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Michael Fettkether were you able to resolve this? I'm also getting Invalid JSON on my layers in Explorer. None of the suggestions have helped me.
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Does it work if you update the sourceUrl when editing the item's JSON in ArcGIS Online Assistant ?
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01-15-2019
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What if you add the user to a group and then in the survey, on the Collaborate tab, go to Viewer on the left, then select that group as "Who can view data of this survey?" with "All records" checked. Does that work?
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01-10-2019
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Do you have editor tracking enabled so you have a field saying when the features were created? There are some examples around GeoNet of people editing the JSON to then make a dynamic date filter on the layer based on that field. https://community.esri.com/docs/DOC-8191-dynamic-date-filter I haven't tried this myself though. Do you need views? I would just add the layers to a new webmap, filter based on datetime by editing the JSON, and disable editing on these layers if it's only for viewing in the web app. Since you said you want to avoid JSON edits, you could also use Arcade to symbolize based on age instead of making separate layers. Also, not great for your situation since you're just in AGO, but in one of my apps, we host on our own ArcGIS server, so when I published the .mxd I placed a definition query on the layer there to only show the features from the past month.
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01-09-2019
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Is the feature layer you're running this on publicly accessible? If yes, what's the url?
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01-09-2019
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Sounds like Holly's error above, see my previous response for a solution: adding [0] to the end of the currentAttachmentPath variable
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01-08-2019
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Not sure why it didn't work for you. I'd suggest opening a support ticket with ESRI. If you learn of anything new to help fix the issue, please share with us!
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01-07-2019
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Hi Anibal, I'm not aware of any forum-like product being able to directly integrate with Portal. I'm not sure how that would work or look. Portal does allow you to enable comments on items, so that's one way of communicating among users directly in Portal. In my situation, Teams will just be a separate product users can use.
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12-19-2018
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From my testing, it appears that they need to editable layers. When I used the new Share widget on our noneditable Assigned layer (yellow), I would get the error "washtenaw.maps.arcgis.com says Requested feature not found". When I made that Assigned layer editable in the webmap, the Share widget generates a valid URL to that feature. For our app, the Unassigned and Assigned are the same feature class, so I'll make them one layer with different symbology based on Status. Then they won't have the option in Crowdsource Reporter to make an Assigned request and the URL will find the feature until the request is closed and filtered out of the layer at the service level. The Share widget uses &selectedFeature instead of &oid, are both valid then?
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12-19-2018
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We're going to be using Microsoft Teams since it integrates well with the other Microsoft products we use, but Slack is another great option.
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12-19-2018
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Hi Allison, Thanks for working on this! I noticed the release notes say you can point directly to a specific report. Does this mean that you must point to an editable layer in the webmap? Our reports, once assigned, are resymbolized on an uneditable layer and I was wondering if I can still point the URL to them. If not, I can rework our setup.
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12-18-2018
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This has been included in the December 2018 release: Configure Crowdsource Reporter app - Crowdsource Reporter | ArcGIS Solutions for Local Government Share Application View Use the option on the Options tab to add a Share widget to the application header. This widget will generate a URL that points to the specific report, layer, and map that are currently visible in the application. To create your own link that will open Crowdsource Reporter to a specific report, build a URL that points to a specific map, layer, and feature for that report. Construct this URL following this pattern: appURL &webmap= mapGUID &layer= layerID &oid= OIDvalue with the following substitutions: appURL should be the URL for your application, for example https://myorg.maps.arcgis.com/apps/CrowdsourceReporter/index.html?appid=ab12c3d4e5f678ghijk9l0m1n234o567 mapGUID is the GUID of the map that contains the layer that holds the incoming reports. You can find this GUID in the URL of the map. layerID is the ID value of the layer in this map that contains the reports. You can find this ID in the webmap JSON which can be viewed at a URL such as https://myorgs.maps.arcgis.com/sharing/content/items/z09y876x5d6a4cae915162283e85dc46/data?f=pjson. OIDvalue is the OBJECTID of a feature in that layer. For example, use the URL https://myorgs.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=ab12c3d4e5f678ghijk9l0m1n234o567&webmap=z09y876x5d6a4cae915162283e85dc46&layer=LayerName_1234&oid=5.
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12-18-2018
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Yup, we use that functionality for our election map. We host it ourselves so the url is https://webmapssecure.ewashtenaw.org/ElectionRedirect/WebMap/nov2018/results.html?entry=2 to get to the second tab. Just add ?entry=TABNUMBERHERE to the end of your url. If it's hosted in ArcGIS Online, use '&' since there's already a parameter for appid: https://washtenaw.maps.arcgis.com/apps/MapSeries/index.html?appid=ac6567d73f7c4039bbc9667bea9b4458&entry=2 Here's more information: https://developerscorner.storymaps.arcgis.com/using-story-map-url-parameters-93b80bc6b306
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Hi Meghan, If you have access to ArcMap and the building names are standardized in your list, I wrote some Python that you could use to update the Latitude and Longitude of your features. You would need to fill out the bldglocation dictionary with the proper values for each building, which would be a one time pain. I would use Google Maps and right click>What's Here? to get the latitude and longitude of each building. I ran this on a table in a geodatabase, I'm not sure what format your crime data is in. I brought the table into ArcMap, right clicked>Display XY Data in WKID 4326 so it would display the features as points once they got lat/long. On my crime table, I had fields of LATITUDE, LONGITUDE, and BUILDINGNAME, so you would need to replace those with yours. Let me know if you have any questions or if this doesn't work with your situation. crimetable = r'C:\Users\me\Desktop\crimes.gdb\CrimesOriginal'
bldglocation = {
"White House": "38.897693, -77.036583",
"Statue of Liberty": "40.689323, -74.044567"
}
fields = ['LATITUDE', 'LONGITUDE', 'BUILDINGNAME']
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with arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(crimetable,fields,"LATITUDE IS NULL AND LONGITUDE IS NULL") as cursor:
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row[0] = bldglocation[row[2]].split(", ")[0]
row[1] = bldglocation[row[2]].split(", ")[1]
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Thanks for sharing the bug info, good to know they're aware of it
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