Latest Contributions by Todd

Hi @Priya_Das , Is there are workflow using the cache geoprocessing tools? I've tested access to the map cache by exporting 3 LODs from the existing cache to a new cache. I also pointed to the exisitng Imagery cache, added it to Pro and published a map service but once it's published I cannot change the settings in Server manager to utilize the existing map cache. When I edit the setting and click 'Save and Restart' it reverts back to using dynamic.  I'm using EPSG 4326 and was hoping to point the cache config to the existing config.xml file.  Are you able to expand on 'creating a map service to consume the cache'? That would be helpful, as I can currently create new services, but need to point to the existing caches. Thank you! Todd ... View more

Thanks Simon, I do know the location of the caches as they were copied to the /basemapcaches folder. I'm seeking to manually publish them using Pro. ... View more

Hi @IsmaelChivite and GeoFriends, I have an older Survey123 Connect XLS that is failing the new HTML requirements. I'm using the following calculation to concatenate a URL creating a custom hyperlink for Google Maps:  concat('Map: ','<a href=','"https://www.google.com/maps/place/@',${loc_lat},',',${loc_lon},',17z"',' target=','"_blank"','>Google</a>')  Could someone point me in the direction to assist with correcting these errors? Warning The "https: attribute is not supported for the a HTML tag. The "https: attribute is not supported for the a HTML tag. This element may not be visible on the form. Warning The www.google.com attribute is not supported for the a HTML tag. The www.google.com attribute is not supported for the a HTML tag. This element may not be visible on the form. Warning The maps attribute is not supported for the a HTML tag. The maps attribute is not supported for the a HTML tag. This element may not be visible on the form. Warning The place attribute is not supported for the a HTML tag. The place attribute is not supported for the a HTML tag. This element may not be visible on the form. Warning The @',${loc_lat},',',${loc_lon},',17z"',' attribute is not supported for the a HTML tag. The @',${loc_lat},',',${loc_lon},',17z"',' attribute is not supported for the a HTML tag. This element may not be visible on the form. Warning The target attribute is not supported for the a HTML tag. The target attribute is not supported for the a HTML tag. This element may not be visible on the form. Warning The "_blank"',' attribute is not supported for the a HTML tag. The "_blank"',' attribute is not supported for the a HTML tag. This element may not be visible on the form.   Thanks in advance, Todd   ... View more

@lvargas we are having a similar issue. We've abandoned use of the web adaptors since we have a reverse proxy server available. However, the documentation for configuring a proxy server on Linux is much to be desired. We still have several instances where /arcgis/ points to  /portal/ which have been handled in a config file. This includes handling of new user accounts, REST services, creating feature services, etc. It doesn't make much sense to have to add so many ProxyPassReverse settings to get the system to function.   ... View more

There is definitely more to this and I'm seeking the same answer. The Excel files have increasingly become more and more detailed with additional version releases. Copy and pasting the the headers will work, though your drop-down references will need to be updated as well (see pic). Definitely interested in an easier solution for updating the form/.xlsx. Thanks, Todd ... View more

Same problem here. Cleared everything in Firefox. Opening Data tab and it still wants to append ?report=format:docx on the url. Cannot access anything functional using the Analyze or Data tabs.    SOLVED: moved my 'deviceid' field from the bottom to the top, after the 'begin group' record and before the 'note' record. Now I can see data in the 'Data' tab.   ... View more

@Alber_Verster worked kinda. You need an extra ',' included in the map url between the lat/lon.   concat('<a href=','"https://www.google.com/maps/place/@',${school_lat},',',${school_lon},',17z">Google</a>')   The only issue I still have is embedding the new concat-ed variables in my 'hint' attribute. Once I add them back it jacks it up. I have several variables I'm adding as you can see and by using the <br> tags it cleans up the display (versus one variable as shown above).  I notice the extra space before the address string. Maybe I need to do a concat on the entire html string? I'm testing using Edge and not sure how to have the html breaks <br> removed. Here is an example: concat(${school_address_street},' ',${school_address_city},', ',${school_address_state}, '<br>',${school_address_county},' County') Here is the result: Hmmmmm.... ... View more

@MichaelBruening yes, I believe it's due to the amount of records I'm using. The original post I was using locations (115K) throughout the country. For now, I've limited my selections to only 5 states and the performance is much better. Obviously it's the field app that suffers the delay. Thanks!  ... View more