Latest Contributions by MKF62

Whoops, I should have updated this! I realize you said you were using this script before and it just stopped working so my answer may not apply, but I found out for my purpose I was using the wrong tool altogether. I was trying to use the export function instead of the extract data function. When I used the extract data function instead, it worked how I wanted it too. If I recall right, if I have an Administrator role in my organization (not just a group manager/owner), I could extract anybody’s data in the group as long as the user was part of our organization. If the user is outside the organization, you will be unable to extract their data. To me the documentation is rather unclear about how export and extract data differ. From what I can gather in the documentation, it sounds like export is for exporting an entire service and extract data is for querying and exporting only certain features (or all the features if you so choose). If you find that export is what you need, you need to be the owner of the service (which you said works), but you need have an Administrator role in your organization to export anything owned by anyone else in the group, not just the owner/manager of the group, as per the documentation. If you're trying to export a service that's owned by a group member that is not within your organization, you will be unable to do so, just like the extract data tool. ... View more

Okay, I think I understand now. Feature templates can be edited locally, published to server, and then used with Smart Forms. You just can't edit the template online unless it's hosted.  On another note, I can build a form, but the problem is that it requires me to add the fields Shape.STArea() and Shape.STLength(). It makes them a required field, but it also makes them uneditable (Allow mobile users to edit checkbox is unable to be checked) and it doesn't automatically calculate so I am unable to  submit features on the mobile app if they're on my form. I wonder if I made actual feature templates it would go away.    ... View more

I have the option to sign in with "ArcGIS login" instead of entering a URL for the enterprise login, however it does not work with my credentials. I do not think I am a built-in user but rather the users are created passively upon first logging into the enterprise login. Perhaps we use the enterprise identity store? I'm not the GIS Administrator here and I don't have access to look at how everything is setup unfortunately. I do know the admin can create built-in users though that can use the regular ArcGIS Login, perhaps that is the route to take, though it sounds like this idea won't work out anyway. Is there really no way to work with web GIS layers passively? I'm trying to retrieve markup layers that will be shared from the new Field Maps app by our field workers. It's a conglomeration of 25 states and I do not want them to mess around in the group they share their markup to because they have little knowledge of GIS and I fear they will mess with our maps unintentionally. I would rather simplify the process by just having them click on a button from a JS API developed map, do some processing with their markup layers and a couple feature classes, and then have all the layers they need "magically" downloadable or emailed to them. I already do this passively with data that sits on our server, I'm just trying to figure out a way to do it with the stuff that gets shared to AGOL too.  ... View more

Thanks, but unfortunately this won't work for me. I can successfully use a client ID  and OAuth 2 to authenticate, but I need this script to be non-interactive. Eventually I would like to publish it as a geoprocessing service so someone can click a button on a JS API built web map which will launch the script on the server and pull some data down from our web GIS to work with in ArcPy. I'm not even sure that's something that will work, but I can try it if I could just log into our portal passively. ... View more