Latest Contributions by AaronKoelker

‎04-10-2019

I've never been able to get this to function correctly, even though it is supposed to be possible. Not using Portal though, but ArcGIS Online with enterprise logins. Would be curious to know if this was ever resolved. As a workaround I've resorted to using non-enterprise logins for my scripts.

‎04-10-2019

I think that might be a customized Story Map (tabbed/Story Map Series) based on the look, and then each tab is linked to a different Web App Builder application. You can achieve the same thing using the basic Story Map Series template, though. Just have each tab link to a web page and insert the URL to your individual Web App Builder apps. EDIT: Here's an example of a Story Map Series that links to separate Story Map Journals on each tab.

‎04-10-2019

When sharing or overwriting a web layer/hosted feature service from ArcGIS Pro to ArcGIS Online, you are given a few options for the editing settings of the feature service -- however they don't match the available settings you can find on the item details page for that service once it is up in ArcGIS Online. It would be convenient to have additional checkboxes and toggles in the dialogue window of the share/overwrite tool to match these (particularly the Editor Tracking settings!). I managed to do it through a script when overwriting a web layer from a Pro project using the ArcGIS Online API for Python, so it seems like the functionality is there. It would also help if the existing settings in Pro had their phrasing updated to match the settings in ArcGIS Online, to be as clear as possible for users. Also, (and maybe this should be it's own idea?) when sharing/overwriting a web layer from ArcGIS Pro, you have the option to designate the time zone of the data before sending it up as a service/overwriting. It would be amazing to have that setting available on the item details page in ArcGIS Online as well, so that existing hosted feature layers in AGO uploaded from a source other than Pro can have their time zone defined. Also also (getting nitpicky, but) it would be super helpful for some of our users to have the phrasing for the editor tracking settings on the ArcGIS Online item updated. Even just adding a "when" somewhere in the second setting would help users know that it's for tracking creation dates and edit dates, as opposed to keeping track of the user for the third setting. We get a lot of feedback with confusion over the two "Keep track of" options available. -Aaron

‎04-10-2019

When sharing or overwriting a web layer/hosted feature service from ArcGIS Pro to ArcGIS Online, you are given a few options for the editing settings of the feature service -- however they don't match the available settings you can find on the item details page for that service once it is up in ArcGIS Online. It would be convenient to have additional checkboxes and toggles in the dialogue window of the share/overwrite tool to match these (particularly the Editor Tracking settings!). I managed to do it through a script when overwriting a web layer from a Pro project using the ArcGIS Online API for Python, so it seems like the functionality is there. It would also help if the existing settings in Pro had their phrasing updated to match the settings in ArcGIS Online, to be as clear as possible for users. Also, (and maybe this should be it's own idea?) when sharing/overwriting a web layer from ArcGIS Pro, you have the option to designate the time zone of the data before sending it up as a service/overwriting. It would be amazing to have that setting available on the item details page in ArcGIS Online as well, so that existing hosted feature layers in AGO uploaded from a source other than Pro can have their time zone defined. Also also (getting nitpicky, but) it would be super helpful for some of our users to have the phrasing for the editor tracking settings on the ArcGIS Online item updated. Even just adding a "when" somewhere in the second setting would help users know that it's for tracking creation dates and edit dates, as opposed to keeping track of the user for the third setting. We get a lot of feedback with confusion over the two "Keep track of" options available. -Aaron

‎04-10-2019

While designing a survey that takes advantage of reverse geocoding a user created geopoint to populate an address field, I'm seeing a difference in the information pulled from the default ESRI World Geocoding service depending on if I fill out the form via the field app or the browser app. See screenshots below. Both points are in the same location, and while the field app returns an address number and a street, the browser form always returns an intersection of two streets, and never an address number. Often if the geopoint is not near an intersection, the two streets returned won't even make sense. It might grab a second street hundreds of meters away or a block over, and which never intersects the first street. Or two distant streets entirely. I don't see this level of inaccuracy in the field app. It's also not a matter of the two points having slightly different lat/lon. I'm able to reproduce this consistently, where the field app can semi-reliably return an address number and street and the browser form only gives two street names. Is this a bug, or am I doing something wrong? For this test field I'm just using < pulldata("@geopoint",${locationfield}, "reversegeocode") > and the default ESRI World Geocoder. Appreciate any help. I get the same results on the Android field app that I do on the Windows field app above. -Aaron

‎04-08-2019

In case anyone stumbles across this later... still haven't figured out how to designate existing editor tracking fields when uploading/overwriting a hosted feature layer. However we did manage to overwrite a hosted feature layer that had editable views (with editor tracking) by disabling via an definition update in a specific order, since editing, tracking who and tracking when, and sync capabilities have certain two-way dependencies on one another. So first turn off editing (box 1 below), change-tracking (box 2 on editing settings, last-edited-on), and sync (box 4) for the views all at once -- then turn off change-tracking (2), editor-tracking (box 3 in editing settings, last-edited-by),and sync (4) for the source hosted feature layer. Then disable editing (box 1) for the source hosted feature layer. You don't have to disable box 3/last-edited-by on the views after this. Then after you finish overwriting your hosted feature layer, you go in reverse, but turn on everything for the source hosted feature layer at once (1,2,3,4), and then turn on editing (1), change-tracking (box 2/lasted-edited-by) and sync (4) for the views. Box 3/editortracking/last-edited-by on the views will take care of itself. box 1 controlled by "Editing" under capabilities in service definition. box 2 controlled by "ChangeTracking" under capabilities in service definition. box 3 controlled by "enableEditorTracking: True/False" within "editorTrackingInfo" in service definition. box 4 controlled by "Sync" under capabilities in service definition. Hope this helps someone on the seas of Google.

‎04-05-2019

The work around I ended up doing for my project was to have two layers, a "working" layer and a "reference" layer. The working layer was symbolized by subtype and went to Collector, which lets users have the shortlist of options for creating new features. Then I wrote a python script to append data nightly from the "working" layer into the "reference" layer -- which is symbolized by the subtype domains (but doesn't actually have subtypes enabled, the values are just getting copied from the working layer domains into a field for symbolization).

‎04-05-2019

Great, thanks for the update

‎04-02-2019

Did you ever submit this to ESRI support? I have also run into this problem, and it seems tied to having an arcade attribute expression in one of the web map's layers. The attribute table opens in the app, but I'm unable to edit any of the attribute table widget settings due to an infinite load.

‎03-21-2019

Can any ESRI staff confirm if this is even possible? We've given up on trying to retain the editor tracking info for this particular project (and have found a new problem in disabling/enabling editor tracking when there are feature views involved), but am still curious of this process for use with future workflows. -Aaron

‎02-04-2019

Hey all, Currently in a jam with a python script that achieves the following workflow. Have succeeded in everything but the final step: Turn off editor tracking for hosted feature service X in ArcGIS Online. Feature X is a table of facilities with some status fields that are updated by staff through Collector. Pull down copy of feature X to a fgdb on local machine. Join status and editor tracking fields from feature X to a new feature Y. Feature Y is an updated list of facilities generated from an Oracle database (new facilities may have opened or some may have closed). Using a combo of this and this, create a draft Service Definition using a Pro project (.aprx) that contains the newly updated Feature Y. Create Service Definition file from that draft, then overwrite the Service Definition item of feature X in ArcGIS Online using .update() Republish/overwrite feature X using .publish(overwrite=True,file_type="serviceDefinition"), which carries over the changes from the updated Service Definition. Re-enable editor tracking for feature X, BUT use the existing editor fields joined to feature Y during Step 3. I am able to successfully re-enable editor tracking of the hosted feature, but instead of using the existing editor-tracking fields (Creator, CreationDate, Editor, EditDate) it creates a new set (Create_1, CreationDate_1, Editor_1, and EditDate_1). I've tried designating the fields while using update_definition() with something like: "editFieldsInfo" : { "creationDateField" : "CreationDate", "creatorField" : "Creator", "editDateField" : "EditDate", "editorField" : "Editor" } ...but it seems to ignore that. I've also tried setting {"preserveEditUsersAndTimestamps":True} both when disabling and enabling the editor tracking, but there's no effect I can see. Any idea how to control this? It's easy to set them manually with the arcpy tools in Desktop, but if I do that I'm unable to upload the feature to ArcGIS Online. If I enable and then disable with arcpy prior to upload, it doesn't remember those fields once I enable in ArcGIS Online via update_definition(). Thought maybe it should go into the draft service definition, but there's nothing about that in the documentation. I've attached a snippet of the upload and enabling process I currently have at the end of my script. Please help! -Aaron

‎08-27-2018

As an admin I try and identify stagnant users and content that can be removed to free up accounts and tidy up the organization. When looking for potential users to remove and going through their items, I can see on their content tab if an item is being shared to a group; however I have no way to see the name of the group unless the admin account is a part of that group (which it often isn't). The item's detail page not only lacks this information, but states the item isn't shared at all. It would be helpful to know what group(s) the item has been shared to, so that I can check to see if it is an important connection -- or a group that is also stagnant and unused.

‎08-23-2018

I had to build a second identical webhook to get the dynamic content to work again. I never got it working for the original that had its token expire, and deleted it.

‎08-13-2018

Ah, I see. I thought that option would be used to add a different kind of trigger, since Survey123 was already in there. Doesn't seem like there is a good way to delete the old "expired" connection without removing the dependent actions, though. And I still have to remake the action, in order to get the dynamic content option back. Mostly just an annoyance, though. Thanks James.

‎08-13-2018

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.

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Latest Contributions by AaronKoelker

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Re: Web tabs in web mapping application

Add missing web layer editing settings to dialogue when sharing/overwriting web layer from ArcGIS Pro

Add missing web layer editing settings to dialogue when sharing/overwriting web layer from ArcGIS Pro

Inconsistency in reverse geocoding results across field app and browser

Re: How to designate Editor Tracking Fields when overwriting a service using ArcGIS Online Python API

Re: Collect features by subtype, symbolize by domain

Re: Problems with Attribute Table Widget in Dashboard Theme

Re: Problems with Attribute Table Widget in Dashboard Theme

Re: How to designate Editor Tracking Fields when overwriting a service using ArcGIS Online Python API

How to designate Editor Tracking Fields when overwriting a service using ArcGIS Online Python API

AGOL Admins can always see groups that items are shared to

Re: Microsoft Flow & Survey123 login prompt

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