Latest Contributions by CarmelConnolly

Yes but the Portal you're trying to connect to might be 10.9.1! I've reached my limit of being able to troubleshoot, I recommend next step is to raise directly with your local Distributor Tech Support team. Referencing this post will help them as well. Carmel ... View more

Okay, that explains why my suggestion was working for me in ArcGIS Online and not for you in Pro, it doesn't work for me in Pro either! What version of Pro and https://gisportal.localcompany.com/portal are you running? If it's 10.9.1, there appears to be bug associated with GetUser and Attribute rules: https://community.esri.com/t5/attribute-rules-questions/getuser-10-9-1/m-p/1172250 It's fixed in a patch https://support.esri.com/en-us/patches-updates/2022/arcgis-server-10-9-1-utility-network-and-data-managemen-8045   ... View more

Hi Jessica,  Can you share the contents/config of your custom attribute display and screenshots to help diagnose? Also including the contents of 'View HTML Source' might be useful: (I've assumed you're using Map Viewer Classic due to your use of the term 'custom attribute display') ... View more

Can you provide the entire script you have where it's erroring on line 4? I ask because it works for me whether I use a real or a fake 'local_portal' URL and if I'm logged in or logged out of it:  Perhaps there's something else at play here, is your 'local_portal' URL  https://gisportal.localcompany.com/portal accessible publically? What happens if you use https://gisportal.localcompany.com/portal as the 'local_portal' URL in your script instead of (I assume) the real one? ... View more

Try using the DomainName function: https://developers.arcgis.com/arcade/function-reference/feature_functions/#domainname Might be somehting like the following but syntax untested:  // Get the feature set for the hydrants var inspections = FeatureSetByRelationshipName($feature, 'SMS_Inspection_inspection', ['item'], true) // Get the first hydrant (should only be one) var inspection = First(inspections) // If there was a hydrant, return the facilityid of it, // Otherwise, return null if (!IsEmpty(inspection)) { return DomainName(inspection, 'item') } else { return null }   ... View more

Potentially something like this might work:  if (IsEmpty(local_user) == false && IsEmpty(agol_user) == false) { // Result returned for local_user and agol_user items // Continue with script to return usernames } else { // Result returned for agol_user only // Continue script to return agol_user username only } ... View more

What does the next part of your script do with local_user? Does the script bail out when 'local_user' specifically or afterwards?  ... View more

Hi @Sergio ,  The main thing I notice is that the Push() function doesn't exist in Enteprise 10.8.1. If you look in the Functions list, it won't be there. Push() was introduced in Dec 2020 and tracing back it first appears in Enterprise 10.9.  Instead add to your array using an older method (lines 3, 20, 21 introduced):  // Create empty features array and feat object var features = []; var featuresIndex = 0; var feat; // Populate Feature Array for (var t in tablefs) { var tableID = t["FeatureID"] for (var p in Filter(polyfs, "HydroID = "+tableID)){ feat = { attributes: { FeatureID: tableID, Name: p["DPS_Region"], ModelID: t["ModelID"], AddressCount: t["AddressCount"], MAX_TSTime: t["MAX_TSTime"], } } features[featureIndex] = feat; featureIndex++ } }   It's a little difficult without seeing your data, but for displaying one to many, I think the code needs to look like: var keyField = $feature.keyField; var polyfs = FeatureSetByName($map,"FC_polyfs"); var tablefs = Filter(FeatureSetByName($map,"T_tablefs - T_tablefs"), "keyField = " + keyField); // Create empty features array and feat object var features = []; var featuresIndex = 0; var feat; // Populate Feature Array for (var t in tablefs) { var tableID = t["FeatureID"] feat = { attributes: { FeatureID: tableID, Name: $feature["DPS_Region"], ModelID: t["ModelID"], AddressCount: t["AddressCount"], MAX_TSTime: t["MAX_TSTime"], } } features[featuresIndex] = feat; featuresIndex++ } } var joinedDict = { fields: [ { name: "FeatureID", type: "esriFieldTypeString" }, { name: "Name", type: "esriFieldTypeString" }, { name: "ModelID", type: "esriFieldTypeInteger" }, { name: "AddressCount", type: "esriFieldTypeInteger" }, { name: "MAX_TSTime", type: "esriFieldTypeString" }, ], 'geometryType': '', 'features':features }; // Return dictionary cast as a feature set return FeatureSet(Text(joinedDict));   So instead of looking through every table row, you're looping through every table row that has the polygon's matching 'keyField' (swap this for your matching field name).   ... View more

Hi @Sergio ,  What version of ArcGIS Enteprise are you using? This is to check that Arcade functions are available at this version.  What field data type is 'HydroID'? If it's string field, you'll need quotes in the SQL query:    Filter(polyfs, "HydroID = '"+tableID+"'")   At what stage of your script is it failing? Use the console() function, Test, and Messages tab to see how far the script runs to. Something like:    var portal = Portal("https://www.arcgis.com/"); console("Runs to portal") var polyfs = FeatureSetByPortalItem( portal, "4dbbad3d6f694e0ebc7c3b4132ea34df", 0, ["*"], false ); console("Runs to polyfs") // Create empty feat variable var feat; console("Runs to feat") // Populate Feature Array var tableID = $feature["FeatureID"]; console("Runs to tableID")   This will help narrow down where the issue lies.      ... View more

Awesome! I'm from one of the border counties so am invested in your success 😋 ... View more

Can you share the code you're using in the Calculate?  What do you mean by 'but i do not have at this moment the accessible to do it . '? Is the layer shared with you? ... View more

Oh interesting, I see that embedding web apps doesn't working using the + option, but have you tried the Add > Embed option? I was able to embed a web app as background app, that was interactive with the navigation boundary.    ... View more