Latest Contributions by SteveCole

‎04-03-2024

Glad you got what you needed!

‎04-03-2024

I have some pop up logic written in for the Javascript API but I want to port that over to AGOL/Portal Web Map popups but my content logic revolves around the use of multi-dimensional arrays. I don't see anything explicitly stated in the documentation hence this post. The context for this is that I have a census data layer which has 150 attribute fields with count values. For each non-zero value, it is added to a multi-dimensional array where the 1st column is a label, the second is the percentage based on a total population subset, and the third column in the array is the percentage based on the entire population of the census tract. Once the array is fully populated, I sort the array in descending value order based on the 2nd column of the array and then build out an HTML table for the pop up. Anyways, I can do this in the JS API because it's pure JS but I'm not sure about Arcade. Thanks!

‎04-02-2024

Actually, it's not that hard. The input in the Input Geometry box can simply be a XMIN,YMIN,XMAX,YMAX list of coordinates, separated by commas. Below is what I used to query all the records found on the Olympic Peninsula: I used WGS 1984 as the spatial reference for my lat/longs (that's the 4326 number that is specified). Just figure out your bounding box and use those values which should give you what you need. If you're still hitting the 2,000 record limit, your other alternative is to do a series of consecutive queries based on OBJECTID so.. OBJECTID >= 0 AND OBJECTID <=2000 OBJECTID >=2001 AND OBJECTID <=4000 etc.... Do it all in one session so the data isn't updated and changes the ObjectIDs. You'll have to keep track of the record count as you go so you'll know when you have all the records.

‎04-02-2024

Is there a limit to the number of characters when entering an item's description? I have a feature layer based on census data and I'm trying to include a 534 row table that describes the attributes from Excel (simple copy/paste) and I can paste it into the description but the save button does nothing after I paste the table into the description. I can only click cancel to get out of edit mode. I also don't get any errors. We're using Portal v11.1

‎04-02-2024

It does. On the query page, you'll notice at the top a prompt for input geometry. This is where you can specify a bounding box to constrain your selection to (you would keep the geometry type to ENVELOPE). It's been too long since I've used this method so I'm fuzzy about using it. There's a little bit of an explanation in the REST API documentation but perhaps there's something posted here in forums you can search out in the REST API community

‎04-02-2024

You don't mention if this is the Home Use license or not. If it was a Home Use license, ESRI stopped issuing new licenses in January so you are out of luck in that case (my Home Use renewal was in February so I just missed the cut). The ESRI Blog recently had this post about Arcmap and subscription licenses. Again, you're probably out of luck and will have to migrate cold turkey to Pro. My condolences..

‎04-01-2024

The map service from FS in question is this: https://apps.fs.usda.gov/fsgisx02/rest/services/r06/r06_Culverts/MapServer What you can do is go to that URL and click on the link for the lone layer (S_R06.FishBarrier_Culvert). From there, scroll to the bottom and click the Query link. That will open a new page. Enter these parameters: Where clause: "1=1" Out fields: "*" (just an asterisk) Format: JSON Now click Query (Get) to have it query the REST service. It will return to your browser window all features with all atributes, in JSON format. Save all that text as a JSON file and then you can use the JSON conversion tool in ArcGIS Pro to convert it to a dataset. The only caveat here is that there's probably a max query record return count of 2,000 so if there are more than 2,000 features in that layer, you'll only get the first 2,000. Steve

‎04-01-2024

I already submitted this as an Idea about a year ago (text color aspect) so I wouldn't hold my breath about it getting fixed / implemented anytime soon. It should be a quick & easy fix but ESRI seems adverse to addressing things like this.

‎03-29-2024

You might try browsing ESRI's Solutions Gallery to see if there's something in there that you can use as a starting point. I don't think any of it will have labels but there should be map templates. Also, NAPSIG has some resources as well for symbology and perhaps map templates but their perspective is from the Emergency Management side of things.

‎03-26-2024

Perhaps approach this like a mall directory map- use colors / shapes to imply the type of business (squares = places to eat, circles = clothing stores, triangles = electronic goods, etc) and then perhaps using a first letter for the store name.

‎03-26-2024

No argument for me here as I agree 100 percent. This winter I was faced with either migrating to EB or extending code base in a 3.x app I have to support and I eventually chose the later. I didn't want to but EB is so laughably lacking in functionality there really was no choice. I will likely switch to EB at the end of this year since I don't want to migrate my JS app to 4.x but I am fully expecting the EB to be lacking features even a WAB app would possess. When a company doesn't have a viable competitor, this is the end result- you get what you get.

‎03-22-2024

Ah, I interpreted the minus symbol to be an identifier to the Portal search engine that there was a parameter that followed after it, not that it was designation to exclude anything.

‎03-21-2024

Thanks. -type:something is still an inclusive filter (just like clicking on an item type in the side bar) rather than excluding. I'm not having much luck filtering FOR items using this method, TBH.

‎03-21-2024

Filters in Portal (and AGOL) are based on the presence of a specified type but it could also be useful if we had the option to exclude certain types of content. For example, let's say I want to browse my organization's content for new apps/maps that others may have created. When I view my organization's content, I get a list of several dozen hosted feature layers that have been updated/overwritten because we've chosen to place a copy of each dataset into our Portal hosted features (they're updated weekly, if perhaps even nightly). If I was able to exclude a layer type item, that would reduce the unwanted noise I see when I'm browsing content. This could be implemented perhaps as a toggled list where every item type is enabled by default and then the user can toggle off the item types they are not interested in.

‎03-21-2024

Not easily, but I guess I would look at the "what's new" area of the online documentation and browse the previous versions section to see where it was introduced as a feature. There's also typically a blog post on the blog.arcgis.com site when they release new functionality so that's another place to search. I think the Javascript API lists when a feature/widget was added but you're not so lucky in this situation.

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