Latest Contributions by Jon_Tait

Hi Ismael, were you able to find a solution? Many thanks, Jon ... View more

Good morning Ismael Thank you for your prompt reply. I've followed the steps in your reply and I can now link the List in the dashboard to the embedded survey123 form and when I click on a list item the right survey shows in the form. But if I'm logged out of my ArcGIS Online account (to replicate another back office user) when I try and edit the form and press submit I get the following error message: Failed to submit. - No permission to edit the specified feature. Our set up here is perhaps the problem. We have a limited number of users with full AGOL accounts and then the rest of the staff have access to our own Enterprise portal which isn't public. Therefore to create a public survey I have to create it it AGOL, make it available publicly, then import the results feature layer into the portal and embed my credentials. i then use that layer in the portal to build the dashboards etc that staff will use in the back office to see the survey data, and hopefully be able to edit it. I hope that makes sense Jon Environmental Control Officer East Riding of Yorkshire Council, UK ... View more

"In addition, I have users selecting from 1000s of town names. I would like to nest these within the states they belong to. Is this possible on the web editor? "   You could set up a rule, so the first answer would be "Which state do you live in?" then depending on the answer to that question have another questions with the list of towns in that state. You'd need a rule and a follow on question for each state, but it's one way to do it. OR, you could leave the 1000s of town names in a drop down list but turn on Autocomplete, so then as the user starts the type the name of their town it starts to fill it in for them ... View more

Thanks David, I'll pass that on to our IT team and see if they can fix it   Jon ... View more

MJ, thank you so much. I t was showing as 'connected' but I re-entered my credentials and tried again and it now works. Thank you very much, you've saved me a lot of frustration. Have a great day Jon ... View more

Thanks Shaz, we're in the early stages and it's a steep learning curve but it has so much potential to improve our front line work. Cheers Jon All East Riding of Yorkshire Council emails and attachments (other than information provided pursuant to the Freedom of Information Act 2000 or the Environmental Information Regulations 2004) are private and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom they are addressed. Unauthorised use is not permitted. If this email was not intended for you, you may not copy, use or share the information in any way. Please email postmaster@eastriding.gov.uk to advise us that you have received this email in error. The Council makes every effort to virus check this email and its attachments. We cannot accept any responsibility or liability for loss or damage which may happen from opening this email or any attachment(s). It is recommend that you run an antivirus program on any material you download. This message has been sent over the internet and unless encrypted email should not be treated as a secure means of communication. Please bear this in mind when deciding what information to include in any email messages you send the Council. The Council does not accept service of legal documents by email. The Council reserves the right to monitor record and retain incoming and outgoing emails for security reasons and for monitoring compliance with our policy on staff use. As a public body, the Council may be required to disclose the contents of emails under data protection laws and the Freedom of Information Act 2000. We will withhold information where there is a good reason to do so. For information about what we do with personal data see our privacy notices on www.eastriding.gov.uk/privacyhub. ... View more