Latest Contributions by KenBuja

Experience Builder also uses URL parameters. Look at the Data-related parameters section to see how to configure it to zoom to your selected feature ... View more

You can submit corrections and feedback about Esri Basemaps here. ... View more

I'm referring to a text element like this:   The expression used in that element just has a text return, not an object return var label = "This is a test" return label   ... View more

You can use the $map variable in AGOL if you're referring to a featureset in the current map. If featureset is not in your map, then you have to retrieve it using FeatureSetByPortalItem. ... View more

If this a simple text element, you don't need to return an object. For an Arcade element (or a chart), you will need to return an object. ... View more

This will remove "MDU " from your string if it contains it. Otherwise, the original string will be returned var label = $feature.MDU_NAME return iif(Left(label, 4) == 'MDU ', Mid(label, 4), label);   ... View more

The Combobox component is designed for multiple selections and uses those icon for selections in the multiple-selection mode. Can you use the Select component instead? ... View more

You can add multiple statistics to the GroupBy function. This will return the latest and earliest inspections for each hydrant. However, this does not include dates that are null GroupBy(inspections , 'HydrantID', [{name: 'Latest', expression: 'dateinspected', statistic: 'MAX'},{name: 'Earliest', expression: 'dateinspected', statistic: 'MIN'}])   ... View more

Do you have a timeline when the CSS utility classes will be upgraded to Bootstrap 5.x, since 4.3.x was originally released in 2019 and 5.0 was released in 2021? ... View more

If I am understanding your data correctly, your code would look like this // address count agol var p = Portal('https://www.arcgis.com') var features = FeatureSetByPortalItem(p, '9cf1341131214c15b7900f0153557246', 30) //filter point layer for fiber only var fiberFeatures = Filter(features, "Coverage = 'Fiber'") // get the points inside the current polygon feature var points_in_polygon = Contains($feature, fiberFeatures) // count them and return the number return Count(points_in_polygon) Setting a variable to be used in the sqlStatement (variable substitution in the Filter function) means you don't have to worry about whether to use quotes.   var value = 'Fiber' Filter(features, "Coverage = @value") // or var value = 99 Filter(features, "numericField = @value")    It's more useful when you have to get a variable from the incoming feature or make some a calculation, since you can't use Arcade profile variables like $feature or Arcade functions in the sqlStatement   var averageValue = Average($layer, 'POPULATION') var result = Filter($layer, 'POPULATION > @averageValue');     ... View more

What is your actual Filter function? What you have in there is confusing, since you shouldn't include "feature" as part of the sqlExpression. It should look like this: var value = xy var result = Filter(FeatureSetByPortalItem(p, 'itemId', layerId), "pointField = @value");   ... View more