Latest Contributions by RhettZufelt

In the Configure Pop-ups text option, type WriteUp: and select/highlight it. While the text is still selected, click the hyperlink button:   Enter file:\\\{WriteUp} in the URL box and hit Apply: If it is a valid UNC path in the WriteUp field (as you show above), it should open that file when you click on it. R_   ... View more

I have used this method before to detect changes in a hosted feature service.  Could probably be modified to fire off your notebook/python script instead of sending an email. R_ ... View more

In the Experience builder, near the bottom of the Map config, there is a Enable pop-up switch. Have you turned this off as well?   R_ ... View more

Not sure what is going on, but I tested your code in 2.9.3, 3.1.3, and 3.2.1 and all seem to be working as expected. if I put the ".id" at the end like you have, it will only return the id. R_ ... View more

If you want to copy attributes to a 'New' feature, that is one of the options you can set in Field Maps Designer.   R_ ... View more

the message says the function getNRHPType is not defined.  Probably because it is seeing it inside the """ of the code block and thinks it is comment. Try removing the codeblock = """ and the matching """, should at least make that error go away. R_ ... View more

Don't know the solution to the collections share link, but you can always run the same utility it is 'supposed' to use and generate a valid short url. https://arcg.is/prod/shorten?longUrl=https://storymaps.arcgis.com/collections/566bdc6433f94e1caf9761b418ce4f54 Generates: {"status_code": 200, "status_txt": "OK", "data": { "long_url" : "https://storymaps.arcgis.com/collections/566bdc6433f94e1caf9761b418ce4f54", "url": "https://arcg.is/1rX0iK", "hash": "1rX0iK", "global_hash": "1rX0iK", "new_hash": 0 } } And this part of it is the short link: https://arcg.is/1rX0iK Just put the long URL after the longUrl= and submit.  the short URL is after the "url:"   R_ ... View more

The Append tool is for adding (Apending) additional data to an existing dataset. Sounds like you want to update values in existing features based on a table.  One way is to use the Add Join tool to temporarily join the table based on Account ID field, then use the Calculate Field tool to update the existing columns from the joined table. R_ ... View more

Not sure if related, but I have seen similar when using joins and a different connection file on other machines.  Makes the prefix of the joined data different. My workaround was to save the connection file on the network and use UNC path so that it is the same no matter what computer/user opens it. R_ ... View more

That make sense.  However, normally don't see the drop down unless there is a Domain (or List of values on a Hosted Feature Service). Is this a Hosted Feature Service?  If so, these Lists (Domain) can be set up on the HFS itself in Item Details, or Field Maps designer. If Hosted, you might look there to see if there is a list applied. ... View more

It appears as if there is a Domain on that field with only one value (5/8") in it.  Since 123 is not in the Domain list, it is invalid. R_ ... View more

One way would be to add a new field, lets call it "Draw" and base your filter on that: If [Draw] == "yes" Then, you could schedule a notebook/python script at the end of the month using the Python API to calculate the field values to 'yes' for the features with the appropriate date and set the others to 'no'.  R_ ... View more