Latest Contributions by _____

‎11-16-2022

Is there a better solution than this now? Id' rather not mess with CSS for this. I see Expand has a label property, but I'm not sure what it even does.

‎05-10-2022

We're having an issue with an iPad... we open a route, and then when the user minimizes the app and opens a different app on the iPad and then when they go back to the Navigator app it says "Loading" and then it clears the existing route as if a route was never loaded. I tested this on my iPad and it doesn't do this... it keeps the route loaded even when I go back and forth from apps. Any idea why this other iPad is not doing that and clearing the route?

‎01-06-2022

Talk about unintuitive! Yikes! Who does the UX/UI for this app?

‎11-02-2021

That's the problem though. No one knows and you need to be a super duper extreme power user just to generate a report, which is crazy since it's a survey app -- of course people are going to want to generate reports from the data. Even with the custom templating I don't see how to easily include charts/graphs. Like come on, have some nice looking reports by default. And limiting a report to 1,000 records in this day and age is just ridiculous -- like that's embarrassing. Why make it so you need a PHD and development experience? I thought that's what ESRI was for -- easy solutions for the end user -- but let me tell you, this is NOT easy. We'll just stick with SurveyMonkey or Microsoft products for these needs because, fortunately, they do make it easy.

‎11-02-2021

@RobertScheitlin__GISP thanks, missing the array, also I just realized that I only need to do: view.popup.open({ features: [feature], }); Because the queried feature is getting it's popupTemplate from the sublayer.

‎11-01-2021

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‎11-01-2021

I just tried that and I get the error: [esri.widgets.Popup.PopupViewModel] e {name: 'fetch-features:invalid-screenpoint-or-view', details: {…}, message: 'Cannot fetch features without a screenPoint and view.'}

‎11-01-2021

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‎11-01-2021

We had a non-ESRI employee create a Survey123 survey that was used to gather customer feedback. The survey is complete and she wanted to generate a simple report. The report is saying that it's limited to 1,000 records. That's a joke, right? Why is this so hard? Why can she not just generate a report of the results? This should be SIMPLE. Basically, all she wanted was a nice printable version of the charts/data under the Analyze tab, but if you use the "Print Current View" button, then it cuts everything off at the page breaks, and looks terrible. It's not exactly something you'd want to give to your board of directors. So, what's she doing? She's turning off all of the questions, and then one by one turning them on and printing the page to PDF. Thanks ESRI!

‎10-28-2021

I'm trying to open a Popup for a feature returned from a QueryTask. If I just click on the feature in the map, then it works fine, but when the app first opens it zooms to a specific feature and I want to automatically display the popup for it. var meterNumber_Q = new Query(); meterNumber_Q.returnGeometry = true; meterNumber_Q.outSpatialReference = sr; meterNumber_Q.outFields = ['*']; meterNumber_Q.where = `gs_meter_number = '${meterNumber}'`; mapImageLayer.findSublayerById(27).queryFeatures(meterNumber_Q).then(zoomToServicePoint); function zoomToServicePoint(results) { var feature = results.features[0]; view.popup.open({ features: feature, title: 'Layer: Service Point', content: '<ul><li>Service Status: {gs_service_status}</li>' + '<li>Meter Number: {gs_meter_number}</li>' + '<li>Access Note: {AccessNotes}</li><ul>' }); } This opens the Popup, but it displays the Content exactly as above even though the feature contains the attributes listed inside the {}. Why aren't the attributes being transferred? Is there an easier way to do this since I already have the exact same information setup on the sublayer as a popupTemplate? { id: 27, //Service Point visible: true, legendEnabled: true, title: 'Service Point', popupTemplate: servicePopupTemplate, }, Thanks

‎10-28-2021

Thanks, that does seem to work, but I don't understand how it's setting the scale level. It's too far out for what I'm wanting, but it does locate the feature. I think I'll just keep doing it how I always have since I can easily get the scale level I want using expand: servicePoint_QT.execute(meterNumber_Q).then(zoomToServicePoint); function zoomToServicePoint(results) { var geometry = results.features[0].geometry; var buffer = geometryEngine.buffer(geometry, 10, 'feet'); view.extent = buffer.extent.expand(3); }

‎10-28-2021

On map load I want to zoom the map to a specific single feature, what's the best way to do this? `executeForExtent` doesn't work because the single feature doesn't have an extent. I think in the past I buffered the returned feature's geometry and zoomed to that created polygon feature. Is that still the best way to do this?

‎05-25-2021

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Latest Contributions by _____

Re: Widen Expand Widget button and display text instead of icon

Clearing route when minimizing app and viewing another app and then going back

Re: How to remove a survey from mobile device?

Re: Report limited to 1000 records?

Re: Opening Popup for feature returned from QueryTask?

Re: Opening Popup for feature returned from QueryTask?

Re: Opening Popup for feature returned from QueryTask?

Re: Opening Popup for feature returned from QueryTask?

Report limited to 1000 records?

Opening Popup for feature returned from QueryTask?

Re: What's the best way to zoom to a single feature after a QueryTask?

What's the best way to zoom to a single feature after a QueryTask?

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Re: Setting editable fields with the new Map Viewer?

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