Latest Contributions by Anneka_France

Oops, yes I do mean javascript (as we can't use js functions for public surveys)! Absolutely fine if the function returns a JSON object, as long as we can then parse contents using calculations.  I think that syntax looks like it would work, but could you explain what each of the parameters represents? Essentially we just need to be able to specify the target layer, the type of lookup (contains, starts with, ends with etc.), which column to search in and the field value from the current survey to search by. Hope that makes sense? ... View more

@IsmaelChivite Do you know when it might be possible to do look up from a web service (or ArcGIS feature service) in public surveys? ... View more

I agree that this would be useful. For us, it would be nice to show the number of unique organisations that have uploaded data to an initiative. What would be an even better enhancement is if we could use Arcade expressions in the statistics card. ... View more

You can create the same functionality in the new StoryMaps using StoryMap Collections. You simply need to turn on navigation in your StoryMaps to create the sub menu: And then bring them together in a StoryMap Collection to create the main menu: Check out this blog post: Create your first collection with ArcGIS StoryMaps     ... View more

Hi @JulieGrindborg , I see you're using the Classic StoryMaps. You can change the theme colours by editing the JSON. The easiest way to do this is using the ArcGIS Online Assistant.  Login with your AGOL username and password Go to 'I want to...' in the header menu and select 'View an items JSON' Navigate through your folders and select the StoryMap which you would like to edit As you scroll down, you will see two windows containing the JSON code Go to the 'Data' window and click on the edit icon (pencil) Near the beginning of the code, you will see a section called "theme" and you can update the colours by pasting in the hex code or RGB value When you are done, click 'Save' Reload your StoryMap and the new theme colours should be displayed.     P.s. It's worth saving a copy of your StoryMap or the original code somewhere before editing, just in case something goes wrong! ... View more

This is a bug! When I open one of my sites with a custom font and go to the font settings, it shows my existing font settings: But when I click on the text boxes it generates an error message and won't allow me to save, despite the fact I haven't changed any of the text. Hopefully the Hub team can get this fixed! ... View more

We've tried this, but unfortunately it sometimes creates a double scroll bar on the right hand side which can be glitchy and causes confusion for users (especially those who are less computer proficient). Seems to behave differently on different screen sizes/browsers. Interested to hear if anyone else has had more success and what iFrame embed code or CSS was used! ... View more

@JamesTedrick is there an updated workflow for modifying the editor tracking fields? It seems that this solution is out of date or does not work in all scenarios. It would be great if there was a way to do this through the ArcGIS API for Python. We have a similar issue to those above. We need to update the 'created by' field for records submitted through Survey123. We are moving our initiative to ArcGIS Hub, after initially piloting it using a public Survey123 form. We need a way to assign the legacy data from the public Survey123 form to the users who will now be using ArcGIS Hub community accounts to upload and edit/update their own records. Thanks ... View more

Any update on when this will be possible? It's very frustrating having to switch between Map Viewer and Map Viewer Classic every time I want to duplicate a layer. It would also be great to be able to save changes to a layer item. Thanks! ... View more