Latest Contributions by ChrisFox

Hi Chad, unfortunately I am not aware of any story map template that will dynamically add new slides for each feature in a dataset. You might want to check out the Attachment Viewer or Geo List configurable web app templates as a well to create a web app that will dynamically respond to new features added to the feature service. ... View more

Hi Allyson, We are releasing an update to the Address Data Management solution for ArcGIS Pro in January. Included in the solution is an attribute rule that replicates this cascading attributes rule to allow you to update the roads and site addresses when the name of the road is updated in the master street name table. Will be showing this functionality in the our ArcGIS Solutions for Government meetup if you want to get an early look. A Sneak Peek of the new Addressing Maps and Apps | Meetup  ... View more

Sorry try this: import sys, os path_to_files = r'C:\Temp\scripts'   sys.path.insert(0, path_to_files) import servicefunctions servicefunctions.main(os.path.join(path_to_files, 'servicefunctions.json')) ... View more

So that worked. Okay can you try the following code in Pro, you just need to update the path_to_files to be the directory containing the servicefunctions.py and associated files. import sys path_to_files = r'C:\Temp\scripts' sys.path.insert(0, path_to_files) import servicefunctions servicefunctions.main(path.join(path_to_files, 'servicefunctions.json')) ... View more

Jared, The 2 errors from the notebook and pro can be explained because of the way you are calling the code, the send_email module is a python script in the same directory as the servicefunctions.py and that is how python resolves it, if you pull the code out it won't execute. The first error is not clear. It looks like it is failing to connect to your feature layer in your org. Could you try running the following code in the python window in Pro (replace with your org url, user and pw): from arcgis.gis import GIS from arcgis.features import FeatureLayer gis = GIS('org_url', 'user', 'pw') lyr = FeatureLayer('https://services.arcgis.com/fGsbyIOAuxHnF97m/arcgis/rest/services/CitizenProblems_landuse/FeatureServer/0 ', gis=gis) print(lyr) ... View more

Jared, Could you try calling it from a command prompt directly using a command like: "C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Pro\bin\Python\envs\arcgispro-py3\python.exe" "C:\Temp\service_functions.py" I like doing it like this because you can be sure you are targeting the correct version of python. If this fails, what version of Pro do you have? The most recent versions should all ship with the arcgis python api. ... View more

Wanted to follow-up for the thread. We found that a new field had been added to the source service that did not allow null values. When the problem reporter app was attempting to create a new feature it was not passing an attribute for that field which caused the edit operation to fail. ... View more

Hi Jared, its tough to tell from the screenshot alone what would cause this issue. Would it be possible to share the app with me? You can contact me directly at chris_fox@esri.com if you would prefer to send the link to the app to me directly. ... View more

Hi Chad, The visibility is controlled by the a filter set on the feature layer view definition. The different layer views that are consumed in the maps and apps have different filters configured based on project status, phase and asset type. If you modify the domains you will need to update these filters. Below is the help topic that describes how you can make this update. You will want to follow the steps to "Define Features" on the layer. Set hosted feature layer view definition—ArcGIS Online Help | ArcGIS  ... View more

Hi Chad, In that error message there is an item id at the end of the url. I would recommend checking out that item to see it is shared with the user. Also, in addition to the apps and maps you will want to make sure all the layers are shared with the appropriate groups. ... View more

The story map is the first step in a learning pathway we plan on building for the Capital Project Planning solution. We plan on also adding How To Use and Configuring topics that dive deeper into these areas. You can see an example of when we recently released for our Citizen Problem Reporter solution. We are working on these additional topics this fall and will post to this thread when they are available. https://learn.arcgis.com/en/paths/getting-started-with-citizen-problem-reporter/ ... View more

Hi Alison, We recently released a Getting To Know Capital Project Planning story map to learn.arcgis.com. This story map describes all the apps that com with the Capital Project Planning solution and how the projects flow through the apps as the status changes on the individual projects. ... View more

The setting that Brian describes will hide the report from everyone including the person who submitted the report which I believe is a little different then you are looking for. The only way I am aware of to support the feature based access to reports you describe is leveraging the editing setting you highlighted above and using ArcGIS named users to control access. One of the primary reasons we developed the Citizen Problem Reporter application was to allow users to see other user's submissions. The reason was in part to help reduce the number of duplicate problem reports submitted, if I see someone has already reported the pothole that I wanted to report, I can just up vote or comment on their report rather than logging a duplicate report. The workflow described by Brian above can be used to optionally hide certain reports if they contain sensitive information that you don't want shared. You can also control what information is visible to the public in the reports by hiding personal information about the submitter through the report pop-up configuration. If you would prefer just to collect information and not allow anyone to see issues already reported we would typically use Survey123 for this scenario. Survey123 can be used to submit the report, but there is no experience available to the public to see reports already submitted.  ... View more

Ellen, this setting would require that users log into the Reporter application using an ArcGIS login. The ArcGIS login would be stored in the editor tracking field and would be used to control access to the features, restricting them to only be able to see the features they created. This functionality won't work for users who enter the application anonymously or using their social media credentials. ... View more

Hi Allyson, I am investigating updating our Address Data Management solution to ArcGIS Pro leveraging Attribute Rules right now and this behavior is one of the capabilities I am looking into.With the new attribute rule dictionary keywords and ability to add and update records in other layers in response to an edit event gets us a lot closer to accomplishing this. The issue I haven't figured out how to get around is by the time i get the update event in the Master Street Name table the street name has already been changed. I don't know what the street name was before the edit. If I could see the name before the edit I could search for all the matching centerlines and site address points and then update them to the new name. Will continue to work on this and let you know if I make any other progress on this. https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/help/data/geodatabases/overview/attribute-rule-dictionary-keywords.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_98D8C1A03B0D4BAB810DCC76DBA88F2C ... View more