Latest Contributions by Trippetoe

Thanks @JakeSkinner . I added you to our orgs 'Esri Support Testing' group and named the file 'For Jake Skinner'. Let me know if you can't access the file or have any questions about what's in there. ... View more

@JakeSkinner my apologies for bugging you, but i'm not able to find the Help i'm looking for in the Esri documentation nor in the community website (highly possible i'm just not looking in the right place). My call to the feature layer 'append()' function fails on a large-ish dataset (about 9K rows) that has attachments (mostly jpeg photos).  Other feature layers without attachments work fine. So, i am assuming that there is a timeout issue happening, although the error message is not clear about what went wrong.  So, i'm trying to use the 'Future' object option, assuming that's an async way of doing the append, but when i include that option in the append() arguments, per the API documentation, i get the error message  append() got an unexpected keyword argument 'future'  So, now i'm even more confused.  Any thoughts on how i can extend the timeout window of the append call, or make the call asynchronously.  I am running the script in a Pro Notebook, version 2.8.6 ... View more

@JakeSkinner This is great! Thank you. It's already saved me a bunch of time and headache. Do you know if there is anyway to do the truncate/append in a sort of transaction - so that it all completes or none of it completes?  I'm thinking of a worst case scenario where the Truncate works perfectly, but append fails (maybe there's an internet outage at the exact perfectly wrong time). A similar use case might be that i am updating multiple layers within the same AGOL hosted feature service and one of the updates works but the other one does not. In that case, my data is out of sync with one sublayer updated and the other not.   ... View more

Hi @CraigGillgrass  I am using AGOL and I see the exact same behavior.  If the 'last save' of my map was done in the Field Maps app, i get the dialog Zoe describes when i next save the map in the (new) web map viewer.  If the 'last save' was in the (new) web map viewer, the dialog does not appear upon Saving. ... View more

Thanks @Anonymous User . I'll give your suggestion a try and let you know how it goes. One additional question. When you wrote: the only downside is that the business logic is stored in the form so if you made changes to the data in another app that doesn't use the form, the logic wouldn't apply is the new Web Map Viewer an example of where the logic wouldn't apply? I'm imagining a single map that is available to our field crews working with Field Maps and our Admin staff working in the web map viewer.  If i understand correctly, in that case both apps are reading the 'form' info from the map so it should work in both of those apps Thanks again. ... View more

Hello. Thanks for your questions: - the group type seems to have no impact on the app behavior. Regardless of being shared update or not, i can reproduce the behavior for all groups (again, i am an Org Admin so i've tested groups I own, groups i don't own, collaboration groups, shared update groups, plain-ol-vanilla groups, etc. The behavior is the same.) - there isn't an error message - its just that the Save button in the Change Owner popup is never enabled. Using chrome dev tools, I checked the response whenever a user name is selected in the popup, and a big load of json is returned, including a list of privileges that includes 'portal:user:receiveItem' - subscription is not suspended. Everything else about AGOL seems to work fine - including being able to change owner of the group via python script. - the behavior is the same in Chrome and Edge ... View more

Here's a nice twist that i just learned....   my admin account is able to transfer ownership via a python script. However, i cannot perform the same operation via the UI.  So it seems like an issue/bug specific to the UI? ... View more

Yes and no (sadly).  Working with Esri tech support, we were able to reproduce the behavior every time when using my hosted feature service. Unfortunately, when we started with a new hosted feature service and when i republished the original source hosted feature service as a new hosted feature service, we could not reproduce the bug. So, esri was happy/satisfied to say that the problem was my data source and the solution was to republish. Of course that breaks all the maps, apps, and views dependent on that hosted feature service.... it can be a very frustrating and infuriating place to be. ... View more

After a bit more digging, it's not the call to the Spatial Reference Factory that bombs out; it's a prior call to create an IPoint - basically the first call/use of Esri.ArcGIS.Geometry within the app.  The behavior is the same though.  The call is made, and nothing is ever returned (at least not before a time-out occurs). Again, no error messages are thrown.  The second 'logging' call is never executed. A code snippet is below.  Before the Geometry dll is invoked, the code successfully makes calls to other Esri dlls, e.g. RuntimeManager, License, LocationManager. So this seems to be particular to the Geometry dll.  In my Visual Studio project, i've tried setting Esri dll references to "Embed Interop Types" and I've tried "Copy Local". Neither has an impact on the behavior. logger.DebugFormat("\tCreating a new point inside WSPoint constructor."); IPoint InPoint = new Point(); InPoint.PutCoords(Convert.ToDouble(lng), Convert.ToDouble(lat)); logger.DebugFormat("\tPoint was created inside WSPoint constructor."); ... View more