Latest Contributions by CoreyLunty1

Hello I am having an issue where when I view data from a feature layer in ArcGIS Portal, attachments I have added to records in the feature layer via python do not appear to 'count' for the attachment count: The GUI will say there are zero 'Photos and Files' associated with the record, but when I click the 'Add' button, an existing attachment appears as expected. If I go to 'Add' and add another attachment through the GUI, this attachment count will increase to '1', despite there now being 2 attachments. I remove my secondary attachment, and the count goes back down to zero. Using the REST services, if I go to <feat server url>/1/OBJECTID/attachments. I see my one attachment: This is the Python I am using (within an FME Workbench) to attach the attachments in bulk: Basically I am using requests library to POST to <feat server url>/1/OBJECTID/addAttachment. The token and f=json are specified in the url and so are not included in the requests.post() call. import fme import fmeobjects import requests def processFeature(feature):          url = feature.getAttribute('addAttachmentURL')          mime_type = feature.getAttribute('mime_type')          filename = feature.getAttribute('_justfilename')     filenamewithpath = feature.getAttribute('_filename')          files = {'attachment': (filename, open(filenamewithpath,'rb'), mime_type, {})}          r = requests.post(url, files=files)          feature.setAttribute("result",r.text)          pass Is there something I must do after making the addAttachment call to increment the attachment count that Portal uses? ArcGIS Server version 10.71 ... View more

Hello We have a survey that may need to display one of many thousand images, depending on the asset type and asset identifier an inspector has chosen. Rather than package all of these image files with the survey and use a question of type 'image', we instead host the images on a web server at a URL that is accessible over the internet.  I then pull the appropriate image URL from a csv file using pulldata, and concatenate together an HTML IMG tag in a NOTE question to display the web image in the survey at inspection time. For the most part, this worked well until recently. For some reason, when the inspector selects the asset identifier (at which point the image tag should be concatenated together), the image does not display.  If they un-select the asset identifier, and then re-select it - the image then appears.   I can reproduce this within Survey123 Connect x86 3.7.62 for windows, Survey123 3.6.153 for windows, and Survey123 3.7.57 for Android.  I had v 3.5 on android before and it did NOT appear to behave this way - the images rendered consistently. I can share the zip of a survey that will reproduce this issue reliably, but I would need to remove some sensitive information if it is to be shared on geonet where it can be downloaded by all. ... View more

Hello I am working on automating a process which imports data from local and regional transit authorities, builds a network dataset, and then publishes a Network Analysis service to our ArcGIS Server to use later to solve routing problems. The process works fine, but the 'build network' step takes quite a long time (8+ hrs) and I was wondering if there are any suggestions of ways I can speed it up. Network dataset info: -Global turns only -No elevation -End point connectivity -Roughly 70000 edge features -Two network attributes added in addition to default Length attribute: one Cost, one Restriction I am using ArcMap 10.7. Building the network takes a long time both via ArcMap GUI as well as via ArcPy. Things I have tried: -changed network attributes from python to vb script -hardcoded cost and restriction values into the underlying feature class and changed the network dataset attributes to simply read those fields rather than running any script to derive them ... View more

Hello I have a group of users who are experiencing intermittent crashing (the Android 'Survey123 has stopped working' dialog) when opening a survey. Here are details on the crash: -They are using Samsung Android tablets (exact model varies, I can get more details) -Issue has occurred both in office (on WiFi) and in the field (on LTE connection) -The error only occurs for one survey -The error has been reproduced on multiple android tablet devices, suggesting it is not a single device specific problem -The survey is launched by users clicking an arcgis-survey123:// URL, specifying both the itemID and a value for a single field.  -I was once able to reproduce the problem by starting the survey directly from within the Survey123 app and not via URL -They typically click this link from within Collector, but I have tested clicking the link from the AGOL webmap in the Google Chrome android app and it also will occasionally result in a crash.  I believe this rules out the transition from Collector app to Survey123 app as the culprit -In my testing I have reproduced the crash on maybe 3% of survey launches.  Field staff reports suggest they are seeing higher failure rates however  Here are resolutions we have attempted: -Deletion and redownloading of the problematic survey via Survey123 app -In Survey123, going into Settings > Storage > Fix Database -Uninstall and reinstall of Survey123 app via Google Play store The problem may not happen again for a while but it always reoccurs eventually. Here are some things I would rather not do: -factory reset tablets -have to republish the survey Note the large log file involved me repeatedly attempting to reproduce the problem. I have included the whole log because of the information at the beginning on android version, app version etc. The other two logs I have clipped to only include logging from the attempts which actually generated an error. update: removed first and last names of inspectors from xlsx and re-attached esriinfo.zip ... View more