Latest Contributions by HeatherWidlund

That worked, thank you! ... View more

Thanks for the quick response, Kelly. I have disabled and enabled many times now with no change to the behavior. ... View more

@SarahMcDonald_Esri I'm glad to see this available. The search configuration doesn't appear to work, however. We need to be able to search our tax parcels by parcel ID, owner name, etc. when an address hasn't been assigned. The app seems to default to the World Geocoder even when I have removed it from the search configuration and configured what I want instead. I agree with being able to configure the output options. Also, I need the ability to set the default units to something other than kilometers. I'd also like an introduction panel so I can link to an instructional video. Thanks for this release, though! ... View more

Just so it's clear for future posters, in Windows you need to go to Settings->Ease of Access->Simplify and Personalize Windows and then toggle on Show animations in Windows. ... View more

Oh, I see, it needs to be toggled on, not off. I think that worked but will confirm. ... View more

The Windows setting to show animations was already toggled off. ... View more

We're back up as well. ... View more

Me, too. ... View more

This was extremely helpful and I was able to modify it for my purposes. However, there is an error in the script posted. When you loop through the "for i in range" part, you have to put in [i] as the index. I am reposting the script with my fix. ## f1 is temporary feature class with todays date, output by other processes. f1 = "RSE20190328" fields = ['L_StName','L_StDir','L_StTypP','L_StTypS','L_PlName'] ## street name, street direction, street type prefix, street type suffix and place name with arcpy.da.SearchCursor(f1,fields, sql_clause=('DISTINCT','ORDER BY L_PlName, L_StName, L_StTypS')) as cursor1: for row1 in cursor1: street_name = row1[0] street_direction = row1[1] street_prefix = row1[2] street_suffix = row1[3] street_place_name = row1[4] ## some street names have apostrophes in them - make the search replace that with a % because no combination I tried of escaping or backslashing the quote seemed to work correctly where2 = "L_StName = '" + street_name.replace("'","%") + "'" if street_direction is not None: where2 += " and L_StDir = '" + street_direction + "' " if street_prefix is not None: where2 += " and L_StTypP = '" + street_prefix + "'" if street_suffix is not None: where2 += " and L_StTypS = '" + street_suffix + "'" ## some place names have apostrophes in them - make the search replace that with a % because no combination I tried of escaping or backslashing the quote seemed to work correctly if street_place_name is not None: where2 += " and L_PlName = '" + street_place_name.replace("'","%") + "'" ## work with left and right sides separately as they may have 0,0 ranges in different spots. fields2 = ['L_LADD','L_HADD','ID'] ## left low address and left high address list2 = [] ## put results into list so we can easily compare each row to the previous row -- hard to do in a cursor with arcpy.da.SearchCursor(f1, fields2, where2, sql_clause=(None,'ORDER BY L_LADD, L_HADD')) as cursor2: for row2 in cursor2: if row2[0] == 0 and row2[1] == 0: ## ignore 0,0 ranges for my purposes continue list2.append([row2[0], row2[1], row2[2]]) for i in range (0, len(list2)-1): if list2[i][1] == list2[i+1][0] - 2: ## if there is a gap of exactly 2 there is no gap or overlap ##print "1: Good" continue elif list2[i][1] <= list2[i+1][0]: print "2:Gap" ## print results for now - eventually I will put the results into a separate list, and do an update cursor on them to print street_name + " " + street_suffix + " " + street_place_name + ": " + str(list2) continue elif list2[i][1] > list2[i+1][0] - 2 : print "3:Overlap" print street_name + " " + street_suffix + " " + street_place_name + ": " + str(list2) continue fields3 = ['R_LADD','R_HADD','ID'] ## right low address and right high address list3 = [] with arcpy.da.SearchCursor(f1, fields3, where2, sql_clause=(None,'ORDER BY R_LADD, R_HADD')) as cursor3: for row3 in cursor3: if row3[0] == 0 and row3[1] == 0: ## ignore 0,0 ranges for my purposes continue list3.append([row3[0], row3[1], row3[2]]) for i in range (0, len(list3)-1): if list3[i][1] == list3[i+1][0] - 2: ##print "1: Good" continue elif list3[i][1] <= list3[i+1][0]: print "2:Gap" print street_name + " " + street_suffix + " " + street_place_name + ": " + str(list3) continue elif list3[i][1] > list3[i+1][0] - 2 : print "3:Overlap" print street_name + " " + street_suffix + " " + street_place_name + ": " + str(list3) continue ... View more

I am struggling with this, too. I have an open support case with no resolution after weeks and weeks (includes the non-updating of Field Maps data when the data is updated using this method). I started doing the delete and append in Notebook on AGOL to try to avoid connection errors, but it still fails sometimes. I was hoping to automate it with Notebook when that functionality comes online next week but if it's still going to fail half the time that won't work either. ... View more

Thanks for the response, @ColinLawrence. When I follow the pull-down menus on support, under Apps and Mobile Apps, there is no option for Field Maps. I will try to call or choose Online. It happens on other map areas, too. When I went back to my device just now after a day, it showed an update available for the map area I've been working with, which I downloaded. But the data are still stale. The map doesn't show up in Collector as an option. ... View more

Still not available? I want another user to be able to add records to a table that updates a dashboard without logging in as me and uploading a new excel file. I set up edit views with limited permissions for the tables but can't add a new record so I'm stymied in my workflow. ... View more