Latest Contributions by AaronKoelker

‎11-10-2022

@Egelkroutk I haven't had a chance to check since the ArcGIS Online update occurred last night (11/9), but I didn't see anything on the release note blog mentioning it. I also don't see it in the documentation yet, either: https://developers.arcgis.com/python/api-reference/arcgis.gis.toc.html#user

‎11-01-2022

Would really like this functionality as well. Quite unfortunate for organizations utilizing both Enterprise Portal and ArcGIS Online together.

‎11-01-2022

Any update on this? Running into the same issue, would like to export data from a REST/feature service on an Enterprise Portal, rather than one hosted on ArcGIS Online, using an ArcGIS Online Dashboard. Currently don't get the option to enable download in the widget, even when Extract is enabled in the feature service. Quite a bummer.

‎10-31-2022

Thanks for letting me know @JLBlair . It would be helpful if there was a way to search the list of open/unresolved bugs. If there is, I haven't found it yet (other than ones where I've had a cased attached to it.)

‎10-13-2022

I'm experiencing an issue when using Tasks in ArcGIS Online Notebooks. I have a Notebook that runs as expected whenever I start it manually, but when I use the Tasks options to schedule it, it will fail sporadically in the very first cell when simply trying to import arcpy. See error below: "startTime": "2022-10-13T03:33:04.3991322Z", "endTime": "2022-10-13T03:33:54.2327257Z", "type": "executeNotebook", "results": {}, "status": "FAILED", "username": "", "errors": { "messages": [ "An error has occurred.", "", "---------------------------------------------------------------------------", "Exception encountered at \"In [1]\":", "---------------------------------------------------------------------------", "error Traceback (most recent call last)", " in 7 import arcpy", " 8 from arcgis.gis import GIS", " 9 from arcgis.features import FeatureLayer", "", "/opt/conda/lib/python3.6/site-packages/arcpy/__init__.py in 72 import _initagsenv", " 73 ", " 74 from arcpy.geoprocessing import gp", "", "error: WSLib: failed initializing arcpy. Check if environment was activated correctly." ] The Task I have set up runs every 3 hours, and fails roughly 30-40% of the time. I've included a screenshot below of the recent results, but I've been seeing this behavior the past few weeks. It was not occurring this past June, when I last had it running with Tasks. I have not been able to identify any pattern to it yet, as the times vary. I will note, my Notebook is using Runtime 4.0 - Advanced. I have not had a chance to upgrade it to a newer runtime for this particular Notebook as some of the packages it relies on have changed in newer versions and will require me to rewrite how some portions of it work. I will get to that after hurricane season, but in the meantime I'm curious if anyone else has run into this issue, or if it has maybe already been logged as a bug?

‎09-26-2022

Hi @ShengdiZhang I appreciate you taking a look. It turns out I was being a dummy and was choosing the wrong source for my table within Experience Builder. While I had previously set up the Show Time option within the web map as you suggested, I was using the hosted table directly when setting up the 'Connect to Data' settings, rather than choosing the appropriate web map that had the field configurations. I probably wouldn't have ever noticed though if I hadn't been putting together screenshots to show the issue after your reply, so thanks for the help!

‎09-26-2022

This issue is still present as of September 2022. We're using Experience Builder for some emergency response applications, and letting users download certain tables that have been trimmed down to only the fields from the table view would save staff a lot of time in having to trim and format them afterward to meet their needs.

‎09-23-2022

I'm running into a similar issue, but I'm using a hosted feature layer that's just a hosted table (no geometry) and I can't seem to get the text widget to show times. I have tried connecting to it directly through the widget, as well as connecting to the data through a web map that has the 'Show time' toggle enabled on the field for the layer. Does it not work for hosted tables?

‎09-23-2022

...bump? It's been over a year and I still have no idea how to do this, or whether it's even possible. Surely I can't be the only person to run into this!

‎09-21-2022

I'm having a similar issue. I'm wondering if support for downloading data from hosted tables (rather than hosted feature layers with actual geometry) was dropped or screwed up in a recent update? I have a dashboard more than a year old that consumes a hosted feature table with no spatial info, and the download option was available and working all that time. Recently, I noticed the download button stopped working and would give a 505 error instead. Now (not sure if related or unrelated) my hosted table went corrupt or something and I had to re-upload it entirely, but no matter what I do I can't get that download toggle to appear again, despite having the Extract capability enabled in the item settings. EDIT: Just realized this post was in regard to ArcGIS Enterprise 11 -- my issue is on ArcGIS Online

‎09-21-2022

@DougBrowning It's a pretty big service, and has multiple layers/endpoints. I actually am truncating the entire table and appending the new data back in using the ArcGIS for API for Python, which otherwise works fine, but I get an error whenever an outstanding replica is present. While I suppose I could make the service for the reference data editable, and try to apply the changes like normal field edits by checking out a copy, that would potentially open up a lot of room for field users to accidentally make edits to the reference data, if the web map owners don't have their web maps set up correctly to prevent that. I was hoping these layers could be a resource for lots of different users within our org to include in a multitude of offline projects—and it wouldn't really be feasible to monitor every person that grabs them for a project and make sure that they set up their maps to prevent edits to the reference data, or expect them to read some specific instructions on the item details page that they might never even see. It's entirely possible I'm completely over complicating this workflow and there is some simpler solution I'm just overlooking. I did consider creating a custom basemap, but a lot of the reference data isn't just visual reference, and is only really useful to some users if they can click on the features and get pop-up attributes. Also, go Pack go!

‎09-19-2022

Often in our Field Maps mobile projects, we have a need to include non-editable reference data in the web map. Sometimes this reference data changes fairly frequently, and the hosted feature layer needs to be updated. In some instances, we've found the easiest/most reliable way to do this is to schedule an ArcGIS Notebook to do the update for us. However, in order to take a Field Maps project web map offline, all layers in the map need to have sync enabled, regardless of whether or not they are editable. Sync can be enabled/disabled on hosted feature layers using the ArcGIS API for Python, which is required in order to make updates to the data, however, sync can not be toggled off if the hosted feature layer has any outstanding replicas. So all that said, I am trying to figure out the best workflow to make automated updates to a hosted feature layer that has sync enabled, and may often have outstanding replicas as users check out the data for their offline Field Maps projects. I know I can unregister replicas via the python API, however I'm wondering how that may affect other layers in the offline web map when the user later tries to sync. Since the service I'm unregistering would not be editable regardless, would this essentially have no affect on the user when they go to sync their projects? Or is syncing an all or nothing process, where other editable layers in their offline project with changes will fail to sync because their replica for a reference layer was unregistered? Hope that makes sense. Appreciate any help. If nobody knows, I'll eventually try to set up a test and report back, but hoping someone else already knows the answer and can save me the trouble of setting that up.

‎08-19-2022

Great to hear, thank you for the quick response Russel

‎08-19-2022

This is more of an ArcGIS API for Python idea than strictly Notebooks, but I don't see a group for that. A need we've had for quite some time now is a more efficient notification system for pending requests to join an ArcGIS Online Group. As of now, there isn't a way to check (that I can see) that doesn't involve actually logging in to ArcGIS Online and going to the Groups page. There are a couple of existing ArcGIS Ideas posts about the option to be notified by email, but since they've been unresolved for so long I'm assuming there is an issue with introducing this functionality. As an alternative, it would be nice if the ArcGIS API for Python 'Groups' class could have an additional property added stating if the Group has has any pending join requests outstanding (or better yet, even tell you how many!). Then users could at least write and schedule their own Notebooks to handle this task for them - for example, do a daily check of specific Group(s) for pending join requests and send out an email if any are found (using a method such as those in the ESRI Sample Notebook: Deploy Automatic Notifications). A built-in option to send email notifications for Groups would still be ideal, but being able to write a custom Notebook using such a property would be find, too. Thanks -Aaron

‎08-19-2022

Hello, In the current (new) Map Viewer, the default rendering for Cluster symbology is based on the predominant value type found in the cluster. I'm wondering if it's possible to use something other than predominant type via an Arcade expression, however I can't find where I would do this within the Cluster symbology menu. A use-case example would be if you had a feature layer of overlapping inspection points that have a status of Complete (green), Due (yellow), and Overdue (red) -- and you want any cluster that contains even one Overdue point to symbolize as red, even if it is the minority. Currently, is there any way to modify this default behavior? If not, is this on the feature roadmap? If it is already possible, how would one go about doing this? Thanks!

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Re: Add new 'Member Categories' as a property to arcgis.gis.User in the ArcGIS API for Python

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AGOL Notebooks: ArcPy module fails to load sporadically when using Tasks

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Re: Text widget with dynamic data and date/time fields

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Field Maps, Replicas, and enabling/disabling Sync via the ArcGIS API for Python

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