Latest Contributions by AaronKoelker

It appears the ability to login to ArcGIS Online when setting up a Survey123 trigger in Microsoft Flow has been lost:   A few weeks ago I set up a Microsoft flow trigger with Survey123 to send out an email whenever a new survey was submitted. The setup was easy and the trigger still works perfectly. However, today I went in to edit the email that is sent, and found that I had lost access to the dynamic content ability that lets you insert fields from the survey into the email text with a click. I'm sure I can still write it out in HTML (@{triggerBody()['feature']['attributes']['fieldname']) etc, but the one-click was nice. I figured the "Flow" had forgot my ArcGIS login, so I went to create a new flow using a Survey123 trigger and was never prompted to login to ArcGIS online - which means no surveys to choose from my content, and no dynamic content. Again, I think I can just type in the item ID of feature service attached to the survey here -- and it will work -- but I'm curious if anyone else is having this issue, and if there is a fix or it is a bug that needs to be addressed. It all worked perfect only a few weeks ago, and I was so impressed!   I've seen the same issue on Chrome and Firefox, and have restarted/cleared cookies/etc.  ... View more

Is there a way to enable web survey backgrounds like the image below through Survey 123 Connect? The option to create a background image for surveys taken in a web browser is available through the simplified browser-based web designer, but not in Connect from what I can find. I tried pulling a survey from the web designer into connect and dug around in it's json for the setting, but couldn't find anything that's controlling this. Publishing that pulled survey through Connect again, without changing anything manually, causes the background image to disappear. So something somewhere is getting overwritten.  Any ideas? ... View more

Trying to integrate an AGO web map into a custom application that would search for specific features in the map using the map URL + "&find=EXAMPLE_FEATURE_HERE". In the web map settings I've enabled "Search by Layer" and added two layers that I need to be searchable. This method works fine if I only need to search one layer, however with two I've noticed in the browser developers console that only the first layer is being queried. If the feature I'm searching for is in the second search layer, I get a "No Results found". If I remove the first layer or swap the order, I'll get search the new "top" layer, but not the other. See web map settings image below.  If I use the built in search box in the web map, everything works as intended. So I'm curious why this doesn't work the same way with the URL. Is this a bug? The below screen shows the browser dev console. The data is a standard ArcGIS Server web service. You can see it only does one search query, for whichever layer is first. Here, I'm searching for something in feature 0, and moved feature 1 to the top in the web settings (PWS Plants in image above). ... View more

I have an OpenData layer (linked below) that I'm trying to apply a join to from a csv file (attached), and while the process successfully runs, I'm getting a table with no apparent geometry. I've had the same process work in ArcMap and with a different OpenData Layer/csv file, which makes me think it's something in that one layer or a weird bug.  My first thought was that a query or filter had been applied but that doesn't seem to be the case. There's no definition query for the layer in the mxd that was used to publish the service to the OpenData portal, either. I've tried adjusting the symbology; no dice. I also exported the joined layer into a shapefile from AGO and opened it in ArcMap, and it also failed to draw, so again it looks like it is not creating any geometry for the feature during the process. We have users who use this sort of workflow and have used ArcMap in the past, but their use is infrequent and limited enough that we wanted to see if we could just add them to our AGO organization and let them work in the browser instead.   Feature service: http://fdep.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=d3bb23dc9507422a86c95eb5efc964c9#overview   ... View more

I've been designing some maps in ArcGIS Pro for printing (with the hope of creating identical web map versions) and, seeing that Arcade expressions can carry over into ArcGIS Online, went through the time and effort to figure out and incorporate arcade expressions into my labels. I then shared my layers to my ArcGIS Online account and found that (among many other things) my Arcade label expressions were not recognized or supported.   Wasn't the whole point of Arcade to have a universal expression language across the platform and make sharing content between different applications quick and seamless? Below are some screenshots of what it should look like vs what came up in ArcGIS Online, as well as the expression I am using.  If this is a limitation of ArcGIS Online? If so, can we get some documentation on what is and isn't supported? The only thing I saw in my prior research was that multi-line label expressions were not supported, and it's frustrating to have to find the limitations yourself through trial and error. I'm glad we're getting progress in the web map labeling department, but I thought universal meant universal. Arcade Label expression: "<FNT size = '12'>" + Replace($feature.fsp_labels_SITE_NAME, 'State Park', 'SP') + "</FNT>" + " " + "<FNT size = '25'>" + $feature.fsp_labels_NUM + "</FNT>" What I'm trying to do is replace some words with abbreviations and then use two different font sizes. The replace function worked, so I'm guessing it's just an issue of using two font sizes in one label? There really needs to be some better documentation on this stuff for users to refer to. # ... View more