Latest Contributions by TanuHoque

Hi Mario, It is most likely failing because your print service fails to access agol base map services. If you set your print service Message Level to Error/Warning/Info, you should see more descriptive error message showing the reason behind the failure. The most likely reason your print service fails to connect basemap services is because of firewall settings. I think I usually asks users to do is this: log on to your server machine that is running your print service make sure you log as ArcGIS Server Account not as your account open a browser and try to access a agol basemap service hope this helps. Thanks. Tanu ... View more

Hi Wes, No problem. I did not see a reference to photo's in the blog post you shared, unless I am missing something. Is there any specific blogs referencing attachments? urgh. my bad! copy/paste error. I meant to send this help link: Attachment report elements—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  Yes, you are right - the attachment info is not there in the blog post. When we wrote the blog, Report didn't have attachment capability. We will either update the blog or create a new one for this. Thanks. Tanu cc: Scott M. MacDonald‌ ... View more

one other thing, you need to use ArcGIS Pro 2.5 or newer while authoring your report file. And on the server side, you need ArcGIS Enterprise 10.8 or newerer. ... View more

Hi Wesley Collins‌, My apologies for the delay. Reports in ArcGIS Pro now supports attachments (images only). Here is the help topic: https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-enterprise/mapping/print-reports-from-arcgis-enterprise-web-apps Could you pls give this a try and see whether it works for you? Thanks. Tanu ... View more

Hi Stefano, It seems like you are hitting a server side bug. Having said that, it looks like you can still achieve this a bit (might be better in some sense) different approach. Please see the blog post here: Dynamic Spatiotemporal Exploratory Analysis with Aggregated Results Using Time Series Data in ArcGIS  Please let me know if you find this new approach is not going to help you much. Thanks. Tanu ... View more

if you don't have time slider use case, then here is a one liner that do so the job for you. iif(DateDiff(today(), $feature.datefield, 'days') < 1, $feature.datefield, -999) or iif(today() == $feature.datefield, $feature.datefield, -999) what kind of renderer/symbology you have for this layer? ... View more

Thanks for reporting it. It turned out to be a bug in WAB Print Widget. The team is aware of this. Pls note, it works fine in AGOL Map Viewer. ... View more

hi Wesley Collins‌, we have 2 blog posts on this topic. please check whether any of them will help you. and we can go from there. Print reports from ArcGIS Enterprise web apps  Printing Popups from Web Application  Thanks ... View more

Hi Molly Watson‌, Sorry for the delay and thank you for providing valuable information. I will take a look. Lastly, I don't see a link to the blog post you referenced. Can you resend that? duh, forgot to copy/paste the url. here you go Print reports from ArcGIS Enterprise web apps  I will get back to you soon. ... View more

Regarding creating line connecting those points, I do have a workaround for that too - but it gets a bit complicated and hence I didn't post it any where plust I only know how to do that for SQL Server using a user defined function,  not sure how to achieve the same for other databases. Thanks to Thomas Colson‌, I realized there is another way to achieve this with existing SQL server function - no need to write user defined functions. See my comment here. ... View more

Hi Thomas Colson‌, That is an excellent idea!!! If you think it makes sense for your use case, you can follow the steps provided in the blog post that I mentioned in my last comment to make it dynamic (i.e. showing the latest always) and get rid the nightly task to create a new table with last 7 days worth of day. Plus you can use time slider to see how they traveled as time passed. In fact based on your idea (again thanks for that), I came up another solution to draw lines from those points. Here are flight paths (when no time is provided) ... that are created from these points The line layers has only two features instead of multiple features representing each segment of the polyline (which is btw something needed for some cases) Now if you enable time slider, you can play back how these flights moved. Here is the SQL (for SQL Server) that i used. select ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY ident) as objectid, ident, geometry::STLineFromText ( concat('LINESTRING (', coord, ')'), 4326 ) as shape from ( select ident, string_agg ( concat(shape.STX, ' ', shape.STY), ', ' ) within group (order by clock) as coord from flightawarepositions WHERE ::r:time group by ident ) a‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ or a bit different version without subquery: select ident, objectid = ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY ident), shape = geometry::STLineFromText ( concat ( 'LINESTRING (', string_agg ( concat(shape.STX, ' ', shape.STY), ', ' ) within group (order by clock), ')' ), 4326 ) from flightawarepositions WHERE ::r:time group by ident‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ NB: 1. for ::r:time syntax, please ArcGIS Pro doc here. 2. this is a very quick solution that I tried. I haven't tested whether it will hit any limits when it comes to concatenating large string ... View more

Hi Molly, Would it be possible for you to provide me a sketch of how the map and report would look like? also, are your services hosted on arcgis online or within an enterprise server. are they public that I can take a look at? lastly, pls take a look at the following blog post and see whether this might help you with reporting or not. Thanks. Tanu ... View more

Hi Mody Buchbinder‌, If you have their data in an enterprise database (or willing to move you data into an enterprise db), there is a workaround to label the latest point . https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-pro/mapping/play-back-flight-data-using-time-slider-and-query-layer-in-arcgis-pro/ Regarding creating line connecting those points, I do have a workaround for that too - but it gets a bit complicated and hence I didn't post it any where plust I only know how to do that for SQL Server using a user defined function,  not sure how to achieve the same for other databases. ... View more

Thanks for letting me know. As per Oracle help, it should work - I will look at this and update our help doc. ... View more