Latest Contributions by Trippetoe

‎04-11-2022

Currently, row visibility on a Hub page can be set at the Everyone and Group levels. I'd like to be able to set the visibility at the Organization level as well - similar to Sharing in AGOL. We have what is basically a single page Hub site that is publicly accessible where anyone can download most of our data. However, we have some data that are limited to our organization members. We'd like for our org members to sign in to the Hub site and have a row visible only to all our Org members from which they could access the organization-specific data. It would be impractical to manage a Group that contains all our Org members (too many comings and goings). Thank you.

‎04-01-2022

Esri tech support has confirmed that this is a bug, and they are working on a patch that they hope to have in place in the next few days

‎04-01-2022

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

‎03-31-2022

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?

‎03-31-2022

Hello. I am an Administrator of our AGOL organization. Starting today (3/31/2022), I am unable to change ownership of a Group. I've tried to change ownership of groups that i own and for groups that i do not own. I've selected other Admins within our Organization to be the new owner of the groups, but that doesn't work either. I've tried changing ownership for 'pre-existing' groups and for groups that i created today. None of it works. To reproduce this behavior, go to the 'overview' page of any AGOL Group Click the Change owner link Search for members (choose any name that comes up - maybe your AGOL Org admin) The 'Save' button is never enabled Is this a bug? I read about some recent updates to Content transferring here, but that article states that Admins should be able to transfer ownership (assuming that "content" includes 'Groups'). Thank you.

‎03-14-2022

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.

‎12-20-2021

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.");

‎12-20-2021

I also tried to create the spatial reference factory with the approach below. It too noiselessly fails - that is, the method call is never returned and there is no error message raised (that i can find). Type factoryType = Type.GetTypeFromProgID("esriGeometry.SpatialReferenceEnvironment"); System.Object obj = Activator.CreateInstance(factoryType); var srFactory = obj as ISpatialReferenceFactory3;

‎12-20-2021

Hi everyone. I am working on an application that depends on a old version of the Runtime engine. The app has been working great for many years, but in the hurly burly fallout from the log4j issues last week, the server that hosted the app had to be shut down and then redeployed from a previous backup. Everything on the restored version of the hosting server works great EXCEPT this old Engine app. I've isolated the lines of code where the application breaks: try { logger.DebugFormat("Instantiating a new spatial reference environment class."); ISpatialReferenceFactory3 srFactory = new SpatialReferenceEnvironmentClass() as ISpatialReferenceFactory3; logger.DebugFormat("New spatial reference environment class instantiated."); } catch(Exception ex) { logger.ErrorFormat(ex.ToString()); } The code/application never returns from the call to create the Spatial reference factory, i.e. the logger never records the message that the class was instantiated and the 'catch' block is never invoked. Any ideas on what could be going on in the application?

‎12-13-2021

Working with Esri tech support, we were able to reproduce the situation when using my hosted feature service - that is, we could not edit an editable view created from my hosted feature service. However, we could not reproduce the error on any other hosted feature service that we tried. So, the official Esri recommendation was the way-too-familiar suggestion to export the hosted feature service and then republish it. And while that ultimately did solve that problem, it created many more problems - all the other views, maps and apps that were dependent of the original hosted feature service are now broken. I wish that Esri's default solution to problems with hosted feature services was not to republish them, and i wish that when you do have to republish a service that there was a way to maintain / set the item id and url so you could maintain\preserve all the connections to it. I also wish i could buy a winning lottery ticket. maybe one day 😉

‎12-09-2021

Hello. Today (12/9/2021) i created a new hosted feature layer in AGOL with the December updated process for creating views (https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/manage-data/create-hosted-views.htm). The view was created successfully. I went into the 'Settings > Feature Layer (hosted, view) > Editing' and selected Enable editing and saved changes. When I added the view to an existing AGOL web map (using Map Viewer Classic), the view is not editable. In map viewer classic, when i click on the 'configure pop-up' button, the checkbox to enable editing of each attribute is not visible (only the 'Display' checkbox is present). I have verified that each field in the hosted feature layer view should be editable by following the directions here, If i select the option (in the AGOL Overview tab) to add the layer to a map with full editing control, i can indeed make edits. Adding the view to an existing web map is a no-go for editing

‎11-17-2021

Hey @MicZatorsky_AEC Your suggestion worked out well - i didn't even have time to finish the entire drink 🙂 As expected, I had to download each related table separately and then recreate the relationship class. One problem i ran into, however, is that the export of one of my tables dropped all the subtypes that were in the related table. Do you have any idea how to make sure that Export preserves those subtypes? It's not impossible to (re)create them, but it sure is tedious.

‎11-17-2021

Thank you for the suggestion. I'll get a big cup of my favorite beverage, a donut or two, and fire up Pro. I'll let you know how it goes. I'm guessing that i will have to download the main layer with the attachments and the three related tables separately. I suspect all relationships will be maintained, or i can just recreate them in Pro.

‎11-10-2021

Hello. I would like to Export an AGOL hosted feature service. The feature service contains one layer with attachments enabled and 3 related tables. The hosted feature service works just great - its used daily by our field crews, admin staff, etc. I just want to get the data from AGOL for backup purposes. On the Overview page of the service, I can see that the Size is 91MB and the Attachments Size is 37,644 MB (lots of photos for sure). I click the Export button and select File Geodatabase. The expected dialog box opens where I set the title, tags, summary, etc. I then click Export. I can then see the message 'exporting.....' displayed in the dialog box. I can leave that web page, grab some lunch, and maybe get in a run, etc. After an hour+ the 'exporting...' message goes away, and the zipped version of the file geodatabase export is available in my content folder. On the Overview page of the File Geodatabase export, i can see that the Size is 91MB. I click the Download button, but the ZIP package that gets downloaded to my local machine is 1KB in size and cannot be opened. Additionally if i try to Publish the File Geodatabase export in AGOL, that doesn't work either. I'm taken to a new Overview page - ostensibly for the just published service-, but I get a error message which says 'Undefined'. How can I export my data out of AGOL? Thank you.

‎11-09-2021

I do get the same negative results when trying to add the View from its 'Overview' page to the new Map Viewer: Unable to add layer. Unable to establish a secure HTTPS connection to the layer......' I opened up Chrome Dev Tools and found 3 errors - it seems like the View is trying to load the three related tables that I have removed from the View. The error messages indicate that the Viewer is trying to load ../FeatureServer/2 and ../FeatureServer/1 and ../FeatureServer/3. Those are the endpoints from the Source feature service. So, my guess is Map Viewer is reading from the View's source's definition rather than from the View's definition. That's just a guess for now

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Latest Contributions by Trippetoe

Set row visibility to the Organization level

Re: Bug? Unable to change Group ownership in UI

Re: Bug? Unable to change Group ownership in UI

Re: Bug? Unable to change Group ownership

Bug? Unable to change Group ownership in UI

Re: Unable to add View in new Map Viewer

Re: Call to create a Spatial Reference Factory never returns

Re: Call to create a Spatial Reference Factory never returns

Call to create a Spatial Reference Factory never returns

Re: After AGOL December update, newly created hosted feature layer view is not editable when added to existing map

After AGOL December update, newly created hosted feature layer view is not editable when added to existing map

Re: Unable to export AGOL hosted feature service successfully

Re: Unable to export AGOL hosted feature service successfully

Unable to export AGOL hosted feature service successfully

Re: Unable to add View in new Map Viewer

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