Can I hide HTML elements of my popup according to a variable?

[MattCreaney]

I have a popup where custom URLs are displayed.  The URLs displayed are to pre-populate a Survey123 form based on known data outside of ArcGIS.  I have generated the html for the popup based on a spreadsheet that builds the HTML automatically.  The spreadsheet has data for all the features.  I want to hide/disable some of the URLs based on whether the URL is relevant to the feature that was selected.

I cannot simply load these values into the database because the data belongs to a related table and by uploading it to this table I would have duplicate entries once the Survey123 form is submitted.  If anyone has any better ideas, I would appreciate it.  I've played with Arcade and I can't figure out a good way to make this work.

[MattCreaney]

OK - this shows -1

[DerrickWong]

Matt Creaney‌

What does return $feature["Asset_Name"] when you hit Test button?

[MattCreaney]

It returns null, but thats because the first feature in the table has no asset name.  When I enter the name manually to test it returns the name as I entered.  But when I apply that to the original code it still returns null.

[MattCreaney]

Hi Derrick

I changed the == 1 to == 0 and now it works. Thank you so much for your help. I can work with this.

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[DerrickWong · Accepted solution]

Hi Matt Creaney‌

You should probably use != -1 or >= 0  instead of == 1 or == 0. This should cover all cases.

Did that test hastily and so it was an oversight on my part. My bad.

I have updated the screenshot to reflect this.

I would appreciate if you can mark the answer as correct if it solved your issue; helps others quickly find the answer too 😃

Cheers