Latest Contributions by DanteLee

Thanks for looking into it Ismael - looks like it either fixed itself or it was part of the recent hotfix. The icon is rendering fine again on my mobile browser! ... View more

Here to chime in with the same issue! Luckily previous versions are still intact. ... View more

On the web map itself: https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/create-maps/set-refresh-interval.htm ... View more

Holy moly, that is such a bizarre workaround. Thanks for chiming in. That did the trick for me too. ... View more

Ooh thanks, that's good to know for a future use case. Currently working on a public survey. But I see that the Survey123 results page parses the ranking automatically - is the methodology documented as a reference somewhere? I couldn't easily find it ... View more

Any tips/tricks for parsing answers for the Ranking question type? ... View more

Are you able to configure the window differently for different screen sizes? ... View more

Ah! Good to know. Thanks for the response. I'll give that approach a go. I'd ended up publishing a locator in WGS1984 ... View more

Ah always a couple different ways about it. The "proper" way (in either case) would be to use pulldata + reversegeocode. Note: This consumes 0.04 credits for each reversegeocode statement that is run, so consider your survey traffic and credit limitations. This post has a good example for how to set up a single reversegeocode and use pulldata(@json,'..') for separate fields. See the attachment in the initial question - Survey123: Reverse Geocoding. At its most basic setup, it might look something like this in the calculation field to pull the city (assuming you're using the standard geocoder): pulldata("@geopoint",${yourgeopointfieldname},"reversegeocode.address.City")‍‍‍ You could embed this within an if statement, or you could have a hidden calculation field if it helps you understand the process step-wise. The alternate method I might suggest would be a compound if statement. In this case, it checks if the address is within Zlatar. (In other words, if address contains Zlatar AND it contains Bistrica, then it is not in Zlatar.) if(contains(${address},'Zlatar') and contains(${address},'Bistrica'), 'no', 'yes')‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more

We use Cityworks to manage our 311-type calls. The easiest way is to set up service URLs in Cityworks to be used in ArcGIS Online. We opted to build SQL table views and publish them as a service on our server instead to fine-tune the data available for use. Both the service URLs and table views return live data. I'm currently struggling with our fire/police calls. Their contractors built a database view, but it's in an Oracle database while we're using SQL server. But generally similar process - create table views, publish, consume. Hope that helps ... View more

There isn't a way to do it on the front end right now, but you can set sizing on dashboard elements using ArcGIS Online Assistant. See this comment ... View more

HTTP Layer Notifications ArcGIS Online is preparing to enforce HTTPS-only communication starting September 15, 2020. At the March release, organizations who have chosen not to utilize HTTPS for their web services will receive a notification informing them that adding layers and content via an HTTP URL will not work after September 2020. For more information, read the blog. Not sure if it's even relevant to this - I used the Security Advisor to run a check on my org's ArcGIS Online items, and some of the issues flagged are in SVG icons used in dashboards. They're ones provided by Esri, and they reference http://www.w3.org. Will Esri fix these, or will they even be an issue with this https enforcement? ... View more

The web map pop-up has to be dynamically configured with the photo URL. Method 1: add a URL field to your feature layer and add the photo URLs for each point Method 2: if your point has a unique name/ID field, you can rename all your files to correspond to this field accordingly and dynamically build the URL by referencing the field. In this method, your photos need to be in the same format (all PNGs or all JPEGs etc). E.g. someurl.com/{fieldname}.png ... View more