Latest Contributions by forestknutsen1

Re: Introduction · ‎08-22-2021

Welcome! I don't have any specific advice for you you. But with that said, you will find people working in a wide range of GIS occupations within this community.

‎08-18-2021

I would just make a new table. logic without the esri stuff could look like this: rows = [['1', '3', '7/04/1996', 'T. Pratchett, N. Gaiman'], ['2', '4', '8/04/1996', 'person a'], ['3', '1', '9/04/1996', 'person a, person b, person c']] for row in rows: for author in [x.strip() for x in row[-1].split(',')]: print row[1:-1] + [author] ['3', '7/04/1996', 'T. Pratchett'] ['3', '7/04/1996', 'N. Gaiman'] ['4', '8/04/1996', 'person a'] ['1', '9/04/1996', 'person a'] ['1', '9/04/1996', 'person b'] ['1', '9/04/1996', 'person c']

‎08-13-2021

Oooo.... I like that! Esri made me happy today! I was wondering how john hopkins covid 19 map managed dashboards for mobile vs. desktop. I was just about ready to go ask the developer that owns the outage landing page to do the device detection and url switching.

‎08-13-2021

Thanks Derek. It would be nice to have a way in arcgis online to detect what device was loading the map and it it is phone redirect to x.... but maybe that it too much Maybe I can get what I need from an online app or an experience

‎08-12-2021

Is there a why to force the dashboard to load in landscape? Or is there a way to make my list view auto hide when in portrait? I tried to add my list elements to the side panel but it does not appear to support imbedding other elements.... ? in short I need a why to make this look okay..... land scape is a lot better but still not great on the phone.

‎08-12-2021

hmmm.... that feels a little annoying. but I could make up a MD or the like and then publish that as Hosted Map Image layer

‎08-12-2021

My polygon labels are drawing over my point and point labels. I would like the points and their labels to draw on top of the polygon labels. I would like the polygons to act like a "basemap." Something like the basemap option in arcgis desktop.

‎08-12-2021

Thanks for the feedback everyone. Sounds like we are going to be in good shape to use AGO for our public map 🙂

‎08-11-2021

Is there any problem with having a "large" number of views for an arcgis online dashboard? I am working on a power outage dashboard for our organization. It is hard to say what the traffic would be. But we have a little over 100,000 customers. If there was a major event (a fall storm) in our community maybe 10% (10,000) of the customers would hit the dashboard. The worst case is every single customer wants to go to the site at the same time (I don't think this is ever going to happen). a) Is ArcGIS online going to be able to handle this surge in traffic? b) Do we get charged credits based on traffic? c) Also, right now I am planning on uploading a csv file with the outage information every few minutes for visualization. The python overwrites the existing data in AGO. Most of the time the csv will only have 1 or 2 rows. Do we get charged credits every time we upload a file or is it just the storage of the file? Thanks!

‎08-11-2021

Thanks for the feedback Kristian. Yes, the sizing issue is likely a deal breaker for me. I may not be able to use clustering at all until esri improves things.

‎08-11-2021

Great thanks! I was able to set my table refresh in the classic then do the label is the new viewer. I checked the json for the map when I was done and the refresh interval was retained. So, it looks like I can have the best of both worlds.

‎08-10-2021

I found one way to do it (line 3)... but if feels like it is not the best. I feel like I should be able to get the sum directly: $feature["cluster_avg_CUSTOMERS_AFFECTED"]; var no_feature = $feature["cluster_count"]; var value = $feature["cluster_avg_CUSTOMERS_AFFECTED"] * no_feature; var num = Count(Text(Round(value))); var label = When( num < 4, Text(value, "#.#"), num == 4, Text(value / Pow(10, 3), "#.0k"), num <= 6, Text(value / Pow(10, 3), "#k"), num == 7, Text(value / Pow(10, 6), "#.0m"), num > 7, Text(value / Pow(10, 6), "#m"), Text(value, "#,###") ); return label;

‎08-10-2021

How do I get the sum not the average in my cluster label?

‎08-10-2021

This would be great. I would like to able to change the symbol once it rolls up into the cluster as the point symbol does not extend well. This is the "base" point symbol for a power outage map. Label number is the number of meters affected by the outage. This is the default cluster. It is too much like the "base" point symbol.

‎08-10-2021

Got it thanks!

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Latest Contributions by forestknutsen1

Re: Introduction

Re: Using Python to unpivot a table.

Re: dashbord on phone

Re: dashbord on phone

dashbord on phone

Re: Polygon label clashing with points and point labels

Polygon label clashing with points and point labels

Re: Number of visits to site and credits.

Number of visits to site and credits.

Re: show sum in cluster label

Re: Automatically refresh table in the new map viewer?

Re: show sum in cluster label

show sum in cluster label

Re: Clustering Symbols - Manage multiple symbols for clusters and features

Re: turn off auto size by scale map viewer

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