Latest Contributions by ANRGIS

I'm having the same issue Alex. The project I'm working on decided to use the webform as the primary way to get input back from the public. No changes were made to survey, and after the August 30 update, now all I get is a 'Failed to Submit' banner at the top. The survey works great in the iOS app and desktop (field app). Using the latest version 3.0.142, I created a newly published survey and again it still fails to submit using web form and works in iOS and desktop (field app). I ALSO have related tables containing a repeat question. ... View more

I'm ok with the data table changing. Thanks. I created some report templates that will have the long, verbose text. I need folks to see their survey records hence changing the aliases. Looking forward to printing multiple reports from the selected or filtered records! ... View more

I zipped up my survey and CSVs and attached. Must be something else then? I would appreciate you taking a look. I suspect my pull data can't work with a select_one maybe? Thanks. ... View more

We just ran into this issue.  Were you adding the new fields with ArcGIS Pro by chance? Just curious. We've been finding that the cross-platform editing becoming more of an issue, introducing inconsistencies and potential issues. ... View more

Thanks Johnathan. Look forward to your investigation.  ... View more

Validating our data stores in ArcGIS Server Manager resolved the issue for us. ... View more

Validating our data stores in ArcGIS Server Manager resolved the issue for us. ... View more

Thanks for the reply Derek. I ended up redoing the app (it was from a template and didn't take an extraordinary amount of time). If I find the issue again, I'll be sure to contact support to try and identify the issue. ... View more

I'm having some pretty serious functionality issues with WebApp Builder today.  It's failing to capture edits I've made when editing an existing application. It won't save edits. If I change themes, it erases any progress I've made in configuring the application, and even if I save the application as a new app, it doesn't reflect changes I made.  I hope this isn't a case of rushing something out the door with little testing.  ... View more

This only lets you change the URL of the overall story/application. It does NOT let you manage individual links within an application. ... View more

Thanks Bixby, I looked over some of that discussion. I question though, whether those minuses directly apply to query layers in GIS. I guess it's hard to define the 'end user' in GIS, but I personally see them as those looking at the GIS data. As a GIS/Database person, I manipulate the tables/views to be what I expect the end user to see in the map. If I'm doing this through SQL, where I'm performing queries, and naming fields, I expect that to carry over to what the end user is seeing. My point is that is not the case. I don't expect my end user to be re-writing their query for their query layer every time a change is made on a table/view in the DBMS so that they can see the 'CORRECT' data. The way I would expect this to happen seamlessly, is if ArcMAP allows query layers to maintain the wildcard as the data's source. As it sits now, it doesn't make sense to create queries/views in SQL for ArcMAP if it isn't going to realize those changes for the end user. Granted, I'm a pretty novice DB person. I don't have much experience in administrating large, federated, databases... But I have enough experience to know when something isn't making sense to our end users. When I alter a query in our database view and the end user isn't seeing the same thing I am in SSMS, there is a problem. ... View more

We have noticed this as well. Making minor changes in our SQL table like updating a field with a new join value causes an issue with the query layer not updating with the updated values in the SQL view. For instance, we have a SQL view with a unique field that joins some lookup tables. I added a new join with new lookup values and perform a definition query. I select distinct uniqueID's in the SQL table and I get 957 records. If I open up the GIS table I see 717. IF.... I go into the GIS query layer source and simply change the query to SELECT * FROM I then see the correct number of records. It's almost like the layer is not updating with changes to counts in the SQL table. Even if the uniqueID is the same and is truly unique/distinct. If we're saving layerfiles of these query layers, there is an inherent risk that updates to the SQL View from which the query layer draws from, will not happen unless the user changes the Query back to SELECT *. ... View more