Latest Contributions by KenBuja

You have to use the Expects function at the top of the script when using a variable for the field. Expects($feature, "Type") var stuff = { "0": "SCC", "101": "SEP", "4": "CLT", "23": "CGS" }; var keyField = "Type"; // Look up the value based on the key from the field var lookupKey = Text($feature[keyField]); var lookupResult = Dictionary(stuff)[lookupKey]; return lookUpResult;   ... View more

Also note that I modified the first response to include that you also have to convert the numeric attribute to a string to return a value in the Dictionary. ... View more

Here's an example using the sample dataset in the Playground (with the first key changed to "1" to get a result) // Returns the first feature in the layer var feat = First( // Fetches features from a public portal item FeatureSetByPortalItem( Portal("https://www.arcgis.com"), // portal item id "7b1fb95ab77f40bf8aa09c8b59045449", 0, // layer id ["*"], // fields to include false // include or exclude geometry ) ); var stuff = { "1": "SCC", "101": "SEP", "4": "CLT", "23": "CGS" }; var keyField = 'HasData' var lookupKey = Text(feat[keyField]); return Dictionary(stuff)[lookupKey]   playgroudn.png   ... View more

Are you using Enterprise? This new capability was just released in v1.24 and is only available in ArcGIS Pro 3.2, ArcGIS Online, and ArcGIS Maps SDK for Javascript 4.28. If you're on AGOL, this should be available after tonight's upgrade. ... View more

You can create a web map where there is only one layer visible at a time and use that in your app. Take a look at this blog that shows how to do it. ... View more

I've heard that it will be announced on Wednesday, Oct 25th. ... View more

Instead of using the Intersects SpatialRelationship, try Contains ... View more

The documentation for SpatialQeryFilter has an example that selects all features within the current map view. Does this return any values? var sz = MapView.Active.GetViewSize(); var map_pt1 = MapView.Active.ClientToMap(new System.Windows.Point(0, sz.Height)); var map_pt2 = MapView.Active.ClientToMap(new System.Windows.Point(sz.Width, 0)); //Convert to an envelope var temp_env = EnvelopeBuilderEx.CreateEnvelope(map_pt1, map_pt2, MapView.Active.Map.SpatialReference); //Project if needed to the layer spatial ref SpatialReference sr = null; using (var fc = featSceneLayer.GetFeatureClass()) using (var fdef = fc.GetDefinition()) sr = fdef.GetSpatialReference(); var env = GeometryEngine.Instance.Project(temp_env, sr) as Envelope; //Set up a query filter var sf = new SpatialQueryFilter() { FilterGeometry = env, SpatialRelationship = SpatialRelationship.Intersects, SubFields = "*" }; //Select against the feature service var select = featSceneLayer.Select(sf); if (select.GetCount() > 0) { //enumerate over the selected features using (var rc = select.Search()) { while (rc.MoveNext()) { using (var feature = rc.Current as Feature) { var oid = feature.GetObjectID(); //etc. } } } } ... View more

You can built the link using information gathered from the fields from the feature. The example @JeffreyThompson2 shows is one way of doing that, but you can also built the link with more complex code in Arcade and put that result into an Arcade element to make it clickable. If you have trouble constructing the code, if you provide some information about the fields and the link you'd like to build, we can help with that. ... View more

You didn't close out the for loop before the else on line 37 Try this: var fsn = $feature.FullStreetName; var streetLayer = FeatureSetByName($datastore, "server.dbo.StreetCenterline"); var pre = $feature.PreDirection; var sn = $feature.StreetName; var st = $feature.StreetType; var post = $feature.PostDirection; var searchDistance = 150; var streetIntersect = Intersects(streetLayer, Buffer($feature, searchDistance, "feet")); var cnt = Count(streetIntersect); var minDistance = Infinity; if (cnt > 0) { for (var street in streetIntersect) { var dist = Distance(street, $feature, "feet"); if (dist < minDistance) { var stparse = { attributes: { pre: ["streetLayer.PreDirection"], sn: ["streetLayer.StreetName"], st: ["streetLayer.StreetType"], post: ["streetLayer.PostDirection"], fsn: ["streetLayer.FullStreetName"], minDistance: dist } } } else { var stparse = { attributes: { pre: "", sn: "", st: "", post: "", fsn: "" } } } } } else { // pass no features found within search distance, name remains null var stparse = { attributes: { pre: "", sn: "", st: "", post: "", fsn: "" } } } return stparse;   ... View more

You need to add the html tags to make it clickable. Note that you still have the quotes clashing. Since you have to put the URL in yet another set of quotes, it's easier to use template literals and the back tick.   return { type : 'text', text : `<a href="https://keyweb.pittgov.net/WebPAAS/?DEST=pDetail&pKEY=(${$feature['ASSESSED_G']})">${$feature['ASSESSED_G']}</a>` }   ... View more

The quotes are causing the problem 'https://webaddress=pDetail&pKEY=(' + $feature["ASSESSED_G"] + ')' //or using template literals `https://webaddress=pDetail&pKEY=(${$feature["ASSESSED_G"]})` ... View more