Latest Contributions by danbecker

Are there any updates or a timeframe for fixing the survey123 feature reporting issues? We desperately need to print feature reports using Enterprise 10.8 and cannot do so after the July 3rd update. This is the error received after trying a default template that I downloaded from the survey123 "manage feature templates" dialog. ... View more

Anyone else having this issue with 10.8? Looks like the "Last Login" date for all members hasn't been updated since we upgraded from 10.7 to 10.8. ... View more

Left the survey connect default of 640 pixels on a published survey form. Field staff captured photos inside the survey123 form, but after the submit we discovered they are poor quality, 640 px. I can't find where the iOS app stores the original full res photos, can anyone help? Looks like Android creates a "my survey attachments" folder, nice feature! ... View more

ArcGIS Enterprise 10.8. I just setup an immediate calculation attribute rule on the database. Then published the layers to a feature service, and created a webmap in portal. I noticed that the webmap cannot be taken offline in Collector. Is this expected behavior, i.e. not being able to download an offline area if the feature service contains attribute rule(s)? thanks. ... View more

I'd like to use the JS API to upload feature attachment >10MB in size, which I understand 10MB is the file size limit in the JS API. So, it looks like you can upload them using the REST API. Upload the file to ArcGIS Server, something like: var gp = New Geoprocessor({   url: https://<service-url>/uploads/upload }); var sendFile = gp.execute({    file: 'fromBrowser.pdf',    f: 'json' }); You then get an Item ID of that uploaded file, something like: sendFile.then(function(response){    var urlToFile = 'https://<service-url>/uploads/' + response.itemID;    ... }) From this point, how do you attach the file (that now resides on the ArcGIS Server) to a feature using? https://<service-url>/addAttachment Can REST API addAttachment, attachment parameter be a URL? ... View more

Using the FeatureTable without a map example, I just added the IdentityManager reference and changed the featureLayer URL to a secured feat. service on our server.This is a portal hosted feature service. var map;     require([       "esri/layers/FeatureLayer",       "esri/dijit/FeatureTable",       "esri/IdentityManager",       "dojo/dom",       "dojo/parser",       "dojo/ready",     ], function (       FeatureLayer, FeatureTable,esriId,       dom, parser, ready     ) {       parser.parse();       ready(function(){         // Create the feature layer         var myFeatureLayer = new FeatureLayer("https://ourserver/services/Hosted/testDB/FeatureServer/0", {           mode: FeatureLayer.MODE_ONDEMAND,           outFields:  ["*"],           visible: true,           id: "fLayer"         });         myTable = new FeatureTable({           featureLayer : myFeatureLayer,           showGridMenu: true,           showAttachments: true,         }, "myTableNode");         myTable.startup();       });     }); Everything works, but I can't get the attributes to say "Show (1)" in the below column. If you click on the (0) the attribute dialog is displayed and you can download the attachment. Anyone know how to fix this? ... View more

We're using a federated server/portal and the JS API. In this web app, I don't want to use our Portal's default authorization page, mainly because the site has nothing to do with GIS and the customer doesn't want to see the ESRI logo, or anything about ArcGIS Enterprise, ect.. I just want a simple dijit/Dialog that displays a username/password, that's it! Is there a way I can make an ajax call to a server side .php script that would call the Portal OAuth2 rest endpoint to give me the access token? I could then register that access_token with identityManager.registerToken() The below snip is working great, but obiv. displays the default authorization page to handle the user login. An app login just won't work, we need each user to authenticate with the Portal. var info = new OAuthInfo({     appId: "abc1234zyz",     portalUrl: "https://our.gisportal.com/portal",     popup: false }); esriId.registerOAuthInfos([info]);   esriId.checkSignInStatus(info.portalUrl + "/sharing").then( function (){               displayItems(); //secured app content }).otherwise(function (){     // user will be redirected to OAuth Sign In page     esriId.getCredential(info.portalUrl + "/sharing"); }); ... View more

I'd like to use the JS API platform for a website where users can login and post comments on documents. Those comments would get stored in a table that only that user can edit, but all others can see. It would be nice to store that data in a hosted feature service in our Enterprise Portal. We could also use token based security for the entire site by simply loading a secured table, ect... along with the identityManger class. My question is re: user logins. 1) Is there any way around having 25 dedicated level 2 users? 2) I assume level 2 users are required since each would have editing capabilities on the hosted feature layer? 3) Perhaps we could use a proxy stored (hard coded) level 2 credential, then after login, ask the user what their name is, then use the name to filter the hosted feature layer, ect...? thanks, any ideas are helpful. ... View more