Latest Contributions by PeterKnoop

‎06-20-2022

I would like to be able to leverage deep-learning (aka machine learning, artificial intelligence) models for voice classification in Survey123. I envision something similar to the current support for image classification or object detection models. In this case, rather than taking an image, I would like to capture a short audio recording, and have it processed using a model I supply, and the results captured in the form.

‎06-15-2022

@OwenGeo -- Glad to hear this is on the radar for the coming Northern Hemisphere school year! I look forward to whatever creative way you all come up with to address this! (Perhaps you could test the validity of the HTML, and if it isn't properly formatted, strip the HTML, and paste as plain text?)

‎06-15-2022

Currently, when one attempts to copy-and-paste text from a Google Doc into a StoryMap the text may later unexpectedly disappear and cannot be recovered from within the StoryMap. For example, see the thread under Pasted Bulleted Text from Google Docs Disappears Unexpectedly, as well as other posts about "disappearing text" in StoryMaps. While the root cause of the issue may lay with bad HTML formatting on Google's part, it would be very helpful if Esri found a way to support the normal cut-and-paste workflow between Docs and StoryMaps. As a Google organization this is very problematic as Google Docs is the default editor for people crafting their story text outside of StoryMaps. Furthermore, the failure mode here is not obvious to users, so self-discovery of the suggested workaround is not intuitive. Perhaps the paste step on the StoryMaps side could always be handled as paste without formatting or as plain text?

‎06-14-2022

It would be helpful to have support in the StoryMaps editor for creating simple tables. Perhaps a "Table" block type could be added? Example uses cases include: a pro/con list for something (2-columns) a comparison list with a column for the topic and a couple or a few columns for the items being compared (3- or 4-columns) presenting summary statistics (or other geoprocessing output that is produced as a table with a column of labels and column of values) situations where one might use a two-column slide layout in PowerPoint, Google Slides, or Keynote This would be for creating simple tables, with not too many columns, the possibility of a header row, something that could be rendered responsively for different screen orientations/resolutions, a simple interface for initially creating/sizing the table (like when inserting a table in a PowerPoint or Slides), etc. (Another idea, HTML and CSS code, seems much broader, but is perhaps related, as folks suggest one of the use cases for adding custom HTML/CSS would be to create tables in a story.)

‎06-13-2022

I'm not aware of a tool in ArcGIS Online or Pro, however, we have a lot of users with this same need in our organization. Enough that we built and shared an ArcGIS Online Notebook that tests URLs in an attribute field in a feature service (hosted feature layer) the user specifies; much like the solution @jcarlson suggested. Feel free to give it a try: Check Attribute URLs

‎06-09-2022

I would suggest opening a Support Case with Esri. This same problem cropped up for us at the end of April (Case #03049177, if you want to reference it.) No one, not even administrators, could change ownership of items via ArcGIS Online, the Python API, nor the REST API. The fix was handled by the operations team, so it sounds like the root of the problem is an issue with the ArcGIS Online backend, which you will need Esri to address for you.

‎06-07-2022

I presume the timeout value for one's authentication credentials varies depending on whether one is using a built-in account or an enterprise account with Field Maps and ArcGIS Online. And, in the case of enterprise account, what the supporting system permits as a timeout. After you login to Field Maps, is it possible to view somewhere how long your authentication credentials are valid for? Maybe in the Troubleshooting logging file? In particular, I am looking to determine how long a particular user can work in offline mode before their credentials timeout and become invalid. I suspect the timeout information would be helpful in other cases as well.

‎06-01-2022

As some folks have already noted, performance on specific hardware depends greatly on what you are doing in GIS. For instance, integrated graphics may be okay, if you're not doing any 3D GIS, more cores/CPUs can be helpful when your GIS task is parallelizable, lots of memory can be helpful with some raster workflows, etc. I would suggest taking a look at PerfTools for ArcGIS Pro. You can use it to create automated test scripts that capture performance metrics for the kinds of GIS data and workflows that are relevant to your specific needs. See: PerfTools (Build 122) for ArcGIS Pro 2.x is now available for download Also, take a look at the ArcGIS Pro Performance Assessment Tool (PAT). It includes pre-configured Perftools test scripts for some "standardized" testing.

‎05-31-2022

Thanks @Jim-Moore. Our support case is now attached to that bug.

‎04-26-2022

@MartinOwens1 I agree, such a feature would be a nice option. Meanwhile, to accomplish the suggested workaround with more complicated symbology, I might recommend using an Arcade expression, rather than adding the layer twice. For example, if you are using unique values to symbolize your data, then you could add a value for the big red circle to your style. In your Arcade expression, if the Position source type is User Defined then you would return that value, else, your expression would return the value for the desired attribute. // esrignss_positionsourcetype domain uses code of 1 for "User Defined". if($feature["esrignss_positionsourcetype"] == 1 ) { // Return value that equates to the big red circle in your style. return 0 } else { // Return value for attribute you want to symbolize. return $feature.Category }

‎04-21-2022

The workaround we currently employee is to use symbology to catch a user's attention. We display a huge, red symbol when "Position source type" (esrignss_positionsourcetype) from the GPS metadata fields is not "External GNSS Receiver": If a user overrides the GPS and manually places a point, then when they submit it they get the big red dot because the Position source type is User Defined. If a user accidentally edits an existing point placed with the GNSS receiver, and manually moves it somewhere else, And hits Update point, AND submits it, then the Position source type is changed to User Defined. So the symbol becomes the big red dot, however, the point is indeed now in the wrong place with no way to undo it easily... but that is a lot of steps to go through by accident.

‎04-14-2022

As a follow-up for those potentially encountering similar issues, it now appears to be a much broader problem than just with bulleted lists. Performing a standard cut-and-paste of more than one paragraph of text -- of any format -- from Google Docs will generally result in invalid HTML being pasted into StoryMaps. The end result being that some or all of the pasted text will be lost eventually when you Preview or Publish your story, or close your browser tab. In addition to @OwenGeo's suggested workaround of saving your Google Doc as a text file, you can also use "paste-and-match-style" or "paste-as-plain-text", rather than the standard "paste" (i.e., shift-control-V/command-control-V rather than control-V/command-V.) Following this workflow, as with the downloaded text file, results in the loss of any formatting the text originally had in your Google Doc. So you will need to reformat the text once it is safely in StoryMaps.

‎04-09-2022

The Modify Schema table in the Web Designer already shows the fieldNames or "Name" for questions. It would be helpful to have the fieldNames for groups and pages displayed in the "Name" column as well. A use case for why you need to know the fieldNames for groups and pages is so that you can use them with the hide URL parameter.

‎04-09-2022

Glad to hear you found a way to make it work for you! Hiding groups works for me, so you might just double-check that you have the correct fieldNames for your groups. If you authoring your form in Survey123 Connect, the fieldNames for everything are in the "name" or second column of the XLSForm. If you are authoring your form on the web, then I don't know of a way to directly view groups' fieldNames. (You can view the question fieldNames by selecting Modify Schema when publishing; they are shown in the Name column of the table.) I usually use Survey123Connect to create a new survey from the web-authored one, then view the auto-generated fieldNames for the groups in the resulting XLSForm. Or, you can make an educated guess at the group fieldNames based on their Label (e.g., a group labeled "Group 1" gets an autogenerated fieldName of "Group_1"; spaces and other special characters in the label are replaced by underscores in the fieldName.)

‎04-08-2022

See the description for the "hide" parameter in Integrate with other apps - Parameters for a web app, and it is "field:fieldName" that I think you are after. If your groups of questions have the fieldNames of group1, group2, and group3, and you want to only show the first group of questions, then your URL would look like: https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/<survey_itemId>?hide=header,description,footer,theme,field:group2,field:group3

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My Ideas

Latest Contributions by PeterKnoop

Support for voice classification models in Survey123

Re: Copy-and-paste support for Google Docs

Copy-and-paste support for Google Docs

Simple Table Support

Re: Check for broken urls in feature layer table

Re: Cannot change ownership of any item in AGOL even with Admin User Role

Possible to view authentication credential timeout?

Re: Hardware recommendations for heavy ArcGIS Pro usage

Re: How to enable users to rank their selections from a multiple choice question?

Re: Disable the ability to manually set or move the location in Field Maps

Re: Disable the ability to manually set or move the location in Field Maps

Re: Pasted Bulleted Text from Google Docs Disappears Unexpectedly

Display page and group fieldNames in ModifySchema table in Web Designer

Re: Hiding groups of questions using URL parameters

Re: Hiding groups of questions using URL parameters

Default "Collaboration coordinators only" to off i...

Honor StoryMap URL redirect whenever going to view...

Support saving dark themed StoryMap as PDF with da...

Re: Georeference an image in 3D (VCS)

Re: Georeference an image in 3D (VCS)

ArcGIS Indoors for Higher-Ed User Group