Latest Contributions by TL2

Can you use or_other with a select_one_from_file using a .csv.  It does not appear so, just want to confirm.  I would rather not add Other to my CSV as I only need it in specific locations and don't want to filter it out everywhere. ... View more

pulldata("@exif", ${q_1photoa}, "GpsLatitude")   The above works on images but when appearance is set to annotate, the pulldata on '@exif' calculations stops working Is this to be expected? ... View more

This script adds a number of rows to a table on insert of another table.  It uses an array to updated a field value when these rows are entered.  I would like to enter multiple field values instead of just one, which works as seen below.  My first script is what works with one value, using a simple array.  My second script is what I am trying to accomplish but I am not sure how to format my row.   var rowid = $feature.uniquerowid var myArray = ['value1','value2','value3'] var counter = 0 if(IsEmpty($feature.inspect_date)){ for (var os in myArray){ myArray[counter] = { "attributes": { "parentrowid": rowid, "q_2control": myArray[os], "number": counter } } counter++ } return { "result": rowid, "edit": [{ "className": "featureClass", "adds": myArray }] } } else { return rowid }   I would like to enter multiple fields for each row added.  Something like this: var rowid = $feature.uniquerowid var myArray = [['value1A,'value1B'],['value2A,'value2B'],['value3A,'value3B']] var counter = 0 if(IsEmpty($feature.inspect_date)){ for (var os in myArray){ myArray[counter] = { "attributes": { "parentrowid": rowid, "q_2control": myArray[os[a]], "choice": myArray[os[b]] "number": counter } } counter++ } return { "result": rowid, "edit": [{ "className": "featureClass", "adds": myArray }] } } else { return rowid }   @XanderBakker  You can see above in my add statement I am updating two fields on each row...or trying to.  ... View more