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Hello, just an FYI, I logged the issue with ESRI Support and they logged this as a defect.. see info below. -------------------------------------- Thank you for your patience, I would like to inform you that we have logged another defect for the issue related to "Reset" button within ArcGIS Online Dashboard, Category Selector. Please find the defect details below: Bug Number: BUG-000186299 Synopsis: In ArcGIS Online Dashboard, only the "Show select all" option is available. The Reset option is not exposed in the Category Selector configuration. Status: In Review -------------------------------------- ... View more

I see the same behavior ... View more

I solved my problem looking at this post: You have to select FEATURES and not Grouped values https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-dashboards-questions/selector-spatial-filter-by-polygon-geometry-not/td-p/1204846 ... View more

I got the "spatial Filter", however, some feature outside my selected polygon are selected.... is the spatial filter based on the "extent' of the selected polygon and the "within" the polygon?       ... View more

Hello, for what it's worth, I had the same issue (Notebook in AGS Pro), I open a Support ticket and below is how I solved MY issue: - I was trying to loop through an item list (3400 records), I was having a bunch of "print" statement an I was trying to write into a CSV...   Solution: - Stop all printing statements - use logging instead of writing to the csv file I was able to complete my process.   import time import logging icount = 0 tcount = 0 strFileNameESRI = drNotebookFolder + "\\" + "brokenLinks_ESRIV2_01262026.txt" logging.basicConfig(filename=strFileNameESRI,level=logging.INFO, format='%(message)s',filemode='w') for n in no_item_nodes: #print("*******************") logging.info("*******************") #print("Broken Item: " + (str(n.id))) logging.info("Broken Item: " + (str(n.id))) #print(" ") broken_node = n #print(broken_node) #print("Contained By") logging.info("Contained By: ") #print(broken_node.contained_by()) logging.info(str(broken_node.contained_by())) # print("-----------------------") #print("required By") #txtoutputM.write("required By: "+"\n") logging.info("required By: ") #print(broken_node.required_by()) logging.info(str(broken_node.required_by())) #print(" ") icount +=1 logging.info(str(icount)) # tcount +=1 # print(tcount) print("Process all done")   below is the summary from my Support case from the analyst Good luck! ... View more

@StevenBeothy  thank you for the quick response we are at 2025.0, our notifications are setup based on Collections, so I don't have the "Metrics" option available. Is the Metrics option only available to Custom Notification? I did create a dummy Custom notification, I was able to add the Metrics option, but I don't get the service name in the name attribute like you do....   What am I missing? ... View more

@MarlonAmaya  Yes I had the documentation and below are the fields that are listed in the Alerts attributes and a bunch are missing       ... View more

Thanks @TonyAlmeida but that didn't solved my issue. I also tried to create a function just for the query definition that didn't help either.   So I ended up splitting the code into 2 scripts: Step 1 create the query definition, Step2 update the layouts and PDF. Using a Mode Builder I can run both scripts at the same time and no issue. I would love to get the code to run into 1 script but whatever works for now. Thanks!   below was my revised code with the definition query function: import arcpy import os import sys from arcgis import GIS from datetime import datetime # Get today's date today = datetime.today() formatted_date = today.strftime("%m%d%Y") #******************************************************************************************** def GRDefinitionQuery(MapName,LayerName,FieldNumber,LayoutName): newDefinitionQueryString = "SAG_FieldNumber = "+FieldNumber arcpy.AddMessage(newDefinitionQueryString) m= aprx.listMaps(MapName)[0] arcpy.AddMessage(MapName) for lyr in m.listLayers(): arcpy.AddMessage(lyr.name) if lyr.name ==LayerName: arcpy.AddMessage("We found our layer to update") if lyr.supports('DefinitionQuery'): arcpy.AddMessage("here we go") # Updade Definition query dql = lyr.listDefinitionQueries() arcpy.AddMessage("original dql" + str(dql)) for dq in dql: arcpy.AddMessage("in dq") dq['sql'] = newDefinitionQueryString lyr.updateDefinitionQueries(dql) arcpy.AddMessage("revised dql" + str(dql)) count_result = arcpy.management.GetCount(lyr) record_count = int(count_result[0]) arcpy.AddMessage("number of records: " + str(record_count)) break aprx.save() time.sleep(5) # Small delay def GRMapExtent(MapName,LayerName,FieldNumber,FieldName, LayoutName): map_name = MapName arcpy.AddMessage(" " +map_name) layer_name = LayerName map_frame_name = 'Map Frame' # Access the map map_obj = aprx.listMaps(map_name)[0] # Clear any existing selection for lyr in map_obj.listLayers(): if lyr.isFeatureLayer: lyr.setSelectionSet(None) # Get the layer layer = map_obj.listLayers(layer_name)[0] # Use arcpy.Describe to get extent desc = arcpy.Describe(layer) layer_extent = desc.extent count_result = arcpy.management.GetCount(layer) record_count = int(count_result[0]) arcpy.AddMessage(" number of records: " + str(record_count)) # Access the layout and map frame layout = aprx.listLayouts(LayoutName)[0] # or specify layout by name: aprx.listLayouts("LayoutName")[0] map_frame = layout.listElements("mapframe_element", map_frame_name)[0] cursor = arcpy.da.SearchCursor(layer, ['SHAPE@',FieldNumber,FieldName]) arcpy.AddMessage("*****************") for c in cursor: arcpy.AddMessage(u' {0},{1}'.format(c[1],c[2])) strName = c[2] arcpy.AddMessage(" Final Name: " + str(strName)) extent = c[0].extent paddingFirst = extent.XMax-extent.XMin padding = (float(paddingFirst)/float(20)) new_extent=arcpy.Extent(extent.XMin-padding,extent.YMin-padding,extent.XMax+padding,extent.YMax+padding,None,None,None,None,extent.spatialReference) # Set the map frame extent to the layer extent map_frame.camera.setExtent(new_extent) arcpy.AddMessage(" " +"Mainframe extent done") GRLayoutTitle(SAGFieldNunber + " : "+strName+ " "+ l) arcpy.AddMessage(" " +"Title update") GRExportLayouttoPDF(template_name,strName,formatted_date) arcpy.AddMessage(" " +"Export to PDF done") #sys.exit(0) def GRLayoutTitle(TitleName): elm_name = "SAG Title" # the name you assign to the title (TEXT) element p = arcpy.mp.ArcGISProject("CURRENT") for lyt in p.listLayouts(): # get the element for elm in lyt.listElements("TEXT_ELEMENT"): if elm.name == elm_name: elm.text = TitleName def GRExportLayouttoPDF(layoutName,FieldName, strDate): layout_name = layoutName # Name of the layout in your project output_folder= r"C:\temp" output_name = layoutName+"_"+FieldName+"_"+strDate+".pdf" layout = aprx.listLayouts(layout_name)[0] layout.exportToPDF(output_folder+"\\"+output_name, resolution=150) #,jpeg_compression_quality=80, output_as_image=True,compress_vector_graphics=True #******************************************************************************************** arcpy.AddMessage("Let's update the Definition queries") aprx = arcpy.mp.ArcGISProject("CURRENT") LyrName = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(0) FieldName = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(1) name_field = 'SAG_FieldNumber' #'SAG_SiteName' SAGFieldNunber = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(2) SAGFieldName = 'SAG_FieldName' listMaps = ['2021 Ortho','2023 Ortho','LIDAR'] for l in listMaps: arcpy.AddMessage(l + "-------------------------------------------") NewMapName = "SAG_Manure_Map_"+l template_name = "SAG_Manure_Layout_"+l arcpy.AddMessage("Now let's change the Query Definituon") GRDefinitionQuery(NewMapName,LyrName, SAGFieldNunber,template_name) arcpy.AddMessage("Now let's change the extent of the map") GRMapExtent(NewMapName, LyrName,name_field,SAGFieldName,template_name) arcpy.AddMessage("------------------------") arcpy.AddMessage("Definition query updated") ... View more

@Neal_t_k  and @ChristopherCounsell  Thank you both for all the inputs. As I mentioned before, I am trying to minimize the number of fields in the feature class. So I tested adding a true field for the dropdown list.... everything is working fine EXCEPT if I select the Other option.  ex: Original WEI_BMS field has value of JSON, I update the data using the dropdown field (WEI_DBMS_List) to Shapefile and Submit.... both fields have the Shapefile value If original WEI_BMS field has value of Shapefile, I update the data using the dropdown field (WEI_DBMS_List) to Other ... then I get the option to add a new value: let's say I add KMZ and Submit.... WEI_BMS field will have KMZ and the new WEI_DBMS_List field will have Other has a value. I added a pulldata formula in the Calculate and if I click Recalculate I will get the JSON there. I don't want users to have to click to refresh the data. So how could I pass the WEI_DBMS value to the dropdown list if the value is Other? I tried coalesce and if statement and both of them create an error with the parsing.   ... View more

it just make the survey too cluttered.. my users will get confused with this interface. I would probably need 2 surveys: One for initial data entry and one for data editing.      ... View more