Latest Contributions by DougGreen

It seems like you could join to the lookup table and display the values instead of the codes. It would follow this pattern: SELECT adhp.name_txt, adhp.type_code, adhp.military_code, --adhpsurfacearea.subtypecode, LU.subtypevalue, adhpsurfacearea.globalid, adhpsurfacearea.length_val, surfacecharacteristic.composition_code FROM adhp JOIN adhpsurfacearea ON adhp.gfid = adhpsurfacearea.adhp_id JOIN surfacecharacteristic ON surfacecharacteristic.gfid = adhpsurfacearea.surfacecharacteristic_id JOIN [SUBTYPECODELOOKUPTABLENAME] LU ON LU.subtypecode = adhpsurfacearea.subtypecode   ... View more

I have been having "device keyboard" issues similar to this. It will behave differently on different devices (iPhone, Samsung-android, Google-android). Can you verify that this is happening on all types of devices? ... View more

Any word if this case is resolved. I've just successfully added layers to a hosted feature layer and they show up in the rest services directory but not on the Item overview page.   ... View more

Glad to hear. I feel like there must have been something wrong with my install for it not to have updated that file when I reinstalled. Happy coding! ... View more

I think this is due to the units of the spatial reference of the data. If the units are degrees, then it won't look like what you're expecting. Right-clicking a column in ArcGIS Pro (you can add the feature service to Pro), you will see an option to "Calculate Geometry". This also lets you choose which projection/spatial reference (and thererefore, units) you want the resulting calculation to be done in. If you pick a local projection that has the units you would prefer, you can ensure to get something useful. There is also a way using Arcade  that will allow you to do a field calculation to get the result in your desired units. ... View more

Even though you are adding a feature class to a feature dataset that was previously registered as versioned, I believe the newly added feature class is not registered as versioned. I think you have to free locks and register the feature dataset as versioned again. ... View more

I think you were so close. Maybe what you're looking for is in the properties of the map view.  I have also noticed that if you don't see this change immediately after turning it on, go to the "Insert" tab and click the "Refresh Map Series" button.   ... View more

Well it looks like there's some confusion here. First, you assign the value of the three variables. Then, you are re-assigning the same three variables to different values within your "if" statements. I think the error is due to trying to return the variables at the same time as assigning them the new value. I think you need to figure out if you want to return the values within your "if" statements or if you want to return the url's you set as the initial values of your variables. Then, set the values within the "if" statements. When you're all done assigning/setting values, return one item. You can't return all three variables I don't believe. ... View more

Can the clients use ArcGIS Pro? You can add a feature service to a map in ArcGIS Pro and edit with full editing capability. It does appear that there's a way to do it in Map Viewer Classic for polygons.  ... View more

Well I'm not sure the file system would detect it but any software that consumes a shapefile would be able to recognize it. ... View more

You could use the buffer tool. It is going to create all sorts of overlaps though. You could use the buffer tool in the editing tools that allows for leaving square ends or only buffering to one side.  ... View more

I don't see anything under the Python API or the REST API. When I check the network section of dev tools in the browser when running a rebuild index command, I see that there is an "updateDefinition" POST sent to my service at a url: https://services6.arcgis.com/[sensitive_data]/arcgis/rest/admin/services/[layer_name]/FeatureServer/0/updateDefinition There is a payload with a token and some info that specifies the shape field and to perform async. Perhaps it's something they haven't exposed yet. It might be good to suggest it as an idea. ... View more

Oh I am sorry I didn't realize that. It doesn't seem like something that common would require an advanced license. You could search the Code Share to see if anyone has shared an existing script. ... View more