Latest Contributions by AllenDailey1

Hello, I am working on updating my organizations AGOL content to HTTPS rather than HTTP.  I need to change a few things related to that on one of our Hub Sites: County of San Luis Obispo  When I try to save it after making some edits, such as changing image URLs to HTTPS, I get an orange error message along the bottom of the screen that stays for a few seconds and then goes away.  The error message is: "TypeError: @esri/hub-sites: drafts only belong to a site or a page item model" The site's "save" button has an exclamation point next to it: and when I click the dropdown next to "save," it has this list of options.  None of them get me any closer to saving my edits. This site was created before I joined my organization; it might be somewhat "old."  I have recently created other Hub Sites and have never had this issue before. Any ideas? Thank you! Allen ... View more

Hi there, I have a question related to the new question types, and also using custom JavaScript functions in Survey123 (Survey123 Connect and Excel), in the new version of Survey123 coming out in July 2020.  I attended the Survey123 sessions at the 2020 UC with Ismael Chivite and James Tedrick and attempted to ask questions, but my questions - in every session - were labeled as "waiting for review" and were apparently never viewed by anyone!  I also made appointments with Survey123 team members in the Showcase but no one ever met with me.  So here I am! I learned that "geopoint" questions will now be called "map" questions.  In my existing surveys that have geopoint questions, will I have to go back into the Excel and change them to "map" questions in order for the survey to still work with the new version of Survey123? I learned that custom JS functions will now be required to go in a folder called "scripts."  This folder used to have to be called "extensions."  I have two existing surveys that use JS functions in "extensions."  Will I have to rename the folder to "scripts" in order for my custom JS to continue to work properly in my surveys with the new version of Survey123? Thank you!  Allen ... View more

I'm just learning about Cursors and am trying out the UpdateCursor with fake data in a feature class in a file geodatabase.  I am working towards editing values in existing rows.  I have been able to successfully do this to an extent:  I'm using a counter to give each row a unique value, starting at 1.  The data type is text/string (because this field is for building number, so it could include a building number such as H-101 or something).   When the counter hits double-digits, i.e. 10, it throws a Type Error - "sequence size must match size of the row."  I read about this error on this Esri page: Error: TypeError: sequence size must match size of the row   But nothing there seemed to apply to my code.  Does arcpy think that a double-digit number has two pieces, so it cannot be put into one cell??   Here is my code: import arcpy fc = "H:\ActiveShooter\ActiveShooterAutomation\ActiveShooterAutomation.gdb\Fake_AS_buildings" # This worked only up to 9, assigning building numbers from 1 to 9. Error after 9: # "TypeError: sequence size must match size of the row" ??? counter = 0 with arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(fc, ["BUILDING_NUMBER"]) as cursor: for row in cursor: counter += 1 row = str(counter) print(row, type(row)) # For testing/diagnostic purposes cursor.updateRow(row) Here is what happened in ArcMap.  The cell values were successfully edited/entered, up through 9. Can anybody help me figure out why this error is occurring?  Thank you!! Allen ... View more