Latest Contributions by DeniseBeckham

I am trying to customize the pop-up of a polygon layer in ArcGIS Pro with an arcade expression.  I am working on a request to change inspection boundaries to transfer about 200 inspections from one district to another, so I want to create an expression that will show me how many inspection points intersect each district.  I successfully used the following code in the Arcade Playground:      var parcels = FeatureSetByName($map, "Parcels_And_Buildings - Tax Parcels") var parcelIntersect = Intersects($feature, parcels) var parcelCount = Count(parcelIntersect) return parcelCount     However, when I tried to add it as an expression for the pop-up of the inspection layer (with appropriate adaptations), I got the message "Invalid expression. Error on line 3. General function failure."  Going off of the message, it sounds like there is a problem with the count function. (I had originally nested the functions inside each other and then separated them to try to isolate the problem.)  Has anybody else had a problem like this that they were able to solve? Could it be because there are roughly 600 points intersecting the polygon?   I also selected one of the districts and then tried doing a select by location on the points for the selected district.  By comparing the results to what I got in ArcMap, I think it selected all the right points, but for some reason, the highlights are all over the place.  It's really odd, because when I tell it to zoom to the selection, it zooms in to the selected district, but it doesn't show any of the points as being highlighted anymore.   Point highlights are scattered everywhere instead of being inside the selected district I am on version 2.7, and I checked to make sure that I have the most current version.  The points are being pulled from a SQL view.  I am still adjusting to Pro.  I've been trying to switch over, but if I can't get these issues straightened out, I guess I'll have to go back to ArcMap for this project.   ... View more

   My organization has had ArcGIS Server set up behind a reverse proxy and running properly for years (Before I started working here).  We also have a SQL Server with data that many services on the ArcGIS Server reference.  We have a Geocortex server that consumes most of the services from the ArcGIS Server.  Earlier this year, we tried to set up Portal on the the same machine as Server was already running on.  The main reason we want to set up Portal is so that we can use the Geocortex 5 Series with it.  When we used our internal URL, it seemed to be working fine.  However, when we tried using the external URL, We could not reach Portal.      We read through articles and tried several different things, but we couldn't even reach Portal with our internal URLs anymore.  We ended up contacting support and spending hours on the phone with them.  We had been using the same web adapter, so they had us install a separate web adapter.  They also had us try several other things, but nothing worked.     After taking a few months break from this, we want to start fresh.  We have the resources to set up all new environments and then migrate our data over from our old servers.  We probably won't have the time to give this a try until July, but I've been looking around for articles about setting up Portal and Server behind a reverse proxy.  I've found articles for each of them, but nothing about how to set them up together.      What we really need is a workflow of general steps for the best practice of setting them both up behind a reverse proxy.  Should they be on different servers, or is it ok if they're on the same one?  Does it matter which is installed first?  I don't know if there is a best practice regarding their relationship to the SQL and Geocortex Servers as well?  Any help would be much appreciated! Thanks, Denise ... View more