Latest Contributions by PeterKnoop

FWIW, while not available in the Map Viewer in ArcGIS Online, one can now use the Slider Instant App in ArcGIS Online to obtain a similar experience as the Range Slider in Pro. It supports a slider experience that can utilize data from either time-enabled or numeric fields. ... View more

Some key things for our organization and our users regarding this Idea: In higher-education, ArcGIS Online content often needs to follow users from organization to organization when they graduate, accept a new position, etc. Also, there is a lot of and frequent turnover in such a user base, particular from students graduating and needing to take their content with them. A user should be able to copy content themselves between organizations, if they have accounts with appropriate privileges on both instances. Given the amount of turnover, the number of organizations involved overall, and the self-responsibility of users, it does not scale to have organization administrators handling these kinds of transfers. Copying an item that references data should also copy the referenced data, and swizzle the original item to use the new data. In other words, a user should be able to copy their content from their old organization to their new organization, delete it from the old organization, and everything should still work fine. The org part of contents' URL will have changed, breaking links provided to the original content, however, it would be the responsibility of the user to address this. ... View more

@JenMcRuer its hard to say without more information about the map and layers you are using. I would suggest starting from scratch, and building a simpler example than what your screen shots came from. It might make it easier to see where things are going wrong (or to get things right, and then add other layers and elements to the mix 🙂 For example, create a web map that has only the layer you need in it (Survey1?). Create a Dashboard and add that web map to a Map Element. Then add a Detail element to the Dashboard, and make sure you point it at the exact same data source your web map is using. Then configure your desired actions. Hopefully that produces a working Dashboard that you can compare to the one that isn't working as expected, or gives you a working base which you can continue to work on adding other content. ... View more

@bland that does sound complicated!  With that in mind, hopefully @EarlMedina's comments about using a FeatureSet, rather than a FeatureLayer, will help you get on the right track with using edit_features. The details are always important though, so if your use case involves editing more than ~250 records, then you should consider the note in the documentation for edit_features about using append instead with edits/upsert.   ... View more

For reference, one of the earlier posts on this topic with a lot of examples and kudos is Additional Folders/ Sub-Folders in My Content. ... View more

Currently you do not specify a number of days for offline use. The number of days for which your Named User license is valid is determined by its expiration date, whether online or offline. You can check the "Expires" field on Pro's Licensing tab: You do need to be careful when checking out a Named User license for offline use near its expiration date. You won't be able to work offline once your license expires. So you'll either want to renew your license early enough to get a Named User license for the next license year, so it covers your time offline, or ensure you have a way to temporarily get online and renew it.   ... View more

@BlakeMunshell there are lots of different ways to accomplish your overall goal. If you can implement your "complicated bit of logic" in Arcade, then you could reduce this to simply, "alter the value based on a condition" using arcgis.geoanalytics.manage_data.calculate_fields, enabling you to skip the pull-down, check, and update steps. ... View more

I think a key component of this Idea of group-ownership is that all members of the group have equal rights and privileges when working with content in the group. One of the shortcomings of Shared Update groups is that there are still things only the individual owning a content item can do. ... View more

@JenMcRuer here's a very basic example dashboard, with a Map element on the left and a Details element on the right, and both are using the same feature layer as their data source: Under the Map's settings, for Layer actions, enable filtering of the Detail element (Selected Report) and check the box for "Render only when filtered." The former filters the data source feeding Selected Report to the current selection in the map, while the latter ensures Selected Report displays blank (as above) if nothing is selected on the map.    Also above, under "When map is clicked", turn off "Show pop-up", so that when a user clicks on a point on the map, the web map's pop up (if it has one) is not displayed. And, turn on "Select feature", so that the feature(s) clicked on in the map become selected, and the actions under "When selection changes" are triggered, displaying the selection's information in the Selected Report: Check out these resources: Configure actions for elements - Map element Build an interactive dashboard Hope that helps!     ... View more