Latest Contributions by Katie_Clark

Oh, great to know! Thanks Doug! ... View more

The size limit for attachments is 10mb per attachment, but I don't think there's a limit to the total amount of storage you take up. You can check out this support page for a few work arounds to the document size limit. https://support.esri.com/en-us/knowledge-base/how-to-attach-files-larger-than-10-mb-to-features-in-ar-000024193#:~:text=Summary,than%2010%20MB%20is%20required.  I suppose as long as you're willing to pay the storage costs, Esri won't complain. 😉 ... View more

Yikes, that's no good....a very familiar story though, unfortunately! Anyway, your best bet is to try to recover the sqlite database off the device. You can try looking at this documentation or this support page to start. Good luck! ... View more

We have had this happen with some frequency when using iPads. They seem to run pretty hot compared to other devices.  From what I've heard from the field crew, their best bet was just to return to the car in the AC and let the device cool down a bit...sorry that's not a more helpful answer! 😞  I've seen some tablet cases that are supposed to be "cooling", but they were pretty pricey and there's no way we'd get those approved for all of our field crews. However, your budget/crew numbers might be different so perhaps you could look into those. ... View more

As far as I know, there isn't a hard limit on the number of features. I've worked with parcel datasets that have millions of features, and there are plenty of layers in the ArcGIS Living Atlas that are at the national scale and have feature counts in the millions as well. That being said, there is of course a "practical" limit of how many features the browser can handle, and you'll most likely run into performance issues when you work with a layer that large. But it seems like you have a workflow in place to work around that and create views, so that's not an issue for you guys. One other thing to consider is of course credit consumption if you are hosting a feature layer that large in ArcGIS Online. But those limitations will vary between organizations.   ... View more

Oh yay! I'm so glad my post could help. 🙂 ... View more

What you're experiencing is by design, if the web map is private, then it will not be visible to anyone who does not have access, even when consumed within a web app. Is there a reason that you would need the web map private but the web app public?  ... View more

Hmmm, is it possible the script is stored somewhere on your company server, then? Do you guys use any other software to help with the automation? (i.e. FME or similar) ... View more

Sounds like the script might be running in a notebook? If you search your ArcGIS Online organization for "notebook", does anything come up? If so, you can open the notebook and view the script there. ... View more

I think something like this should do it. It can help to write out your expressions like this to help visually group the conditional statements. It's also very helpful to write within a text editor that uses syntax highlighting so you can keep track of matching parentheses.  Note that line 5 is the final "Else" part of the if-statements.  if(${UT} < 1, ${UT} + 2, if((${UT} >= 1) and (${UT} <= 5), ${UT} + 1, if((${UT} > 5) and (${UT} <= 50), ${UT} * 1.2, if((${UT} > 50) and (${UT} <= 100), ${UT} + 10, ${UT} * 1.1 ) ) ) )   ... View more

I think some things got messed up with your attachments. There's no report template (word doc) and the screenshots aren't working for me. Can you send again? ... View more

@ZacharySutherby   Thanks so much for your response and additional information about how the XLS Form works. In my case, it was the indexed-repeat as you mentioned. I'm using position(..) in a repeat question to create ID's for each entry based on it's position in the repeat. This works as intended in the survey and isn't causing issues as far as I can tell. ... View more

I'd say there are a few things to consider here to determine your best course of action. Here are my personal recommendations: Are the responses from the pre-test group valid, or is it just test data? If test data: it makes sense to delete If valid data: will publishing the updates to the survey cause the feature layer to be overwritten so you'll lose existing data? (it should give you a warning before publishing if this is the case. Only certain types of changes cause this to happen, i.e. changing a field type for a question). If no loss of data after publishing updates: keep as is. Perhaps add a hidden "Dev Notes" field to the feature layer or something, where you can write a note to indicate that the responses were submitted with a previous version of the survey, if that's info that you need to keep track of.  If loss of data after publishing updates: export the feature layer as a file geodatabase first. You can then either save these records in that format for archive/reference purposes, or append into the updated feature layer after publishing the updates. Hope that helps! ... View more

@IsmaelChivite Thank you so much for your response and confirming that - I'll open a support ticket as you suggested.  ... View more