Latest Contributions by CalvinHarmin

This is somewhat related: I think the gist of this previous idea is to have the field order and visibility settings in the Data tab be persistent.  https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-online-ideas/hiding-fields-using-data-tab/idc-p/1664084#M13462 ... View more

I am also working on a similar thing with ArcGIS Python API, so I can collate all existing relevant user info for licensing (arcgis pro),  groups, user level, roles, etc. So hopefully I can re-apply all of that to the new user automatically once I start nuking accounts and restoring them after SSO-login occurs.  ... View more

This may not be relevant to your use case but here's my experiences: In the case of query using ArcGIS REST API and doing something with the response and for updating the values, you can use SQL-friendly time operations. In the case of Survey123 and Power Automate, it receives the datetime from AGOL hosted feature layer date fields as UNIX Epoch time, or I think it's also referred to as an 'epoch milliseconds' integer. It's a weird thing that references 1970 as the starting point in time and counts up in milliseconds from there. I assume this is the 'real' value stored in AGO databases, and ArcGIS Pro is just interpreting that at either UTC, or showing it as local time zone if ArcGIS Pro settings are configured for that. I recall some confusion about if this local time zone is something you can actually configure or not so I'm not sure about that. It might automatically display UTC times as local times in Pro. Have you already perused this documentation page? It might give you some more information about date/time issues. There is a newer field type called TimestampOffset which may be useful if you want to retain original UTC times. https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/tables/date-fields.htm https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/manage-data/work-with-date-fields.htm  P.S. Converting epoch milliseconds to EST string date time in Power Automate is really fun: convertTimeZone(   addSeconds('1970-1-1',      div(<source AGO datetime>,1000),     'MM/dd/yyyy hh:mm:ss tt'    ),   'UTC','Eastern Standard Time',   'MM/dd/yyyy hh:mm:ss tt' ) ... View more

Piling on - we have this use case now as well where we need to 'map' Azure AD login to the same naming convention as existing users. It seems like we will have to systematically migrate user content, delete all of our users and have them re-created upon Azure SSO login, and then restore content. This also breaks any collaborations they were invited to. I can't find any other alternative so far. ... View more

Checking in with identical use case: We've got Azure AD SSO enabled for ArcGIS Online. We're in a testing phase. I've hit a fork in the road... We are already using the naming convention for AGO usernames where it follows our Town email base name, which is first initial / last name, follow by _tofv , since that's our AGO tenant short name. Example in my case: charmin_tofv That's what we want to continue to use, but upon first Azure AD SSO login, there is not a method I can find to 'map' the existing user to the Azure AD login. So on AGO side it creates, for example, a new charmin_tofv2 user automatically. Can anyone confirm if there is still no viable a method of 'mapping' Azure AD to existing accounts like this, so we don't have to wipe out and recreate users? That process also breaks any collaboration invites they may have had, aside from the content migration issue. ... View more

I wonder if there is a similar SQL gui editor like this from another software that is more obvious that could be used as an example of how this menu could be a little more user-friendly? I also wish when using 'Not equal to' there was a checkbox to include (or Is Null) rather than making another duplicate line for that purpose. I have a lot of use cases where I'm specifying, essentially, "all values except this one" and I want that to include Nulls. If you don't specify that as an OR statement, Nulls won't be included.  ... View more

Following up after testing on my end - here's what I would do: Clip Raster Use your polygon as output extent Do not change the default (unchecked) options for clipping unless you are wanting on odd shape - maybe test that after following these other steps to see if the output differs. Environments: choose the source layer as the output coordinate system, if your map's coordinate system differs Snap Raster - choose your source layer Do not build Pyramids or calculate statistics - the resampling method by default is 'Nearest' but that only relevant for calculating pyramids so it doesn't matter. Your output will apparently look different from the source. To compare apples to apples, open the Symbology tab for each respectively and change Stretch Type to None, Gamma to 1.0 (or whatever as long as its the same), and set the Statistics as Custom: 0 min and 255 max. ... View more

Sorry if this is a dumb question since you seem to know what you're doing - but are you certain both layers have STRETCH settings turned off? I think Pro tends to default to applying stretch settings to new rasters added to the map - although this default is something you can change if I'm not mistaken.  If you use the navigation / query / pop-up info tool to poke a cell and see its value - are the cell values ACTUALLY different between the input and output rasters when you inspect a specific cell?  'Snap raster' option being set to the source raster should be used as part of your process if you want to ensure the cells don't get resampled or offset from original - but that's just one aspect and not the whole answer.   ... View more

@timcneil  I often reference the data tab in my day to day for hosted feature layers when I quickly want to see what/when were the last few records created, for example. Being able to permanently customize the field order, hide fields, and sort would be a benefit for my use case.  Having a 'show default field settings' (i.e. all fields) / 'show custom field settings' quick button to toggle would then also be useful.  Then when adding the hosted feature layer to a map, it could inherit the 'custom' field settings. Of course, this could be overriden in the Map Viewer settings, but not affect the 'base' custom field settings in the data view. ... View more

I have a WMS imagery service with a bunch of historical flights, sometimes I forget that when adding this to Maps it triggers that time slider and I am confused for a while until I figure it out. It would be nice for this feature to include some indication of what layer it applies to.  ... View more

I had a use case for this: I created a 'virtual' unit-less space of sorts to be able to plop down points on a building construction plan view (raster) to represent where our IT department wanted to put in WIFI access points, power outlets, ethernet ports, cameras, etc. For some projects there are multiple floors or buildings, so we could display them all in one building plan (raster) image so it could all be seen at a glance.  Editing was done through a web map with editing templates for each type of 'thing' that might need to be added to the plan. This could be shared easily internally and with contractors so they could see the plans, and we could easily update and modify, etc. I did a small presentation on this for fun at some point (attached).  ... View more

If there's not a quick answer on using an ArcGIS connector for this, here's how you can do it via an HTTP action instead: Overview/proof of concept:   HTTP action to get AGOL token with REST API Query hosted feature layer HTTP action using REST API Note: the URL for the hosted feature layer needs to include the /0 or whatever the sub-layer index number is.     ... View more

I see an idea has been out there for this since 2021. That's depressing that this basic function still isn't in the ExB widgets.  https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-experience-builder-ideas/option-to-quot-add-new-row-quot-or-record-when/idi-p/1078042/page/3#comments ... View more

AGOL does have a newer editing-specific 'Web Editor' view of the new Map Viewer that is actually pretty great. Bulk editing, reshape, split, snapping, merge, etc. Have you tried using that? ... View more

I think it's important to clarify: If your Tech folks review the power automate flow run history list: Is it being triggered (i.e is there a recorded flow run) every time you would expect when a feature is created? Or was this flow screenshot isolated and there aren't really any other triggers occuring? I have the impression that unless that flow is consistently triggering and halting due to the same error, that may have been an isolated glitch; maybe related to this overall webhook issue that is confirmed and being investigated now.  Since the only parameter for that automated trigger action is to select a layer from a pick list, there seems to be no way for anyone to misconfigure it. ... View more