Latest Contributions by EmmaHatcher

This will work if you replace single apostrophes with double apostrophes (and I mean double apostrophes, not quotation marks) in your python code. So your variable would be p1.filter.list = ["a", "b", "don''s c", "d"]. I know, it's kind of weird, but so it is. Best of luck! ... View more

You can do this with two Lists an a trigger action set on the first List. The first List would be your counties, and your second list would be the associated programs. You would set up a trigger on the counties List to filter the framework, including the associated programs List, based on a key field between the two tables (this does make the Query Table moot for the Experience Builder). I have a similar set up to handle a few one-to-many cases between feature services with one of my Experience Builder pages. See the result of this pictured below: First list selection applied, with the result in the second list:   Hope that's helpful! ... View more

Hi David, I have two list widgets in a draft Experience Builder that don't have selections upon initial load, but once people start adding their selections and filters, refreshing the page retains these selections and filters. This preservation of previous app states is unexpected behavior for my organization's users. I'm not sure why it's behaving differently for me compared to you, however, as @WeiYing1 mentions it's a known limitation... You can verify with this link. The three region options and the areas tab are both list widgets. I didn't select anything in the configuration that I know of... but I'll let you know if something jumps out. Either way, we need a way to disable the storing previous states behavior when the browser is refreshed... ... View more

Hi David, Any updates with this bug?  Many thanks, Emma ... View more

This would be very helpful for my organization as well!! This is been one of the sticking points for my organization in adopting a public-use sport fishing locations explorer built using Experience Builder. While applying filters works well for people, they are getting hung up on when they want to change filter parameters because they have to remember to click all of their previous selections to disable them. A simple "reset" option would go a long way for user-friendliness. ... View more

I just tried to iteratively build a set of tables using the code I posted below, and it returns nothing... var main = FeatureSetByRelationshipName($feature,"Remote_Releases",["FACILITY","AGENCY","SPECIES","MIN_BROOD_YEAR","MAX_BROOD_YEAR","TOTAL_RELEASED"]) var fltr = OrderBy(Filter(main,"TOTAL_RELEASED > 0"), 'MAX_BROOD_YEAR DSC') var rList = '<table><tbody>'; for (var r in fltr){     rList += TextFormatting.NewLine + '<table><tbody>         <tr><th>Species: ' + r.SPECIES + ' - Agency: ' + r.AGENCY + '</th></tr>         <tr><td>Brood Years: ' + r.MIN_BROOD_YEAR + '-' + Text(r.MAX_BROOD_YEAR) + "</td></tr>         <tr><td>Total Released: " + Text(Round(r.TOTAL_RELEASED), '#,###') + '</td></tr>         </tbody></table>' } ... View more

Quick update-- it's shared with you now, and the map extent trigger is back on so you can see what's happening. This time around, it looks like the filter from the area list selection (list one) gets applied briefly, then is undone by the map extent trigger as the map zooms in. ... View more

Hi David, Thanks for the reply! Yes, you are correct. One list should filter both the map and second list, and that works. What isn't working is that the extent query then overrides the filter triggers on list one, so list two will show areas outside the list one selection, but the map filter from list one is retained.  I disabled the map triggers for our users temporarily, but I will re-enable and share so that you can see how the two don't work together. Thanks, Emma ... View more

The map extent trigger to filter the framework is overriding framework filters set by the list widget. The list widget triggers successfully filter the map, but the map zoom trigger set on the list widget initiates the map extent trigger to ignore the data filter setting. I would expect the user to only then see the data visible in the map reflected in the rest of the framework, and have the extent changes work with only that visible data. Instead, it appears I can't have both-- each works very well separately, but they don't play well together.   I posted more about this here: https://community.esri.com/message/956578-possible-bug-experience-builder-map-extent-triggers-override-list-filter-triggers ... View more

Hi Marisa, I'm trying to export a survey to a file geodatabase and am running into problems with the export_format strings. The documentation doesn't have much in terms of what the strings actually need to be.  I tried using "File Geodatabase" as my export format, and I get the error below: Here is the code that generated that error: import arcgis from arcgis.gis import GIS from arcgis.apps.survey123 import Survey, SurveyManager import os gis = GIS("https://adfg.maps.arcgis.com", 'username', 'password') tbl_path = r"C:\Data\SurveyDownload_" + str(today).replace("-","_") if not os.path.exists(tbl_path): os.mkdir(tbl_path) sm = SurveyManager(gis) survey = Survey(survey123_form, sm) survey123_form = gis.content.get("2ea1bdb67eda442eac567b15edd1181a6") survey123_form.download(export_format = "File Geodatabase", save_folder = os.path.join(tbl_path))‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more

I also have this question! I'd like to create a nicely-formatted table for a one-to-many relationship, and only add table rows for the number of values. The rows per feature vary from 1 to 15. Right now, I have to do this using a list in Arcade: var main = FeatureSetByRelationshipName($feature,"Remote_Releases",["FACILITY","AGENCY","SPECIES","MIN_BROOD_YEAR","Max_Year","TOTAL_RELEASED"]) var fltr = OrderBy(Filter(main,"TOTAL_RELEASED > 0"), 'Max_Year DSC') var rList = ''; for (var r in fltr){     rList += TextFormatting.NewLine + '-(' + r.AGENCY + ' ' + r.MIN_BROOD_YEAR + '-' + Text(r.Max_Year) + ") " + r.SPECIES + ": " + Text(Round(r.TOTAL_RELEASED), '#,###') + ' released' } return rList‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ This produces a list of values as shown below: What I'd really like to do instead of iteratively creating a list based on the number of releases at a site, is iteratively create rows in a table so that this pop-up is more consistently formatted like the rest of my custom pop-ups in the map: I tried out the conditional formatting display option with no luck, since once you're beyond the maximum releases for a given site, the attempt to index the value returns an out of bounds error. Is this capability on the horizon for Arcade? ... View more