Latest Contributions by MichaelKelly3

You could use Arcade FeatureSets to get information from more than one layer within a single popup. More details here and here. You simply configure a popup using Arcade for a single layer, perform some intersections, and then disable popups for the other layers in the Web Map. Getting the X/Y point location may be more difficult, as the user will likely be clicking on a polygon layer from which you can only get the centroid meaning the X/Y will be for the center of the polygon. ... View more

Groups allow you share content between users in specific ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Enterprise organizations. They also allow you share content between organizations in ArcGIS Online. The key here is ArcGIS Online - you cannot share ArcGIS Online content with ArcGIS Enterprise instances through groups. This is part of the reason why collaborations were added as they allow you share content between ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Enterprise (and also between ArcGIS Enterprise deployments). A secondary factor here is where the content lives. With groups all content has a single owner. Collaborations allow you to duplicate the content so it lives in two places and syncs periodically. This is important where ArcGIS Enterprise is behind the firewall and not accessible externally to an organizations network. So in many cases groups fulfill business needs, and they don't require much configuration. Where groups don't fulfill requirements collaborations are available. You can find more information in the following blog posts: Introducing ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Enterprise Collaboration Workflow Five ways to use distributed collaboration to share your data with others Sharing and Collaboration across ArcGIS Online Organizations ... View more

Currently, you can do field calculations using Python with Feature Layers hosted in ArcGIS Online via ArcGIS Pro. I am not aware of plans to port this functionality into ArcGIS Online, although I'm not part of the Development team. Arcade is compatible cross-platform (i.e. works on mobile, desktop, etc.) so any Arcade calculations can also be used in popups for dynamic expressions. ... View more

I would suggest you contact Esri Support to troubleshoot. It doesn't matter how the Feature Layer was created - you should still be able to alter its settings (provided it's a hosted Feature Layer). It sounds like something is wrong with the Feature Layer itself which would need more in depth troubleshooting... ... View more

Hi Paul, As documented here, if the hosted feature layer has sync enabled or is configured to keep track of who creates and updates features, you will not see this page. Instead, the SQL window will appear. Changing these settings on the Feature Layer will enable the Arcade option when performing calculations. Kind regards, Mikie ... View more

Hi Jarom, Just in case it's not clear - you pass in a unique identifier as the 'find' parameter and configure the Search widget or Web Map to use this against a specific layer field. Note for Survey123 you must have a form configured against the Feature Layer and pass the ObjectID - see this documentation and this blog for more details. Mikie ... View more

I misread your message because it was in the ArcGIS API for Python group! Anyway looks like you got sorted anyway. ... View more

Hi John, As stated in the system requirements, Python 3.5 or later is required to use the ArcGIS API for Python. As arcpy which comes with ArcMap, ArcCatalog, etc. is based on Python 2.7 it is incompatible - it can only be used with the ArcGIS Pro version of arcpy. Mikie ... View more

Technically you can do this as it stands by embedding a web app such as: Web AppBuilder with an Edit widget along with a URL parameter - this will zoom to the specific feature after which the user can edit via the popup Survey123 via editable web forms - this will open the associated pre-populated web form which the user can update as appropriate ... View more

Yes the sensor data can be captured and stored as attributes. Autocapture of points is not in the current build of QuickCapture - you currently have to click to capture each point. But such functionality may come at some stage in the future. Tracker is really the most appropriate app if you're looking to automatically capture a user's location in the background (it stores those attributes too) - it is due to be added to ArcGIS Online soon. ... View more

QuickCapture may also be an option (although it hasn't been released just yet) - there is a webinar taking place soon which may be worth a look. It currently streams lines (not points) through a simple click and syncs back to a hosted Feature Layer. ... View more

Hi Luke - by default more info is displayed in the popup for text beginning with https://. In order to change the display text, you would need to use a custom attribute display for the popup which will allow you to alter any of the html including the display text. ... View more

I would suggest you test out this Arcade script. That being said it looks like it basically does the same. Your script will work, but not with the html you have added. As documented here only href, target and style attributes are supported for anchor tags. So I suspect your onclick event is being wiped out programmatically - I'm surprised it even works within the web map! You don't actually need to add any html - provided the link begins with https:// the popup will display a hyperlink. Although it won't open in a new window as with your onclick event - it will open in a new tab. ... View more

Have you come across this script which downloads directly from a hosted Feature Layer? ... View more

Have you tried using the Select widget? This allows you to select features and export to csv/geojson without having to select through the table: ... View more