Latest Contributions by JamesTedrick

Hi @FredSpataro , We have previously researched this with the geoprocessing service team and determined this is more of an issue of a GP Service being able to accept the data in the format a webhook provides.  Webhooks by design generally emit only objects that are then processed by the receiver.  The same issue applies for feature service and portal item webhooks, for example. ... View more

Hi @ColinCampbell1 , Ca you provide more details on the scenario where you are seeing the recalculate button with read only fields (as mentioned in the community discussion), potentially with an XLSX form example?  Additionally, have you used the once() function to prevent further calculation and are still seeing this issue?  ... View more

Hi @Billy , First, I'll note that the diagnosis listed in the documentation generally covers what the Survey123 team has seen as the most likely cause of the symptom being experienced but the error codes can have a number of causes.  Given the message "Account resource file does not exist" in the error, I think this 400 message you are seeing may be a red herring - this likely refers to an attempt to access Survey123 organization settings, which are stored as a resource file attached to your ArcGIS Organization. It would be helpful to have a diagnostic log of a failed submission attempt. ... View more

@A_MN- If you have not yet, please open a ticket with Esri Support or your distributor.  Given the timeline you are indicating (beginning of November), this may be related to the update to ArcGIS Online that occured at the end of November. ... View more

@A_MN- are you using ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS Enterprise?  The 'unknown error' message was received by the Survey123 app from the feature service. ... View more

Hi @AbdulabnanMohammed , In addition to the suggestions above, you may want to check with your GIS Admin about Allowed Origins and Approved Apps settings in your organization; this is mentioned in the 'Allow origins' and 'Apps' sections of Configure security settings—ArcGIS Online Help | Documentation ... View more

Hi @AmandaBeck , The easiest way to check to see if the result is by a feature is to request any field that is filled in for each record (say objectId, or perhaps the name) and then checking to make sure the value is not null.  If the result is null, that means that no features were found. A more complicated method that specifically gets the number of features that match the query is to use  the outStatistics capability to get the count of records that meet the query.  These would be placed in the same part of the setup as the distance properties. That would look like: pulldata("@layer", "getValueAt", "attributes.count_features", '<SERVICE>?distance=250&units=esriSRUnit_Foot&outStatistics=[{"statisticType": "count","onStatisticField": "objectid","outStatisticFieldName": "count_features"}]', ${location})   ... View more

Hi @MelindaLamb - thank you reporting. We are investigating this issue. ... View more

Hi Alana, Instead of using external_choices, you should have a dedicated CSV and retrieve teh value from that.  I'll note that the external_choices sheet is written into a CSV file called itemsets.csv, not external_choices. ... View more

We are aware of this issue and looking into it. ... View more

Hi @AndreaPecharich , Could you also share the JS function?  It may be easier to e-mail it (jtedrick AT esri.com) ... View more