Latest Contributions by DavidSolari

You can use the ConvertWebMapToProject function with a minimal map definition to get a project file in memory, which you can then save to disk:   z = arcpy.mp.ConvertWebMapToArcGISProject("""{ "mapOptions": { "extent": { "xmin": -12933906.537, "ymin": 3993856.886, "xmax": -12933371.998, "ymax": 3994375.189, "spatialReference": { "wkid": 102100 } } }, "operationalLayers": [], "baseMap": [], "exportOptions": {}, "layoutOptions": {}, "reportOptions": {} }""").ArcGISProject.saveACopy(r"C:\path\to\project.aprx")   A bit hacky but it works. If you want a more comprehensive project as a base you're better off with @CodyPatterson's template method.  ... View more

For what it's worth, my machine has two user environments on top of the default one and the only python exes my method found was the Windows store one and the activated conda one. Leveraging propy.bat is a clever idea, good thinking. ... View more

Assuming your grid is like A-0, B-0, A-1, B-1 etc., would this work? (x % 2 == 1) && (y % 2 == 0) ... View more

If you have a network capture tool like Fiddler on the same machine you can monitor all the requests Pro is making to AGOL. This can help you determine how much data is being sent out from your machine, how frequently, what AGOL's response time is and if it's throwing any errors. I'd also recommend working through a service ticket (or phone a friend) so that someone can replicate your setup and compare logs. ... View more

This would be a great addition, it's always annoying to create dummy data in the playground to test complex rules. ... View more

Using a full Arcade expression instead of just a field is easy, here's an example: DavidSolari_0-1737740488448.png As for what you're proposing, I haven't played around with the advanced Dashboard data source options so I couldn't tell you if injecting a control value into the color field(s) is doable, you'll have to experiment with that once you get your layer up and running. ... View more

Because you have access to Pro you can use Attribute-driven Symbology to set the color from a field value. This doc page explains how to format the color data, you can either use the standard CSS colors or created a coded-value domain with RGB values as the code name and user facing names as the description. Make sure you set the property connection to use Arcade instead of VBScript or you'll get a publishing error. If this isn't powerful enough you have to dive into the world of dictionary renderers, hopefully that isn't required for your simple layer. I did a quick test and this doesn't work in Enterprise 11.1 or earlier but it does work in Online. It also requires the new map viewer and associated apps, if you need this to work in Web Appbuilder I think you're out of luck. ... View more

This is the best method if the schemas are mostly identical and you want Pro to automatically sort the map out. If you want to set a custom map to ignore certain fields, map fields to a target with different names etc. then there might be issues if the input is missing the field. ... View more

A cursory Google search brings up 1024 and 2048 as common limits to the query chunk of a URL so I have to assume that's what you've hit. Some potential workarounds: Use Arcade to format all your data as a JSON object, pass that into a single field, then use pulldata("@json") (docs link) to extract each field as a calculated default. This removes a ton of &field:fieldname= text which could squeak under the limit. Use a custom encoding format to get the payload even smaller, then use a custom JavaScript function in the survey to convert that to JSON for pulldata to process. For example: if you have to send data for 25 fields, you can send it like Pipe|Wrench|25|12|1|0||1 and then use the | character to break out each value. Pass through a unique ID for the parent feature, then use pulldata("@layer") to get the data from the parent feature service using a query. This won't work offline but allows you to transmit practically unlimited data ... View more

If I'm interpreting your process right, I think your best move is three hyperlinks (one for each workflow) or use arcade to dynamically present the right hyperlink, or some combo of the two. You can have hyperlinks in Survey123 forms that lead to other Survey123 forms but I found the user experience is poor due to the lack of geographic context. ... View more

My org uses the Field Maps to Survey123 route a ton, how are you getting pop-ups and how are you filling out the survey forms? If you're going from a web map/app to the Survey123 website you have fewer URL params to play with so my suggestions might not work. ... View more

If the feature providing the pop-up is related to the survey features you can build the link as an Arcade expression: "https://survey123.arcgis.app?itemID=<survey_form_id>&field:parentglobalid=" + UrlEncode($feature.globalid) If the pop-up is coming from the Survey123 data, the actions you want to use are collect (new survey from scratch), copy (new survey from an existing feature) or edit (modify the existing feature). You can build the link for a copy or edit in Arcade like: "https://survey123.arcgis.app?itemID=<survey_form_id>&action=<edit/copy>&q:globalId=" + Lower(Mid($feature.globalid, 1, 36)) You can add field: parameters to prefill questions with static values or something from the pop-up feature using Arcade, with this you can create partially complete forms based on your criteria. I can't think of a way to auto-submit the form but you can prefill the form to the point where the user just has to tap 1 button in the field app. ... View more