Latest Contributions by Katie_Clark

I'm glad you finally got it to work! I believe the fact that you are doing this in Enterprise instead of AGOL is the answer as to why you don't have the "Source" option in New Map Viewer. (depending on what version of Enterprise you're running....but AGOL will always be the most current because it is updated by Esri).  Anyway, yes, seems like in your case, configuring in Map Viewer Classic is the way to go, even though it's unfortunately a bit cumbersome with manually adding those fields.  Glad I could help! ... View more

Also, I had just assumed you were doing this in ArcGIS Online, but are you using Enterprise instead? ... View more

No idea why the source option isn't available for you in the New Map Viewer pop-up configuration, but in Classic, when you enter HTML in a custom pop-up configuration, you have to manually add any fields you want to display in addition to the HTML. You do this by putting the field name in curly brackets within the regular text view (not the source HTML view) ... View more

It looks like you set it up just as text, not as code. To enter as HTML code, make sure you are in the "source" view. You'll know you're in that view when the "OK" option is greyed out. When you switch out of source view (viewing the code) you should see a preview of what it will actually display as.     ... View more

Ok, no problem. If you still need additional assistance, a screenshot might help so I can know what you're seeing on your end. 🙂 ... View more

I added on an additional response regarding doing this in the new map viewer. Is that the interface you're working in? ... View more

In the new map viewer, you click "Add Content" > "Text" under pop-up configurations to add custom HTML. If you don't want the default field list/pop-up format to display, delete the Field List section from the pop-up configuration menu.     ... View more

In map viewer classic, you can customize the entire pop-up using HTML, so you can use an <a href> tag to create the email link. Here's an example of what the pop-up could look like. Attributes will populate where the field name is in curly brackets. This is what the HTML looks like for that display. Does that work for what you need?   ... View more

Have you tried HTML formatting with a custom pop-up configuration?  ... View more

@JesseCloutier Yes, it's there now. Thanks! ... View more

I do not see an option to add a signature under "Personal Information". Is there some other setting I need to change? @Anonymous User @JesseCloutier  ... View more

Hello, I've done something similar where I have the output be bold in the report if it's above a certain threshold (indicating it's out of compliance). I think this should do what you need. It should only print out the value for the expression that evaluates to true.   A few things about the syntax for conditional report formatting that I learned through trial and error.....you might already be aware but thought it could still be helpful to share: the "if" goes within the curly brackets In the above example, I highlighted all of "${question1}", but keep in mind that it's only the formatting of the dollar sign that dictates the final output. This can be useful if, for example, you want to reduce the font size for the rest of the question name to make room in your report template. Also, note that I don't have any spaces between the expressions. It might not read as cleanly, but if you add spaces it will produce them in the final report output Let me know if that works!   ... View more

In this case, since there is a set number of entries (maximum of 5 pipes in, two pipes out) I think your best bet will be to have specific questions for each cell. Each column in the table (pipe) could be a different group to help keep things a little better organized in the UI. But that way, you can reference specific field names to pull into the feature report.  I know that's not the ideal answer, but as far as I know, you can't format repeats to populate vertically like that. I'd love to know if that's incorrect, though! ... View more