Latest Contributions by HeatherWidlund

I tried the same thing. It doesn't work with Map Image Layers. I haven't tried it with hosted Enterprise feature layers. ... View more

I was led astray by old documentation, I guess - not the first time. Thanks for the tip! I decided not to do the multiple results for other reasons, but here are my two pop-ups, consisting of two expressions drilling down from one polygon layer to another.   ... View more

Thank you, Xander. I was able to use the negative buffer example you provided in your blog - very helpful! Also, I created an if... else to determine if more than one polygon was intersected and return different expressions. var buff = Buffer($feature,-10,'feet') var intersectsLayer = Intersects(FeatureSetByName($map,"Zoning"),buff) var intcount = Count(intersectsLayer) var expr = '' if(intcount>1) {     expr = 'Multiple regulations apply. Contact appropriate Planning Department.' } else {    for(var f in intersectsLayer){       var zone = f.ZONING       expr = Proper(zone)    } } return expr You could also return multiple values by iterating and adding to the expression before returning it, but the lack of a new line capability in AGOL makes this unworkable for me. ... View more

Exactly what I was looking for! Thank you Kelly Gerrow!‌ ... View more

I am very excited to see this listed:  Attribute expressions now support referencing other layers in your map. When configuring pop-ups for a feature layer in your map, you can create Arcade expressions that reference other feature layers. You can also reference other layers when performing field calculations using Arcade. However, none of the links gives any explanation or examples for doing this. I'd like to reference another layer in a pop-up so that the user doesn't have to find and click the tiny arrow in the pop-up box. I am only an Arcade beginner, so I usually follow examples. I'm not finding anything. Can someone point me in the right direction? ... View more

Very helpful for a total Survey123 beginner. One question: in the above calculation if(selected(${violations},'10'),1,0), where do the values '10','20' etc. come from? Are they the index values for the choices? Are they set somewhere else? Thanks. ETA I found it in another blog post on multiple choice items. They are set in the list choices' "name" column.  ... View more

@esri Any update on the roadmap for simple linear referencing tools? Also, please upvote this idea I found: Port "Identify Route Locations" and "Set From/To" Linear Referencing Tools from ArcGIS 10.x to ArcGIS Pro  ... View more

Thank you, Dan! That is an... interesting thread. It seems to address my metadata question in the updated road map: "near-term", FWIW. ... View more

Thanks, Sean. Glad to know it is on the road map. ... View more

Thank you - I will pass it on! ... View more

Thanks, Rebecca. Tim sent me the Python code so I could explain it to our group. ... View more

Tim, any way you could post or send me the source code (if you're not ready to post)? I would love to be able to explain it in detail to my group on Wednesday. heatherw@sanmiguelcountyco.gov Thanks, and thanks again for developing and sharing such a great tool! ... View more

Great! Will do. One suggestion on the documentation is to add in your assumptions - like the 15 ft distance for dangles if that's what it is. I like your idea of adding a user-defined distance in a future version! ... View more