Latest Contributions by MarkNorbury2

I'm using Survey123 Connect 3.0 with ArcGIS Enterprise 10.5.1. When I click the link in the top right corner to 'Sign In' nothing happens. Survey123 Connect just doesn't respond. If I open one of my surveys and try the similar link in the bottom left corner to 'Sign In' again nothing happens. If I change over to my ArcGIS Online portal and then try the Sign In link, still nothing happens.  It's not working with any of my portals. These links were working OK in the previous version of Survey123. I upgraded to 3.0 on 6th July 2018 shortly after it was released. Has anyone else encountered this issue? ... View more

I've developed a 'hover' widget that does not need to appear in the panel.  That is, it's an off-panel widget that should be active at all times and should not have an icon in the panel.  I'm using the foldable theme in WAB.  However, an icon is appearing in the panel.  How do I remove this? Here's my widget's manifest.json. {   "name": "Hover",   "2D": true,   "3D": false,   "platform": "HTML",   "version": "1.4",   "wabVersion": "1.4",   "author": "Esri Canada Ltd",   "description": "This is the hover widget",   "copyright": "",   "license": "http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0",   "properties": {   "inPanel":false,   "hasLocale": false,   "hasStyle":true,   "hasConfig":true,   "hasUIFile":false,   "hasSettingPage":true,   "hasSettingUIFile":true,   "hasSettingLocale":true,   "hasSettingStyle":true,   "IsController":false,   "closeable": false,   "openAtStart": true   } } ... View more

We have an ArcGIS Online organisational account with the language set to 'English-English'.  Unfortunately, the dates are shown in the American date format.  It seems the only way I can change this is if I switch to any other language, in which case the date appears in a format which I understood, that is dd/mm/yyyy. Is it possible to keep the language set to English but to use the international date format dd/mm/yyyy.  Otherwise this does cause confusion.  Notably the account expiry dates can cause a lot of confusion.  If Esri notify me that my account is due to expire on 1/3/2015, I would interpret that as meaning 1st March 2015, whereas Esri actually mean 3rd January 2015. On a similar subject, the 'English-English' setting also sets the language to American english, which is only used in the USA and the Philippines, whereas the rest of the english-speaking world (UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, India, Pakistan, Nigeria, etc., etc.) uses a different spelling of english from the Americans. Could we have a separate setting for the USA, eg. 'English-USA' that Americans can use for their own date format, units (miles, feet, inches) and spelling, whereas 'English-English' should be the date format, standard international units and spelling for the international English-speaking community. ... View more