Latest Contributions by jcarlson

Just to follow up, I wanted to let you know that this is definitely going to work for us. Coalescing the choices into a single field for each question is tedious to set up, but only has to happen once. The field crews, however, will see something familiar and orderly. Thank you again!   ... View more

If you're using the developer edition, everything should be in /server/public/apps/your-app-id in the ExperienceBuilder folder. I don't have experience implementing custom widgets, however. ... View more

That sounds like a bug, to be honest. Normally a simple field calculation like that is near-instantaneous in Pro for me. ... View more

That is clever. I should be able to get a lot closer to the paper form's look and feel with this. Thanks for sharing the xls form! ... View more

Well, it depends on what you're doing with the script. You can authenticate with the API using a named user, and the script would then have access to anything that user does. So an anonymous user could access any public layers and apps, but be unable to change anything, whereas an admin would be able to access and edit anything. ... View more

@COSPNWGuy  Sounds like an org-level setting. Looks like .ipynb files aren't supported, at least here in the Ideas comments. Here's the code, minus all the nice markdown cells that explain things. from arcgis.gis import GIS import pandas as pd gis = GIS("home") find_id = input('ItemID: ') find_url = gis.content.get(find_id).url if find_id else input('Service URL: ') print(find_url) webmaps = gis.content.search('', item_type='Web Map', max_items=-1) map_list = [m for m in webmaps if str(m.get_data()).find(find_url) > -1] apptypes = ['Application', 'Dashboard', 'Story Map', 'Web Experience'] webapps = [item for sublist in [gis.content.search('', item_type=t, max_items=-1) for t in apptypes] for item in sublist] app_list = [] for w in webapps: try: wdata = str(w.get_data()) criteria = [ wdata.find(find_url) > -1, wdata.find(find_id) > -1, any([wdata.find(m.id) > -1 for m in map_list]) ] if any(criteria): app_list.append(w) # Some apps don't have data, so we'll just skip them if they throw a TypeError except: continue dependencies = pd.concat( [ pd.DataFrame([{'title':a.title, 'id':a.id, 'type':a.type, 'url':f'{gis.url}/home/item.html?id={a.id}'} for a in app_list]), pd.DataFrame([{'title':m.title, 'id':m.id, 'type':m.type, 'url':f'{gis.url}/home/item.html?id={m.id}'} for m in map_list]) ] ) # do something with the dependencies dataframe ... View more

You've still got a handful of s variables in the expression you posted. ... View more

How are you handling line breaks in your popup expression? It looks like that's probably the cause, somehow WAB is ignoring your line breaks. ... View more

PS - Since I was using sample data, I accessed the features with a made-up variable s. Just replace those with $feature to apply this to your own situation. ... View more

I tried accomplishing this with some sample data, and here's what worked for me: // check for section header first if (IsEmpty(s['Section'])){ return `\n${s['StreetNames']}\n` } else { // build string var text_len = Count(s['StreetNames']) + Count(s['Section']) Console('total text length ', text_len) // get number of remaining spaces between text var spaces = 30 - text_len var dot_string = ' ' // leaving at least two characters for spaces on either end, populate the rest of the dot string for (var x=0; x < spaces-2; x++){ // add '.' for even-numbered iterations, ' ' for odd-numbered dot_string += Iif(x % 2 == 0, '.', ' ') } dot_string += ' ' // add full string to output return `${s['StreetNames']}${dot_string}${s['Section']}\n` } A few pointers: I like to use template literals for building strings. Instead of $feature.attribute1 + ', ' + $feature.attribute2 + TextFormatting.NewLine, you could have `${feature.attribute1}, ${feature.attribute2}\n`. For building the dot string, I did things a bit differently with the for loop. Rather than iterate over once for every two characters in the remaining space, it would take the left over characters (30 - street name and sections) and alternate between '.' and ' ', leaving room on both ends for a space. It seems to work well enough, though the dots don't always align vertically from row to row. You could further modify this to get those dots to align nicely, but here's what my expression produces.   ... View more

Hmmm. I thought I shared it publicly, I'm sorry. Try again? ... View more