Latest Contributions by ChrisFox

@CodyLyons, a couple of things here. First, it is very common that the servers hosting enterprise are behind a firewall and have no access to the internet, but does this also mean that your Desktop that you use to connect to the Portal also doesn't have access to the internet? If your Desktop has access to the internet and you can connect to the Portal on your internal network you can still deploy ArcGIS Solutions into your portal. To do this you would go to the app launcher within Portal and open the Solutions app. From there you can search for the solution and deploy it into your portal. Second, if you are interested in sharing your closures with the Community Maps program, as discussed in the blog below, I would still recommend you use ArcGIS Online to host this solution. It is possible to deploy the solution to Enterprise, but you would need a way to share the road closures feature layer with ArcGIS Online so that it could be shared with the Community Map program and be aggregated and shared with our consumer mapping partners. https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-solutions/local-government/smooth-riding-with-the-road-closures-solution/ ... View more

This is not currently possible in the latest version of the Citizen Problem Reporter solution and the new ArcGIS Instant Apps Reporter template. We are looking at adding this capability later this year. ... View more

Based on this I would recommend you use ArcGIS Pro to author a new line layer with a related table and publish them as a new hosted feature layer in ArcGIS Online. You could then add this to a web map and configure the forms on the line layer and related table to support the similar commenting behavior on line features. In ArcGIS Pro you can also configure the contingent values on the line feature class before your publish so there is no need to update the notebook to work against the line layer. I think this is definitely achievable, just need to use Pro to author the feature layer with related table.  ... View more

@Joshua-Young, I have demonstrated this scenario using Survey123 in the past. Essentially I was using Survey123 to just add new data points to the metrics layer. I was not using a repeats question to add related data, so I did not need to load any previous data. I just defined a dropdown to select the appropriate boundary, outcome and metric and then entered the values. I think Manager could also work for this, you can add related records if you add the related records element to the form for the boundaries layer in the web map. I think it would be easier though to just add a new record to the table, but unfortunately at 11.4 the ability to create new features or records in a table was not yet in Manager. This is available in the current AGOL release and will be in Enterprise 11.5. ... View more

Integrating the Line layer into the solution would be challenging, there would be a lot of work to add it to all the other maps and apps in the solution. It also wouldn't just integrate into the Notebook + CSV.  Having a line layer available in the Reporter app to submit reports with is very straight forward. You would just add a line layer to the web map, and then configure the Reporter app to have the line layer be a reporting layer. Then when you open Reporter you would have 2 layer options, the point layer and the line layer. I think though that you need to consider the user experience. It may not be that intuitive for a user to choose whether they want to create a point or a line, and even if you went this way it would be difficult for you to work with this information across 2 different layers. This is why we typically choose one geometry type that we feel can best handle different cases.  ... View more

Points, Lines and Polygons are supported in the Reporter Instant App. You would need to have a line layer in the map to support users submitting records using a line rather than a point. If you want both you would have a point and a line layer in the map and the user would first select the point or line and then draw the sketch and submit the feature. ... View more

Can the user logged in have logic applied to calculate or not calculate based on whether it's a logged in user or not? No , unfortunately this is not possible. It is not possible to change the Other/Recommended UI. This is just the behavior on contingent values. I might ask if contingent values is necessary in your situation. It looks like you are using Citizen Problem Reporter for a different use case. Do you need the user to first select a value from one field and then have that value limit the options in subsequent fields? If you do not, you could implement a simple choice list by removing contingent values and just using a domain on the field. A domain will provide a drop down list of valid choices and you won't see the Recommended and Other options. ... View more

@AaronPDXPaul, The Like and Dislike buttons are disabled when trying to Vote on them as a Guest. The Requests_reporter view used by the Citizen Problem Reporter app does not have the 'Update' capability enabled for editing. This is why the feature is disabled, because users can't update the service to increment the like or dislike. To change this you can go the Settings for the view and enable Update under 'What kind of editing is allowed?'. How to remove Other Choices from Request Category and Request Type fields. If you are referring to the 'Other' in the dropdown vs the 'Recommended' options, it is not possible to disable this. This is how Contingent Values work across all editing apps in ArcGIS Online. It allows you to pick a different value, but will prevent you creating the feature if it doesn't match a selection in the other field. I'm working on how to capture and calculate users Logged In for Name, Phone and Email. It seems like the user log in credentials should be baked into the solution. Is more configuration needed to get user credentials calculated? By default the logged in username will be written to the created_user field, this is happening due to Editor Tracking which is configured on the service. For the Name, Phone, and Email fields it is possible to add a calculated expression on the field configured in the Form in the Map Viewer. However, the issue is when you have a calculated expression on a field it becomes non-editable. So this would work well for logged in users, but if a user what not logged in, the field would calculate as null, and the user would not be able to edit them to put their name in. This is we decided not to add these calculations into the form.  If you want to add them to the form you can use the following code to calculate it: First Name: return GetUser().firstName; Last Name: return GetUser().lastName; Email: return GetUser().email   ... View more

@AaronPDXPaul, you may be looking at an older Enterprise version of the solution help. Here is a link to the latest help, that shows version 3.0. https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-solutions/latest/reference/introduction-to-citizen-problem-reporter.htm Try going through the configuration topic here and let me know if you still have specific questions on configuring the solution.  ... View more

I checked out the support issue, but couldn't find any details of the issue that is impacting you. Could you describe what you are looking to do and the issue you are running into? ... View more

Yes, the update was released late last year and is now available to deploy: https://www.arcgis.com/apps/solutions/index.html?gallery=true&solution=538bbf5014d34d1e98a0657a5490e06e ... View more

We are developing a python notebook that will replace the functionality of the ERG widget in Web AppBuilder. This notebook can be published as a web tool and consumed and run within the analysis widget in Experience Builder. We feel this is the more flexible way to go with this kind of workflow as ERG is an analytical workflow and as a web tool it offers the ability to be run within Experience Builder, the Map Viewer and other web apps in the future and can also be scripted or called via REST. This notebook is planned for release in 2025 and users will be able to save a copy to their Online or Enterprise organization and publish it as a web tool. ... View more

@Shawnzeecatz, There is not really an easy way to swap out data sources in web maps and apps, so using your own layers would require some work to reverse engineer/recreate the items on top of your services. With the hosted layers you can add additional fields, we encourage people to do this to customize the solution to meet their needs. You can also control the sharing of the layers just like any other items to determine who has access and set what level of editing permissions are available. Hosted layers in Enterprise do not consume credits. The are hosted on your infrastructure in the ArcGIS Data Store that is installed with the base install of Enterprise.   ... View more

Hi Dawn, we are releasing this update next week, it is tentatively planned for general availability on 11/20. ... View more

Hi @JohnWatermolen_OCGIS, could you share some screenshots and additional details about the scenario. What is the address range on the road your are creating the address points for? What are some example of wrong address numbers being created?  ... View more