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Problem with Arcade Expression for Pop-Ups

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07-02-2020 06:44 AM
BrianE
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New to Arcade and have been exploring it for the last week or so. I have run into an issue with a pop-up.

I am mapping the locations of numerous companies. Some have one location, others have up to six locations. I am writing an expression that will list the locations and their corresponding square footage. So, a company with just one location will have just one line with their address and SF, companies with two locations will have 2 lines (one line for each location), etc.

This is what I have so far:

$feature["ADDRESS_1"] + "  (" + Text($feature["SQUARE_FEET_1"], '#,###') + " RSF)" + TextFormatting.NewLine +

$feature["ADDRESS_2"] + "  (" + Text($feature["SQUARE_FEET_2"], '#,###') + " RSF)" + TextFormatting.NewLine +

$feature["ADDRESS_3"] + "  (" + Text($feature["SQUARE_FEET_3"], '#,###') + " RSF)" + TextFormatting.NewLine +

$feature["ADDRESS_4"] + "  (" + Text($feature["SQUARE_FEET_4"], '#,###') + " RSF)" + TextFormatting.NewLine +

$feature["ADDRESS_5"] + "  (" + Text($feature["SQUARE_FEET_5"], '#,###') + " RSF)" + TextFormatting.NewLine +

$feature["ADDRESS_6"] + "  (" + Text($feature["SQUARE_FEET_6"], '#,###') + " RSF)" + TextFormatting.NewLine

 

I cannot figure out how to have the pop up display ONLY the lines with their locations. I tried messing around with the DefaultValue function but that didn't give me the result I needed.

I have attached a jpeg with current and desired pop-up appearance.

Thanks

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KenBuja
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You should run a check to see if a location has additional addresses before adding the text.

var output = $feature["ADDRESS_1"] + "  (" + Text($feature["SQUARE_FEET_1"], '#,###') + " RSF)" + TextFormatting.NewLine
if (!IsEmpty(feature["ADDRESS_2"]){
  output += $feature["ADDRESS_2"] + "  (" + Text($feature["SQUARE_FEET_2"], '#,###') + " RSF)" + TextFormatting.NewLine 
}
if (!IsEmpty(feature["ADDRESS_3"]){
  output += $feature["ADDRESS_3"] + "  (" + Text($feature["SQUARE_FEET_3"], '#,###') + " RSF)" + TextFormatting.NewLine 
}
// and so on...
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BrianE
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Thanks Ken. Some companies have multiple addresses and some do not. They are all part of the same feature layer. Just tried your suggestion and got:

Parse Error:Line 2: Unexpected token {

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KenBuja
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Argh...a forgotten parenthesis. Try this...

var output = $feature["ADDRESS_1"] + "  (" + Text($feature["SQUARE_FEET_1"], '#,###') + " RSF)" + TextFormatting.NewLine
if (!IsEmpty(feature["ADDRESS_2"])){
  output += $feature["ADDRESS_2"] + "  (" + Text($feature["SQUARE_FEET_2"], '#,###') + " RSF)" + TextFormatting.NewLine 
}
if (!IsEmpty(feature["ADDRESS_3"])){
  output += $feature["ADDRESS_3"] + "  (" + Text($feature["SQUARE_FEET_3"], '#,###') + " RSF)" + TextFormatting.NewLine 
}
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BrianE
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Still no luck. Getting this error now:

Execution Error:Runtime Error: Cannot call member property on object of this type.   

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BrianE
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Line 2 and 5 above were missing a "$" sign. I put that in there and received no error messages. However, now it returns blanks for all addresses

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KenBuja
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Ah, sorry about that. Do you have a return statement at the end? I wasn't sure if you had additional information you were adding for the other pieces in your popup or if this was a separate expression.

var output = $feature["ADDRESS_1"] + "  (" + Text($feature["SQUARE_FEET_1"], '#,###') + " RSF)" + TextFormatting.NewLine
if (!IsEmpty($feature["ADDRESS_2"])){
  output += $feature["ADDRESS_2"] + "  (" + Text($feature["SQUARE_FEET_2"], '#,###') + " RSF)" + TextFormatting.NewLine 
}
if (!IsEmpty($feature["ADDRESS_3"])){
  output += $feature["ADDRESS_3"] + "  (" + Text($feature["SQUARE_FEET_3"], '#,###') + " RSF)" + TextFormatting.NewLine 
}
return output
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BrianE
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I didn't have a return statement. Sorry, I am very new to this. Just tried with a return statement and am getting same result that I had originally (see screenshot). And yes, the other pieces in the pop up are from separate expressions.

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KenBuja
MVP Esteemed Contributor

Can you post your code and a snapshot of your data?

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BrianE
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Sure. See below. That is for the Addresses. Screenshot of data from Pro.

var output = $feature["ADDRESS_1"] + " (" + Text($feature["SQUARE_FEET_1"], '#,###') + " RSF)" + TextFormatting.NewLine
if (!IsEmpty($feature["ADDRESS_2"])){
output += $feature["ADDRESS_2"] + " (" + Text($feature["SQUARE_FEET_2"], '#,###') + " RSF)" + TextFormatting.NewLine
}
if (!IsEmpty($feature["ADDRESS_3"])){
output += $feature["ADDRESS_3"] + " (" + Text($feature["SQUARE_FEET_3"], '#,###') + " RSF)" + TextFormatting.NewLine
}
if (!IsEmpty($feature["ADDRESS_4"])){
output += $feature["ADDRESS_4"] + " (" + Text($feature["SQUARE_FEET_4"], '#,###') + " RSF)" + TextFormatting.NewLine
}
if (!IsEmpty($feature["ADDRESS_5"])){
output += $feature["ADDRESS_5"] + " (" + Text($feature["SQUARE_FEET_5"], '#,###') + " RSF)" + TextFormatting.NewLine
}
if (!IsEmpty($feature["ADDRESS_6"])){
output += $feature["ADDRESS_6"] + " (" + Text($feature["SQUARE_FEET_6"], '#,###') + " RSF)" + TextFormatting.NewLine
}
return output

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