Latest Contributions by JCGuarneri

I'm working on an Arcade content block expression for a popup that will be viewed in Field Maps. The goals are to show a link to a CW inspection or work order that needs to be completed (if applicable), and to display a table summarizing previous work on that asset. It works great in the map viewer, but does not work in Field Maps. Interestingly, the link fails completely, but the table will draw only the header row. I've split those two functions into different content blocks so I'm only dealing with one issue at  a time. I've included screenshots and code snippets below. Anyone have an idea how to get that to work? I know I can get the hyperlink to work if I just pass it as a hyperlink in a text block, but that removes the "only show it if applicable" logic. The table is what really mystifies me, as the header displays just fine. For reference, I'm on  Enterprise 11.1 and Field Maps 24.2.1     Here is my code for the link:   //get open hydrant inspections var currentInspections = FeatureSetByName($map, "Open Hydrant Dry Checks",['InspectionId']); //find the inspection that matches this hydratn var cwID = $feature.CW_ID; var query = `FeatureUid = '${cwID}'`; var inspNow = Filter(currentInspections,query); //base url var baseURL = "cityworks11://openWorkActivity?workActivityType=2&workActivityId="; //if there is an inspection, create link If(Count(inspNow)>0){ var inspectionID = First(inspNow)["InspectionId"]; var inspURL = baseURL + inspectionID; var linkText = `<a href="${inspURL}" >Complete Dry Check Inspection In Cityworks Mobile</a>`; } //if not, return a blank line else{ var linkText = ``; } return { type : 'text', text : linkText //this property supports html tags }     And here is the code for the table:   //get previous inspections and find those that are for this hydrant var prevInspections = FeatureSetByName($map, "Previous Hydrant Inspections",['InspectionId','InspTemplateName','InspDate','ObservationSum','FeatureUid']); var cwID = $feature.CW_ID; var query = `FeatureUid = '${cwID}'`; var relInspections = OrderBy(Filter(prevInspections,query), 'InspDate DESC'); //start HTML text with table header var baseText = `<table> <tr> <th align = "left" width = "100">Date</th> <th align = "left" width = "120">Inspection Type</th> <th>Summary</th> </tr> ` //build table with alternating color rows count = 1; for(var i in relInspections){ var inspDate = `${Month(i.InspDate)}/${Day(i.InspDate)}/${Year(i.InspDate)}`; var inspType = Decode(i.InspTemplateName,"Hydrant Dry Check Inspection",'Dry Check',"Hydrant Wet Check Inspection","Wet Check","Other"); var color = IIf(count%2==0 , '#ffffff', '#e6e6e6'); count += 1; var newRow = `<tr style = "background-color:${color}"> <td>${inspDate}</td> <td>${inspType}</td> <td>${i.ObservationSum}</td> </tr>`; baseText += newRow; } //finish HTML text baseText += `</table>`; return { type : 'text', text : baseText }         ... View more

I'm developing a notebook for our environmental science team to extract, visualize, and analyze well level readings. I got it most of the way there using the web-based Jupyter editor and plots were looking good. I brought the notebook into Pro 3.2 to finish developing it and make it easier to share. Now that it's in Pro, when I run the plot() method on the Pandas dataframe, the plots do not show. It looks like it's creating the plot object successfully, just not drawing it. Interestingly, the plots that had already been generated in the web version are still showing in Pro (see below). I did confirm that there is actually data in the dataframe I'm trying to plot. Does anyone know how I can force it to draw.     ... View more