Latest Contributions by JaredPilbeam2

Thanks for that. I'm forced to find an alternative to the Add Data Tool in ExB. It has a BUG which stopped it from uploading a csv with a field labeled Address. ... View more

Ok, thanks, useful info. It doesn't sound like this will work for what I'm trying to do. Ultimately, there will be non-GIS users uploading csv files in the ExB app from who knows what directories.  ... View more

What I'm going through turned out to be a BUG: Steps to Reproduce: Download sample csv file attached. This csv file has one field "address" and 10 random addresses. Create a new Experience Builder in ArcGIS Online. Add the "add data" widget. Save, publish and launch the app. Click on file upload to add data. Select the downloaded sample csv file. The csv file fails to upload.   Other Information: If the csv file has "address" or "Address" field, the upload through the add data widget fails. It fails during the /generate ArcGIS REST API call. When the first field in the csv file is "address", the /analyze ArcGIS REST call sets the "locationType" property in the publish parameter for /generate to "address". When the /generate is called via the "add data" widget with locationType "address", the request fails with a response:   "error": { "code": 400, "message": "Service request failed.\r\nStatus: 404 (The specified blob does not exist.)\r\nErrorCode: BlobNotFound\r\n\r\nHeaders:\r\nTransfer-Encoding: chunked\r\nx-ms-request-id: 6df340df-a01e-0055-13c5-c29188000000\r\nx-ms-client-request-id: 717be237-804f-4fd7-b079-cfe2823266d4\r\nx-ms-version: 2025-05-05\r\nx-ms-error-code: BlobNotFound\r\nAccess-Control-Expose-Headers: REDACTED\r\nAccess-Control-Allow-Origin: *\r\nDate: Thu, 02 Apr 2026 17:22:02 GMT\r\nServer: Windows-Azure-Blob/1.0 Microsoft-HTTPAPI/2.0\r\n", "requestId": "", "traceId": "b18128b84db0f82964525ab3c200f968" }     If the field is set to a different value, such as "addy" the /analyze will set the locationType to "unknown" and the upload will succeed. However, this cannot be used later to create features using the csv file's address data.   There is no limitation specified in the documentation for "Add data" widget for using Address field. For example, "geocoding address to coordinates is not possible to create features", "use only lon, lat fields for feature location data", etc. Users tend to reference ArcGIS Online general support for csv files. Address field is supported and is geocoded to publish hosted feature layer in ArcGIS Online. https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/reference/csv-gpx.htm ... View more

 @ClintSteeves1   Any luck? I built an app maybe 6 months ago that has the Add Data widget. The user adds a .CSV with an address field. Those addresses can then be added to a map. That widget has always been pretty sensitive with regards to the 'address' field in the table. Whereas the cause of the "cannot be successfully uploaded" error was once caused by characters in the field, it now seems to error on the schema. If I change the name from Address to anything else it won't error, but at the same time does not let me add to the map. Seems really buggy to me so I created a case with ESRI Support. ... View more

Hi @BethRomero  1. Your app has a search method of "Map extent" set. The solution uses "search radius". Search radius method allows for a map click, and then the clear search button appears. Map extent search method has a button to "search this area" since it's a map extent based search. This update can be made in the Nearby section > search method. 2. Your app has a custom selection fill set. This is a known limit at this time, that the pin and address may draw under the selection fill. To remove the selection fill go to Interactivity > Modify > and disable selection fill. 3. Switching your search method back to "Search radius" will bring back the "clear results" button. 4. Labels - I'm still investigating this one. I see labels showing in my examples but will keep looking into this. 5. At this time, the expanded related result is below the pop-up. Let me know if this doesn't get you closer to what you are expecting.   Any updates on #s 2 and 4?  ... View more

@CodyPatterson  Is this a good way to share it within network? The URL will work on a remote machine when testing. Or is it a security risk?  if __name__ == "__main__": app.run(debug=True, port=5000, host='0.0.0.0')   EDIT: AH, I see you mentioned this method in your first reply. I didn't know what it meant at the time. But, I'm still wondering if this is a good idea as far as security goes. ... View more

Hi @CodyPatterson  I attached the code straight from ch. 15. You just run the app.py file and it gives you the URL in the terminal.   The user on the other end would connect to that IP over a port you've designated, and basically would need to send a request Thanks for explaining. I'm still learning when it comes to requests. I'm not grasping the above directions.  ... View more