName = fieldAliases[key]; } Push(fieldInfos, { fieldName: key, label: displayName }); attributeValues[key] = value; } key = "Obligation_Year" value = attributes[key] if (!IsEmpty(value) && value != "") { var displayName = key; // Default to field name // Use alias if available if (HasKey(fieldAliases, key)) { displayName = fieldAliases[key]; } Push(fieldInfos, { fieldName: key, label: displayName }); attributeValues[key] = value; } key = "Project_Status" value = attributes[key] if (!IsEmpty(value) && value != "") { var displayName = key; // Default to field name // Use alias if available if (HasKey(fieldAliases, key)) { displayName = fieldAliases[key]; } var decodedValue = Decode(value, 1, "Obligated", 2, "Complete", "Status Unknown") Push(fieldInfos, { fieldName: key, label: displayName }); attributeValues[key] = decodedValue; } key = "Project_Description" value = attributes[key] if (!IsEmpty(value) && value != "") { var displayName = key; // Default to field name // Use alias if available if (HasKey(fieldAliases, key)) { displayName = fieldAliases[key]; } Push(fieldInfos, { fieldName: key, label: displayName }); attributeValues[key] = value; } key = "Magazine_Project_Type" value = attributes[key] if (!IsEmpty(value) && value != "") { var displayName = key; // Default to field name // Use alias if available if (HasKey(fieldAliases, key)) { displayName = fieldAliases[key]; } var decodedValue = Decode(value, 1, "Sidewalks and Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Projects", 2, "Trails and Regional Active Transportation Corridor projects", 3, "Streetscapes, placemaking, and downtown walkability projects", "Type Unknown") Push(fieldInfos, { fieldName: key, label: "Project Type" }); attributeValues[key] = decodedValue; } key = "SEMCOG_TAP_Award" value = attributes[key] if (!IsEmpty(value) && value != "" && value != 0) { var displayName = key; // Default to field name // Use alias if available if (HasKey(fieldAliases, key)) { displayName = fieldAliases[key]; } Push(fieldInfos, { fieldName: key, label: displayName }); value = Concatenate(['$', value], '', "#,###") attributeValues[key] = value; } key = "MDOT_TAP_Award" value = attributes[key] if (!IsEmpty(value) && value != "" && value != 0) { var displayName = key; // Default to field name // Use alias if available if (HasKey(fieldAliases, key)) { displayName = fieldAliases[key]; } Push(fieldInfos, { fieldName: key, label: displayName }); value = Concatenate(['$', value], '', "#,###") attributeValues[key] = value; } return { type: 'fields', fieldInfos: fieldInfos, attributes: attributeValues };   ... 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I'm currently attempting to update to Pro 3.0 to test out whether it resolves .  Whenever I try to run the update, however, I get the "ArcGIS Pro requires the Microsoft .NET Desktop Runtime (x64)" error.  However, after the first time I got that error, I installed the latest version of the .NET runtime, but I still get the same error at the same point in the installation process.  I'm reasonably sure that the runtime installed correctly, judging from my app list, and I've rebooted my computer just to be safe, but the problem persists.   Has anyone else encountered this issue?  If so, have you found a way to resolve it that you can share?   ... View more

We are having issues with the page slugs for a Hub initiative my organization is planning to release soon.  In particular, the custom, reader-friendly URL slugs don't seem to be working.  We can configure them in the settings and they'll seem to work in the editor, but the live site still uses the hexadecimal item IDs instead.  This is unusual behavior for us - we have several other initiatives where the slugs are working just fine, but for this one, none of us can figure out what the issue is.   As an example, here's how the slug for the Maps and Data Resources page is configured:  The initiative is here: https://southeast-michigan-ev-resource-kit-and-planning-hub-semcog.hub.arcgis.com/  Click the Maps & Data Resources tab at the top, and instead of seeing a URL ending with "/interactive-maps-and-data-resources", it ends with "88b65c230269453a8f906a3803e3b8cb", which is the item ID of the page.   Has anyone encountered a problem like this before?  I suspect that we somehow overlooked a setting somewhere, but we haven't been able to figure out what it is if that's the case.   ... View more