Latest Contributions by Katie_Clark

Wow that's crazy, I JUST made a web map a few minutes ago and noticed this behavior for the first time. We were labeling contour lines. No idea what's causing it, but I'd love to find out! ... View more

Thanks for your response! I'll have to explore that functionality a bit more using Pro.  ... View more

Michael, Do you know if there are any plans to include Python as a language option for field calculations in ArcGIS Online? ... View more

Hello, It's a bit difficult to help troubleshoot if we don't get more information. I would recommend starting a new post to describe the error message and steps taken in more detail. One thing that comes to mind, there was this issue from recent memory involving the Chrome browser, though I'm not sure if it is still a problem or not: https://community.esri.com/thread/229303-cant-add-an-item-to-arcgis-online  Other than that shot in the dark, we really need more info to be able to help. Best of luck! ... View more

Been following the conversation to see if this might affect me as well.....glad that it seems you found the cause of the issue! Sorry if I'm stating the obvious, but in case you didn't know, you can check to see if there are any known issues currently happening with ArcGIS Online by checking the ArcGIS Online Health Dashboard: https://status.arcgis.com/  Looks like they have "Feature Publishing" marked as having intermittent issues.  ... View more

Ah ok, great idea! I completely agree that it would make life so much easier and make logical sense if queries/calculations (both language type and syntax) were the same between ArcGIS Online and ArcMap/Pro.  Personal pet-peeve: It drives me crazy that we can use Python syntax to calculate fields in ArcMap but we can't in ArcGIS Online! ... View more

Michael, If I understood the post correctly, that's what the OP did in ArcMap and it worked fine, but the ArcGIS Online web map filtering system is set up a little differently. Based on the drop down options (is, is not, starts with, ends with, contains, does not contain, is blank, is not blank) I'm not sure how you would implement an IN statement.  I could be wrong though? I know there is still much that I have to learn. If you know how to do this in ArcGIS Online, that would really be a help to both me and the OP!  ... View more

Yup, exactly. Glad it worked for you!  ... View more

The reason the first one you tried didn't return any results is because it looks like it's set up as an "And" statement. You want to make sure that the word "or" shows up in the view. Example: This is what the edit view looks like for that:  What does your edit view look like? ... View more

The link you provided appears to be broken so I wasn't able to look at the dataset. However, I think you could you achieve this in AGO using sets. This will group the criteria. So under the edit tab, check "add set". For the dropdown of the set, choose "Any of the following expressions in this set are true". This creates "OR" statements. You would have a set for the town name and the housing type.  Does that achieve what you are looking for?  ... View more

Weird, I'm not sure why adding a field to your layer in Pro would cause you to lose all of your other fields? Maybe I'm not understanding correctly? In order to populate a field in the survey (i.e. Asset_ID) from information from the feature in Collector, you'll need to use a custom attribute display. Example (put this in the "link" portion of the custom attribute display): arcgis-survey123://?itemID=36ff9e8c13e042a58cfce4ad87f55d19&field:surname={name} You can read more about it in the link I referenced before.  ... View more

Hi Ronald, To add to what Joe said, I believe using the custom URL scheme is the best way to do this workflow right now. I used this help page to figure out how to do it for my surveys: https://doc.arcgis.com/en/survey123/reference/integratewithotherapps.htm  You've got the right idea - create a new field called "Survey Link" (or whatever you want. Just make sure obviously it's a string type and has a long character limit!) and use field calculator to make the value equal to the URL. Will you want all features to have the same link? If so, that's pretty simple. It is possible to customize the link to autopopulate parts of the survey, but that gets a little more complicated. As for which platform to do it in, you can do it either in Pro/ArcMap or ArcGIS Online. However, my personal recommendation is to do it in Desktop first if possible, since I've had better luck with the field calculator there! I like that you can use Python scripting to calculate fields with Desktop - I don't think AGOL has that functionality yet. Let us know how if you need more help! ... View more

I'm not completely sure, but it's a good guess that not having the .prj file is why you're having trouble with ArcGIS Online...did you set a spatial reference to the layer(s) in ArcMap? If not, I would suggest doing that and then try publishing again....does that work? ... View more

Glad you got it working! ... View more