Latest Contributions by DavidColey

I don't know but you could make a simple expression in the popup with Arcade. Something like Title: UrlExpression var returl = $feature.url; return returl; and then enter the {UrlExpression} field as the field to be used in the link . . . ... View more

Ok @GrahamWood-HWC  - I'm glad that you were able to delete your item from the portal's sharing content using the 'delete' method, and then that item deleted from from the portal gwdb. Hopefully that will work for most.. But the reason I posted up the gwdb method was because I could not delete my orphaned items from the sharing content.  They simply were not found in at any sharing endpoint for portal or server, but still showed as an item in the portal.  The only way to remove the orphaned items was by using the -c "DELETE FROM  command against the gwdb. ... View more

Hi @RobertCollins - thanks for the reply.  We have Monitor, showing no issues for the portal logs at the scheduled time.  It's possible there was simply a network hiccup on our end as a manual update went fine.  I'd have to start checking event logs. But for us it doesn't really matter as far as scheduling goes, as I need to update sharing on living atlas layers in our basemap gallery after an update, so a manual update is more suited for our work.   ... View more

Hello @JonM32  - Yes the second link that @RyanUthoff posted may work.  I ran into a similar situation in 2023 when we were at 11.1 where a federated map service and a federated geocode service were deleted from our federated site, leaving behind the orphaned items in the Enterprise portal gwdb. Esri reached out to me after I tried everything in this post, force delete, etc etc.  Nothing worked.  However, I don't see the solution they suggest below as any more or less risky than copy-paste method from the second link in the .../items directory.  This worked for me: From esri: **** We don't encourage poking around in the internals of Portal for ArcGIS. My suspicion here is that the records exist in the database and index, but not the content directory, causing the item corruption from Sharing/REST. Using the initial administrator account (used to originally create the site), you can run the following commands using the PostgreSQL binaries: cd C:\arcgisportal\pg_sqlX.Y\bin psql -h localhost -U <username> -p 7654 -d gwdb -c "DELETE FROM gw_items WHERE id='<itemID>'"    Once complete, you'll need to run a search reindex as well at minimum which will take some downtime for the search capability. **** Hope this helps.   ... View more

Hi @MeleKoneya1  - yes you will want to create a group and then add users.  For example, for esri support in our org, I created a group titled EsriSupport and then made sure for: 'Who can be in this group?' Check the: Any organization's members   toggle   Then all you need to do once the group is set up is to go to the Invite Members and toggle for the:   "Search all ArcGIS Online organization members" as the search criteria and add the user_name that should be provided to you if you are the one doing the 'adding to'.   Hope this helps- David ... View more

Yes I too am constantly doing stuff like this in the webmap to return info to the popup because I work for county government and everyone wants to know what their property intersects:  var intParcel = Intersects(FeatureSetByName($map,"Active Petition", ['petitiontype', 'petitionid'], false),Buffer($feature, -10, 'feet')); var plist = ''; var pFirst= First(IntParcel); function GetInitDomainDct() { var dom = Domain(intParcel, "petitiontype"); var cvs = dom["codedValues"]; var dct = {}; for (var i in cvs) { I kind of get around the +/- in var cv = cvs[i]; dct[cv["code"]] = cv["name"]; } return dct; } var rt = GetInitDomainDct(); if (!IsEmpty(pFirst)){ for (var k in intParcel) { plist += rt[k.petitiontype] + ' ' + k.petitionid + TextFormatting.NewLine; } } else { plist = 'This parcel is not part of any current petition(s).'; } return plist;​   I kind of get around the +/- inaccuracies in our parcel lines by adding the negative buffer, but what I really need is to set up a case (or a when or an if) that is scale dependent, and won't run the intersects at small scales, beyond say 1:36K or 1:18. But I'm not sure where to get at the scale parameter when using the map profile.  If I knew where to get at that, I'd be more than willing to run some tests on my expressions and see what comes back... ... View more

Yes - 'services3'. Still.  Been going on since last night   ... View more

Support agrees the help is ambiguous.  With my current distributed deployment setup, I will want to specify the "-- web server" option on both of my datastores, since I have a single relational datastore and a single object datastore server communicating with my Enterprise ArcGIS Server host site through the web adaptor. As far as we could tell, you would maybe specify the " -- relational" option on a relational datastore in an HA deployment so that the primary relational datastore could communicate with the standby datastore.  Or maybe if the relational datastore were communicating in some other way, not through web adaptor. The same would apply to the object store :  If object store is communicating with other object stores in a 3 (or more machine) cluster type, or if the object store needs to communicate with ArcGIS Server through another type of load balancer.  Or proxy.... But I don't really know because were not set up that way. Esri Case #03842891 ... View more

I would say you need to handle any DNS and load balancing as part of step one.  That all needs to be in place before you install the web adaptors and re-register your portal and server sites. For us, we use an F5 switch outside of the DMZ.  Our web server lives inside the DMZ, and its alias */.ags3.ourorg.net/ is named on the F5, not as part of the DNS. So, the FQDM and the DNS are the same, because there is no DNA alias.  We do this so that the wildcard CA certificate we use for the enterprise is valid across the deployment. ... View more

Hi @RPGIS - I'm assuming these work with the datastore profile, but otherwise where are you using this?  As an attribute rule? Does this set up a field map for an append or data load op? ... View more

Hello @RPGIS  - would you be able to share how you used copilot to derive your expression?  I ask because when I try to parametrize for Florida State Plane West HARN, the only differences are the centralMeridian, latitutudeOfOrigin and the scale factor.   var centralMeridian = -82.0 * (PI / 180); // Central meridian for NAD83 HARN Florida State Plane West (degrees to radians) var latitudeOfOrigin = 24.33333333333333 // Latitude of origin (degrees to radians) var scaleFactor = 0.9999411764705882; // Scale factor Other than the scale factor for HARN carrying more precision than the NAD 83 above I cannot seem to find where HARN would cause my conversions to have a 0.1 degree shift north in latitude and 0.05 shift east in longitude. For example, when I plug in the expressions for my respective lat and lon attributes: Pro: 27.078110470, -82.43048022 Arcade: 27.505790, -82.383999 Its interesting too because the console returns different values from the actual calculation: {"latitude":27.851679,"longitude":-82.409632} Any insights you can provide are appreciated, (I just don't have the trig to keep up) - Thanks, David Link to a similar post with an Arcade expression that works for State Plane North / South coordinate systems (Lambert Conformal Conic) https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-pro-ideas/arcade-projectas-geometry-function/idi-p/1171382/page/2#comments @TomNeer        ... View more

ok @DavidJantz I am seeing the same thing.  I dk.  I'd say lets see what the 2024.1 patch does once that comes out. ... View more