Latest Contributions by AprilChipman

‎10-25-2019

Just so I'm clear... The new version of Survey123 Connect (3.6.157) fixes the null geometry submitted by the webapp issue? Also, is version 3.6.157 available to download and install?

‎10-22-2019

Thanks, Ismael! This is very helpful!

‎10-11-2019

And can the email list the labels of a domain, rather than the code?

‎10-11-2019

My Google-fu is failing me. I can't seem to find a tutorial, video, or explanation on how to create the content of an email message in Integromat. I've figured out how to add in the attribute information from bits I've read here, but it all comes through as one long paragraph. I'd like to learn more about the different functions available and how to make the email look more professional and readable. Any links to further information would be very helpful!

‎10-08-2019

As I continue to troubleshoot this problem, I've noticed other surveys are also not creating a geopoint feature when a survey is submitted through the web. Is anyone else having this problem?

‎10-07-2019

**Edit** I submitted a case through ESRI Technical Support and the tech thinks this is a bug in version 3.6 of Survey123. If a survey is submitted through the web, the data will be added to the feature layer, but a point will *not* be created. If a survey is submitted through the app, both the data and a point will be created as expected. When testing the web survey with '?version=3.5' at the end of the URL, it worked as expected. ---------- One of my surveys has decided to not create a point whenever a survey is submitted via the web. The data is still entered into the table, but there is no point on the map. I've looked in the Data-Visualization tab on ArcGIS Online, a webmap created with the layer, and the data tab in Survey123 - all with the same problem. The data is there in the table, but there is not a point on the map. I've submitted to the survey via an Android phone and the data point shows up as expected. No problems. Anyone have an idea what is going on here?

‎09-13-2019

I know I'm a bit late to the party, but I just created my first Survey123 with repeats. It worked wonderfully! But now, I've created an Operations Dashboard to show off (display) the data to my stakeholders, but I can't seem to access the data in the related table created by the repeats. Am I missing a step somewhere?

‎09-06-2019

I have several fields where the data is currency (US dollars and cents). Is it possible to format the feature report so the value shows currency? For example, the values in the report snippet above should be $31.00, $1,158.00, $1,189.00, and $2,378.00.

‎08-15-2019

Thanks, Tanu! I was able to use the tool, validate the SQL, and create a new layer. When I click Start Editing, I get an error that there are no editable layers, and when I try to open the attribute table I get the error below: I have ArcPro 2.4.1 and am running ArcGIS Desktop 10.6.1 and have established a 10.6 enterprise geodatabase on the new server, but I'm having problems with the security certificate so can't get to Portal still. I can try running this tool through that database connection, but the other feature classes are still on the old ArcGIS and SQL servers. I'm not sure if that will help? **Edit: I imported my district polygon layer and my meter point layer into the new 10.6 enterprise geodatabase. Ran the tool in ArcDesktop 10.6.1 and successfully created a new layer. I am still unable to edit it and still get the same error when I try to look at the attribute table.

‎08-15-2019

The data is in a SQL Server 10.1 SDE geodatabase. (I'm trying to install ArcGIS Enterprise 10.6.1 on a new server, but it's not going well.)

‎08-15-2019

The service is from a Map Image Layer shared from ArcGIS Server 10.3.1. I have the data both as a point layer and as a polygon layer of each section with a field for the number of members in each section. There are approximately 22,000 meters to be divided up into 7 districts, but each Board member has to live in their district so I can't automatically divide the meters evenly. They also do not want to split a section between districts.

‎08-12-2019

I'm trying to create a WebApp to help my Board of Directors create new Board Districts. They want to be able to draw a new boundary on a map and see the summary of meters in that area. They would also like to keep that new district as a feature in a layer until they have come up with an agreed upon district boundary. I've built a webapp with a layer that has every section and then a field of the total number of meters in each section. I then have a different, editable, layer that can be used to draw the new boundaries and has an attribute column for the total number of meters. I've tried the following widgets: Screening, Analysis, Select, and Summary with no luck. I'm not sure if I'm just not configuring one of them correctly or if the widget won't do what I'm hoping it will. I've also built an Operations Dashboard and tried to create Indicator widgets that will total the number of meters in each feature using a spatial feature, but that isn't quite working out either. Does anyone have any suggestions for me?

‎08-01-2019

I am in the process of upgrading and migrating from ArcGIS Server/Desktop 10.3 to ArcGIS Enterprise 10.6.1. The 10.3 version has a SQL Server geodatabase on a 2008 Windows machine. The new 10.6 version has a SQL Server geodatabase on a 2016 Windows server and SQL version. Should I be able to connect to two different versions of geodatabases on two different SQL servers running different versions of SQL? Or do all of my connections have to be to the same version of SQL Server? I have not been able to connect to the new geodatabase, and have tried installing ODBC 13 and uninstalling Native Client 2012 with no luck. I keep getting this error:

‎07-29-2019

I get to the Server Manager using https://(machinename).(domain):6443/arcgis/manager and it takes me to this page (when logged onto the server under the username that installed the server software): When I go to the Administration URL you listed above, I get an image of half a stylized blue globe/sphere.

‎07-26-2019

Uhhh... How do I know if I connected the new server site to Windows Domain (Active Directory) or LDAP? I found Users and Roles in the Server Manager, but they both say they are managed by Portal for ArcGIS and that I need to log in to portal. I logged into Portal and it shows one user (me), which is a Level 2 Administrator.

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Latest Contributions by AprilChipman

Re: Minor update to Survey123 available (October 17, 2019)

Re: Integromat-Gmail Message Body Tutorial

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Integromat-Gmail Message Body Tutorial

Re: Web Form Not Creating Point

3.6 Bug - Web Form Not Creating Point

Survey123 Repeat Data in Operations Dashboard

Currency in Feature Reports

Re: Summarize Meters in District

Re: Summarize Meters in District

Re: Summarize Meters in District

Summarize Meters in District

Connecting to SQL Servers

Re: Unauthorized Access to ArcGIS Server Manager

Re: Unauthorized Access to ArcGIS Server Manager

Re: Internal server-side error

Re: Print fail started overnight

Moving Data from one Survey to Another

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