Latest Contributions by DaveFullerton

‎12-14-2022

@KoryKramer This was a very popular Idea. I would have thought perhaps 'Show crosshairs when flashing' would end up being checked on in the settings/options by default. In addition, the setting does not appear to be something we can control in the Pro.settingsConfig file. https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/get-started/application-setting-management.htm Do I need to submit and Idea about adding it to the config file, or do you know if that is already in progress?

‎11-02-2022

Without reading all of the responses, you might consider giving Kudos for and following the Idea I submitted about this type of problem: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-experience-builder-ideas/clicking-buttons-embedded-in-a-list-should-not/idi-p/1047707

‎09-27-2022

@DougBrowning @JamesTedrick Yes, it worked when I changed the constraint to: starts-with(${pickup_area}, 'Friday') "In the constraint expression, the input for the question is always represented by a period." Seems pretty definitive. I don't really see the need for shorthand here and prefer the long version for the sake of my coworkers who might have to tweak something if I am unavailable. Good to know about the HTML confusion too. Perhaps James Tedrick has something to add about this? https://doc.arcgis.com/en/survey123/desktop/create-surveys/xlsformformulas.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_8979CBF8B7354DA9A4FE0F6B6D61E1A0

‎09-27-2022

@DougBrowning Thanks. I have tried out your workaround. You are right, it is doable. I hadn't used a Constraint in a production survey before and was concerned about the use of a function in one when I saw in the documentation "In the constraint expression, the input for the question is always represented by a period." The documentation about Constraints doesn't happen to show any examples using functions, but it works (and looks odd). All of our pickups are on Friday, so the constraint is starts-with(., 'Friday'). We would still prefer to be able to suppress the submit button. The error message at the top might confuse the user. They might think there is something they have done wrong and that they need to try to do something differently to get their mattress picked up. It is misinformation. There are no errors in the survey.

‎09-26-2022

We would like to be able to take a geopoint, do a spatial query, and depending on the returned result, inform the user whether or not a specific type of recycling service is available in their geographic area. If the service is not available then we don't want them to submit a survey at all. We are currently trying to do this by getting the geopoint from the Address Question and doing the spatial query part using the Search function in the appearance column of a Select Multiple Question. For example (abbreviated), search("area?url=https://.../MapServer/11", "intersects", "@geopoint", ${address_geopoint}). When the recycling service will not be available again until next year in the user's area, for example, we remove the text from the Submit Button as seen here: It's not ideal, but it works for the most part. We are looking forward to point-in-polygon queries (https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-survey123-videos/point-in-polygon-queries-coming-to-the-survey123/m-p/1207817#M49). When the recycling service is available at the user's address, the user selects the (single) date that the service is available and the process of successively displaying more questions begins: The problem is when the recycling service is not available, some users are hitting the unlabeled submit button anyway. It not only might confuse them, but the data that we get ends up just containing their address and the select multiple answer that says the service is not available to them. We are left with data we have to filter out of the because it is irrelevant, and we then wonder if those users are going to set items out for collection that we will not be coming to pick up. Therefore it would be great to be able to suppress the Submit Button using the relevant column.

‎09-25-2022

This seems similar to what I posted about 2 years ago: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-experience-builder-questions/filter-widget-dropdown-empty-when-data-filtered-by/m-p/283206#M441 I asked about it again at the Developer Summit 6 months later. It seemed there was a significant architectural problem and it would be quite some time before it would be resolved. @TonghuiMing and/or @Jianxia , could you please tell us if we are still in the same holding pattern, or do you have some indication as to when this might get fixed? If this is not going to be resolved reasonably soon, perhaps some guidance in the Actions section of the documentation would be appropriate.

‎06-17-2022

I am no layout expert. Have you watched this video? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDKC7oil7W8&t=1s

‎06-01-2022

The sample I attached works in tandem with Esri's Redux sample: https://developers.arcgis.com/experience-builder/sample-code/widgets/redux/

‎05-07-2022

Yes, we could benefit from this type of functionality in our applications.

‎05-07-2022

The Search widget (using a locator) results in a data source containing a single point that you can use as a spatial filter in the Query widget. When users run the query this can select the corresponding polygon in the Map widget. https://doc.arcgis.com/en/experience-builder/configure-widgets/query-widget.htm Of course this is not as simple as what you are asking - the users would have to use the Search widget and then the Query widget to achieve your objective. I am pretty certain that you would need to create a custom widget using the developer edition to perform the spatial query and selection if you don't want the users to deal with the Query widget.

‎04-25-2022

I would be interest in this as well, @BrettStokes , if you don't mind.

‎04-12-2022

Yes, this is what we need for our organization too! Please allow us to set snapping settings as part of the the ExB design. Very well written Idea, @elpinguino .

‎04-04-2022

It would be great if you would submit this as an Idea: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-experience-builder-ideas/idb-p/arcgis-experience-builder-ideas It would be best if the option would allow the snapping settings to be set behind the scenes in Experience Builder at design time. We don't need users to set this stuff either.

‎02-28-2022

I have posted an Idea for this. Please vote it up. If you could also post a comment under the Idea that explains your use case that would add even more weight: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-experience-builder-ideas/filter-widget-option-to-allow-only-one-filter-to/idi-p/1035062

‎02-25-2022

You might take a look at the redux sample widget. Also this post: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-experience-builder-questions/redux-samples/m-p/1081664#M2463

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Latest Contributions by DaveFullerton

Re: Highly Noticeable Flash

Re: Click on a button in a widget List without select the occurence

Re: Suppress the Submit Button Using the Relevant Column in Connect

Re: Suppress the Submit Button Using the Relevant Column in Connect

Suppress the Submit Button Using the Relevant Column in Connect

Re: Query widget menu will not populate

Re: Layout woes

Re: Redux samples

Re: Auto-fit items in the List Widget

Re: Configure Experience Builder Search Widget to Select Feature from Map

Re: Set select_one field default if a single record returned from a map service query

Re: Edit widget // Snapping functionalities // Preset in backend. Do not show on front end.

Re: Edit widget - Snapping Settings - Possible to hide from front end?

Re: Filter - just one filter simultaneously

Re: Invoke between custom widgets

Re: Redux samples

Re: Redux samples

Get Unique Values from a Field (Maybe Statistics T...

Re: List Widget Selection Changes After Zoom

Update Documentation to Include Application Extens...

Experience Builder Custom Widgets