Latest Contributions by AlixVezina

‎09-21-2020

Hi, I just wanted to follow up on the status of this request. After consideration, this enhancement is not planned to be included in a current Web AppBuilder widget, but will rather be considered for Experience Builder.

‎09-21-2020

Hi, I just wanted to follow up on the status of this request. After consideration, this enhancement is not planned to be included in a current Web AppBuilder widget, but will rather be considered for Experience Builder.

‎09-14-2020

Hi Mark, This option is not currently available in the Web AppBuilder editing widgets. It is a great enhancement to keep in mind for future mobile editing experiences. Thank you for sharing! Alix

‎08-25-2020

Check out the third video now available here: Video Link : 6696

‎08-25-2020

Access the Data Loading Tools documentation here: Data Loading Tools | ArcGIS Solutions If you are looking for an ad hoc data loading process or processing single datasets, you may only need the Append with Transformation tool. This tool allows you to directly map and load your data from the source to the target, without needing the mapping workbooks. This leverages the Append geoprocessing tool from ArcGIS Pro, which you may already be familiar with, but allows for a more detailed field mapping and the use of complex Expressions. For example, shown in the image below, I need to load the Water Main features from a layer in my map into the Water Line layer. Append with Transformation geoprocessing tool in ArcGIS Pro 1. In the Geoprocessing pane, click the Toolboxes tab and browse to the Data Loading Tools toolbox[1] to open the Append With Transformation tool. 2. Specify the location of the source dataset. Map layers can be used as source data and, if a layer has a selection, only the selected records (features or table rows) are used by the tool. 3. Specify the location of the target dataset. If there are common field names in both the source and target datasets, the tool will automatically match them. 4. Specify the Target Field and Expression parameters under the Field Mapping section. Optionally, use the Code Block parameter for multiline Python expressions and call it in the Expression parameter to run. In this example, the GlobalID values are automatically generated when the data is loaded into the target layer. 5. Click Run to append your source data into your target dataset with the defined transformations. If you need to load multiple datasets into a new dataset, you will need to create a data loading workspace with a set of workbooks that can be iterated as your process evolves. This allows you to have a record of your mapping information so that it can be fine-tuned or revisited as needed. To learn more about source to target mapping using the data loading workspace, check out this video: Source to Target Mapping for Data Loading [1] Set the Stage for Data Loading to install this toolbox in ArcGIS Pro.

‎08-25-2020

Learn how to migrate your source data into your target data model using the Data Loading Tools.

‎08-14-2020

Hi Praneet Castelino‌, I'm not sure what your complete workflow is, but I'd like to add to Rickey's comment above. There is also an option to set up an Arcade expression to generate the sum for these fields. Here is a blog on this topic: Create Custom Field Calculations Using Arcade Expressions Here's an example: 1. Calculate the field: 2. Get results: BUT, when using the field calculation from the layer's Data tab, values are calculated and written into the field but won't be generated on the fly as new features are added. You will need to trigger the field calculation again to update the values. You can find a way to automate this process. Maybe there is a way to automate something like this with ArcGIS Notebooks? ArcGIS Notebooks -- this needs more investigating. If you need these values generated on the fly as new features are created, you can also create an arcade expression in the layer pop-up in the web map. The downside of this option is that the values are not "written into" the target field and will only be reflected in the pop-up in this web map. So depending on if you are working in ArcGIS or Portal, and if you need these values hardcoded into your field, you can explore these options.

‎08-06-2020

Hi Lance, thank you for your feedback! Would you have some suggestions on how the experience could be enhanced and examples of what you don't like with the current editing experience?

‎08-04-2020

Thank you for posting this idea. We are currently working on allowing to batch create related records when creating new features. The option to create related records on existing features is also under consideration for a future update. We will let you know when this is made available.

‎08-04-2020

Thank you for posting this idea. We are currently working on allowing to batch create related records when creating new features. The option to create related records on existing features is also under consideration for a future update. We will let you know when this is made available.

‎08-04-2020

Thank you for posting this idea. We are currently working on allowing to batch create related records when creating new features. The option to create related records on existing features is also under consideration for a future update. We will let you know when this is made available.

‎08-03-2020

Hi Dianne Gray, Thank you for sharing on ArcGIS Ideas! As you've stated, the Smart Editor widget in ArcGIS Web AppBuilder does not currently provide the capability to update Preset Attribute Actions for existing features - Presets will only be triggered when creating a new feature. This is a known limitation and updating all Presets for existing features will probably not be included in the product plan for now. However, we are looking to allow batch updating Attribute Actions for multiple selected features (including Addresses, Coordinates, and Intersections - but this excludes Presets). Also, while it is not currently possible to trigger an update on a date Preset Attribute Actions, you may be able to use the following workaround for what you are trying to do: keep track of created and updated features, see the associated documentation here. By enabling this capability on your layer from the item settings, fields are added to your layer with the last edited date and the editor's username. We will keep you posted on any related updates. Regards, Alix

‎08-03-2020

Not yet, but I will keep you posted as soon as I know more!

‎08-03-2020

Hi Tim Flynn‌, Thank you for bringing this up. I think you are right and the time should also be required. This will be corrected in an upcoming update of the Smart Editor widget in ArcGIS Online. Regards, Alix

‎08-03-2020

Hi Xander, the second video is now available here: Set the Stage for Data Loading - YouTube

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Latest Contributions by AlixVezina

Re: Add Related/Maintenance Record to All Selected Features

Re: Add Multiple Related Records

Re: Draw polygons like in Collector

Re: The Data Loading Tools - Video Series

Ad hoc Data Loading - Append with Transformation

Source to Target Mapping for Data Loading

Re: Smart Editor Widget - Summing two fields to display result in another field

Re: Add Editor Widget

Re: Add Related/Maintenance Record to All Selected Features

Re: Add Related/Maintenance Record to All Selected Features

Re: Add Related/Maintenance Record to All Selected Features

Re: Smart Editor Widget - Presets for Existing Features

Re: Can you use the Smart Editor widget to require time AND date field be filled?

Re: Can you use the Smart Editor widget to require time AND date field be filled?

Re: The Data Loading Tools - Video Series

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