Latest Contributions by Trippetoe

‎08-31-2023

Hello. My webmap has two polygon layers - a city boundaries layer on top and an annexation layer underneath. I'm trying to show the specific annexations at a given map click location when just the City layer is visible on the map. And i want to display the annexations in the city boundaries layer popup. i need the x,y coordinates of the map click in order to intersect with the Annexations layer. Is it possible to use Arcade to get the mouse click coordinates? I can certainly use the maps default behavior to show the multiple popups of the city boundary layer and the annexation layer. Ideally, though, i'd like to have a single popup on the City layer to show the annexation information. Thank you

‎06-29-2023

Thank you for the info! So, given your deep expertise / knowledge of Calcite, if today you were starting a project to build a new web app with a 'mobile-first' design imperative, would you build that app on Calcite components? Thanks again.

‎06-28-2023

Hello, Does the current suite of calcite components scale well on mobile devices like phones? I found an older community post where there is a quote from Esri about calcite-shell being designed for tablet and larger screens. Is that still relevant for the new Calcite releases? If so, does Esri have plans to make Calcite responsive and fit nicely in phone-sized screens. Thank you.

‎06-14-2023

Hello @HungGi Yes - we have both UA and GA4 enabled on all our Hub sites although i suspect that could break July 1 when Google shuts down UA. I'd reach out to Esri tech support and @SydneyBohn - she's the Hub + GA4 guru at Esri. It doesn't seem right that you'd have to manually add the tag to each page. My thinking is that Hub does that behind the scenes for us.

‎06-13-2023

Hi @AndreaC Our group has been using GA4 in three different hub sites without issue. We followed the directions outlined in this post and have been receiving GA input since enabling it. We did not add the GA4 tag to individual pages. I can't speak as to why your setup is not working, but i'm pretty sure you add the Measurement ID in the 'Tracking and Consent' section like in your screen cap and not per page. Is your UA tag getting data?

‎06-07-2023

Ugh! I hate it when i do that. Both responders are right - i had mismatched parentheses. Thanks to both for being the second and third set of eyes on my code.

‎06-07-2023

Hello. In my survey I have two related fields: Product (select_one) and Rate (decimal). The range of acceptable values in the Rate field depend on what Product is selected. For example, if Product 1 is selected, the constraint is >=0 and <=2. If Product 2 is selected, the constraint is >=0 and <=50, and if Product 3 is selected, the constraint is >=0 and <=100. As a test, I tried something like the simplified example below, hoping for a small, early win but it fails: (.>0) and (if(selected(${productId},'prod1')), .<=2,.<=500) Any thoughts on the equation i should be using?

‎05-23-2023

This is wonderful! thank you for putting it together. As of today, i still haven't gotten Figma + Calcite working together. And it seems like documentation completely skips (or maybe more accurately, i don't understand) the point at which i bring in the Calcite files. Anyway, thanks again for re-kindling my energy to make this work. I'll let you know how it goes.

‎05-11-2023

I had completely forgotten about this bug report so i went back thru our Org's history and found the case. I believe Esri claims that the issue had been resolved: Despite their claims i still experience the same buggy behavior

‎04-25-2023

Hello. I am using the web designer to create my survey. I have a survey question that asks users to multi-select from about 15 or so application features. I then want to ask the question, "of the features selected above which do you use most often (select up to 2 features)". Is it possible to populate the options of the second question with the options selected in the previous question? Thank you

‎04-11-2023

Hello. I've been testing out the API Explorer available from a Hub search result (I want to use this > View API Resources > Open in API Explorer), and i think i've found a bug in that the 'Get Response' button does not use the 'Return Geometry' param selected in the Output Options. Specifically, i can select the 'Return Geometry = False' button, but the Geometry is returned when i click 'Get Response' There's a lot going on in the screen shot, but note that the Return Geometry option is set to false 'returnGeometry=false' in the Query URL text area the JSON returned after clicking 'Get Response' contains the geometry element in chrome DevTools, the query params listed in the Network traffic page shows returnGeometry=true

‎03-22-2023

Thank you for sharing your knowledge with me. I really appreciate it. Yah, it turned out to be more efficient to recreate the conda environment. Strangely, i had documented the process pretty well the last time, so it wasn't so painful. who knew documentation could be so helpful 😉

‎03-21-2023

Turns out that updating the environment with a magic desktop command is not possible in 2.9, and the conda proup command doesn't exist yet. Any other ideas i can try other than just rebuilding the environment from scratch?

‎03-21-2023

Nope - not yet anyway. I'll do that right away. Thank you for the link. Maybe i'm quibbling here (plus don't fully understand conda environments), but isnt the purpose of a conda environments to remove dependencies on other 'environments'? Anyway, i'll try the update approach and let you know how it goes. Thanks again.

‎03-21-2023

Hello. I created a python script which uses the ArcGIS API for Python. I created a new conda env for the script because i also use several non-esri libraries. The conda environment was cloned from a ArcGIS Pro 2.8 install. Our IT staff recently updated all our machines to ArcGIS 2.9. Now my script no longer runs. I get the following error message indicating an ArcGIS Pro version mismatch: I activated the conda env before trying to execute my script, but there still seems to be a dependency on the pro-py3 environment. Do i need to clone\create a new conda env based on the new version of ArcGIS Pro installed? I thought the advantage of using conda was to create independent environments that don't have these types of version dependencies. Is there something that i'm not doing quite right here? Thank you

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Latest Contributions by Trippetoe

Can arcade return the coordinates of a map click?

Re: Calcite and mobile devices

Calcite and mobile devices

Re: Support for Google Analytics 4 Now Available in ArcGIS Hub

Re: Support for Google Analytics 4 Now Available in ArcGIS Hub

Re: Can a survey have conditional constraint ranges of values?

Can a survey have conditional constraint ranges of values?

Re: Help setting up Figma + Calcite

Re: Bug? Unable to change Group ownership in UI

Can i use answers from a previous multi-select as the options in a subsequent question?

Is this a bug in Hub API Explorer

Re: Do I need to create a new conda env every time Prod is updated?

Re: Do I need to create a new conda env every time Prod is updated?

Re: Do I need to create a new conda env every time Prod is updated?

Do I need to create a new conda env every time Prod is updated?

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