Latest Contributions by ChrisFox

@MatthewMalone, it is possible to modify the rich text of the help accessed via the'?' button in the upper right corner of the app. However, it is not possible to add text at the bottom of the problem categories without downloading the source code and customizing the app. ... View more

@BryantDevillier, if you just want to make all reports hidden to the public you can go to the Settings tab on the item details of the Requests_reporter view and change the setting "What features can editors see" to "Editors can't see any features, even those they add". To expose additional editable fields in Manager: Open the Citizen Problem Manager map in Map Viewer Classic Click Configure Pop-ups on the Requests layer Click Configure Attributes Toggle on both the Display and Edit boxes next to the field(s) that you want to edit Click Ok > Ok and then Save the web map.   ... View more

@Andre, in my experience this most often fails because there is an issue with the Enterprise configuration causing the creation of hosted feature service to fail. One easy way to test this is from your Content in the portal site: Click New Item Click Feature layer Select the AEDs template and click Create Click Next, Next Enter a Title and click Done If this fails then there is a problem creating hosted feature services and this is the reason why the solution is failing to deploy. If this is the case I would recommend working with support to resolve this issue and once you are able to create hosted feature services the solution should successfully deploy. Another test would be to deploy a solution like '3D Basemaps' which doesn't create hosted feature services. ... View more

Hi @JamesBurton1, yes unfortunately it will only grab the correct left and right if the line is coincident with the boundary. The offset is used to test if a portion of the road is coincident with the boundary but then turns and enters completely within one of the two municipalities. I think the rule could be enhanced to use an offset distance but would likely need some significant changes to make it work and account for all the edge scenarios. I will think about this for a future update. ... View more

@JamesBurton1, When you deploy a new version of a solution we will never modify or delete items from a previous deployment. In some cases we may reuse items, such as a shared service in a new web map delivered with the update, but we will only create new items. This is to ensure your existing deployment will be unaffected. In the case of Citizen Problem Reporter v2.0 we updated everything and are deploying a complete new feature service so you will get a new folder in your content with all new items. There will be no shared items between v1.0 and v2.0 and v1.0 will be unaffected while you evaluate v2.0. ... View more

We are not releasing a 3.x version of the Solution Deployment Tool add-in for ArcGIS Pro. As @ChristopherCounsell described we started delivering the new ArcGIS Solutions app with Enterprise starting at 10.9. In addition. at Enterprise 11.0 the ArcGIS Solutions app will be available with the base install of ArcGIS Enterprise. This will be the recommended way to deploy solutions in Enterprise moving forward. For previous version of Enterprise (10.5 - 10.8.1) you will need ArcGIS Pro 2.x and the ArcGIS Solutions Deployment Tool add-in. ... View more

@RachaelMurtaugh, yes it will. Maintenance history is written to a related table on the planting space/tree. You can view the history using the Tree Management Center included in the solution by selecting a planting space/tree and viewing the maintenance history table. ... View more

Hi @ChrisMartinez, Yes, that is exactly how I would approach it. I tried this out and was able to update the rule below to handle this exact scenario. I added a new field called startnum to the AddressLine feature class and exposed it in the editing template for the layer. Then using the updated code below it behaved exactly as you described, if you leave it blank it will use the original logic, otherwise it will use the number you specify for the 1st address point and then increment by the value you specify after that. // This rule will create one or more site addresses at each vertex along a line // The first vertex must intersect a road and is used to determine the initial address of the first site address point (2nd vertex). The 2nd vertex is also used to determine the side of the road the addresses fall on. Each additional vertex in the line will create a site address point and the address number will increment by the value passed in the feature template. // A new address point will also be added for each new site address point located at the closest point to the site address along the road // Define the Address Line fields var incrementval_field = "incrementval"; var linecapturemeth_field = "capturemeth"; var linepointtype_field = "pointtype"; var startnum_field = "startnum"; // Define the Site Addresses fields var addressptid_field = "addressptid"; var addrnum_field = "addrnum"; var roadfullname_field = "fullname"; var status_field = "status"; var defaultstatus = "Pending"; var addrcapturemeth_field = "capturemeth"; // Define the Road Centerline fields var fromleft_field = "fromleft"; var fromright_field = "fromright"; var toleft_field = "toleft"; var toright_field = "toright"; var fullname_field = "fullname"; // Define the Address Points field names and defaults var id_field = "addressptid"; var pointtype_field = "pointtype"; var capturemeth_field = "capturemeth"; var offdist_field = "offdist"; var offdir_field = "offdir"; var numpoints_field = "numpoints"; // This function will Get a new id for the address point function getAddressPointID() { // Define the name of the database sequence and the format for the id // Text on either side of the ${ ... } will be added to the id var sequence_name = "AddressPointID"; var id = NextSequenceValue(sequence_name); return `ADD-${id}`; } // This function will find the closest point on line_feature from point_feature function closestPointInfo(point_feature, line_feature) { var vertices = line_feature["paths"] var x = point_feature["x"]; var y = point_feature["y"]; // Loop through each part of the geometry and each segment, tracking the shortest distance var shortest = [1e10]; for (var i in vertices) { var part = vertices[i]; var previous = part[0]; for (var j = 1; j < Count(part); j++) { var current = part[j]; var result = pDistance(x, y, previous["x"], previous["y"], current["x"], current["y"]); if (result[0] < shortest[0]) shortest = result previous = current; } } // Couldn't find anything if (Count(shortest) == 1) return null return {"distance": shortest[0], "coordinates": shortest[1], "isVertex": shortest[2], "lineSide": shortest[3]} } // This function will get distance between 2 points function pDistance(x, y, x1, y1, x2, y2) { var A = x - x1; var B = y - y1; var C = x2 - x1; var D = y2 - y1; var dot = A * C + B * D; var len_sq = C * C + D * D; var param = -1; if (len_sq != 0) //in case of 0 length line param = dot / len_sq; var xx, yy; var is_vertex = true; if (param < 0) { xx = x1; yy = y1; } else if (param > 1) { xx = x2; yy = y2; } else { is_vertex = false; xx = x1 + param * C; yy = y1 + param * D; } var dx = x - xx; var dy = y - yy; return [Sqrt(dx * dx + dy * dy), [xx, yy], is_vertex, sideOfLine(x,y,x1,y1,x2,y2)]; } // This function will get side of line segment that a point (x, y) is on based on the direction of segment [[x1, y1], [x2, y2]] function sideOfLine(x, y, x1, y1, x2, y2) { var d = (x - x1) * (y2 - y1) - (y - y1) * (x2 - x1) if (d < 0) { return 'Left' } else if (d > 0) { return 'Right' } else { return null } } // This function will create point geometry from coordinates [x, y] function createPoint(coordinates, spatial_ref) { return Point({"x": coordinates[0], "y": coordinates[1], "z" : 0, "spatialReference": spatial_ref}) } // This function will return the segment intersected and the distance along the line function intersectDistanceAlong(sourceGeometry, interestedLine){ var distanceAlongLine = 0; // Loop through the segments of the line. Handle multipart geometries for (var part in Geometry(interestedLine).paths) { var segment = Geometry(interestedLine).paths[part]; // Loop through the points in the segment for (var i in segment) { if (i == 0) continue; // Construct a 2-point line segment from the current and previous point var firstPoint = segment[i-1]; var secondPoint = segment[i] var twoPointLine = Polyline({ 'paths' : [[[firstPoint.x, firstPoint.y], [secondPoint.x, secondPoint.y]]], 'spatialReference' : firstPoint.spatialReference}); // Test if the point intersects the 2-point line segment if (Intersects(sourceGeometry, twoPointLine)) { // Construct a 2-point line segment using the previous point and the address point var lastSegment = Polyline({ 'paths' : [[[firstPoint.x, firstPoint.y], [sourceGeometry.x, sourceGeometry.y]]], 'spatialReference' : firstPoint.spatialReference}); // Add to the total distance along the line and break the loop distanceAlongLine += Length(lastSegment); return [twoPointLine, distanceAlongLine] } // Add to the toal distance along the line distanceAlongLine += Length(twoPointLine); } } return null; } // This function will return the address number of the new site address point // It determines this based on the from and to address range on the intersecting road and the direction of the offset function getAddrNum(road, percentAlong, dir) { var addrNum = null; var from = road[fromleft_field]; var to = road[toleft_field]; if (Lower(dir) == 'right') { var from = road[fromright_field]; var to = road[toright_field]; } if (from == null || to == null) return null; var val = percentAlong * (to - from); var addrNum = 0; if ((Floor(val) % 2) == 0) addrNum = Floor(val); else if ((Ceil(val) % 2) == 0) addrNum = Ceil(val); else addrNum = Floor(val) - 1; return from + addrNum; } // Get the increment value from the construct site address points feature template // Defaults to 2 var increment = 2; If (!HasKey($feature, incrementval_field)) return; if ($feature[incrementval_field] != null) increment = $feature[incrementval_field] // Get the starting number var addrnum = $feature[startnum_field]; // Get the global id and geometry of the line var globalid = $feature.globalid; var geom = Geometry($feature); var capturemeth = $feature[linecapturemeth_field]; var pointtype = $feature[linepointtype_field]; // Get the vertices of the feature var vertices = [] var firstPoint = null; var vertices = [] for (var part in geom.paths) { var segment = geom.paths[part]; // Loop through the points in the segment for (var i in segment) { if (IsEmpty(firstPoint)) { firstPoint = segment[i]; continue; } Push(vertices, segment[i]); } } if (Count(vertices) < 1) return { "errorMessage" : "Line must have at least 2 vertices" } // Find any intersecting roads with the first vertex // If no roads intersect, buffer the point to handle cases where point isn't exactly snapped to line and try again // If no roads intersect the the buffer return an error message and prevent the address point from being created var intersectingRoads = Intersects(FeatureSetByName($datastore, "RoadCenterline", [fullname_field, fromleft_field, toleft_field, fromright_field, toright_field], true), firstPoint); if (Count(intersectingRoads) == 0) { intersectingRoads = Intersects(FeatureSetByName($datastore, "RoadCenterline", [fullname_field, fromleft_field, toleft_field, fromright_field, toright_field], true), Buffer(firstPoint, 5)); if (Count(intersectingRoads) == 0) return { "errorMessage": "First vertex must intersect at least one Road Centerline" } } var intersectingRoad = First(intersectingRoads); // Get the offset direction based on the second vertex in the line var data = closestPointInfo(vertices[0], Geometry(intersectingRoad)); var dir = data["lineSide"] // Snap the first vertex to the closest place along the line and find the distance along the line it intersects var data = closestPointInfo(firstPoint, Geometry(intersectingRoad)); var closest_point = createPoint(data["coordinates"], Geometry($feature)["spatialReference"]) var results = intersectDistanceAlong(closest_point, intersectingRoad) var distanceAlongLine = results[1]; // Get the new address number of the site address point based on the distance along the road and direction of the offset var percentAlong = distanceAlongLine / Length(intersectingRoad); // If no starting address number was specified, find it based on the distance along the road if (IsEmpty(addrnum)) { addrnum = getAddrNum(intersectingRoad, percentAlong, dir) } // Loop through each vertext and find the closest point along the road // Store a new site address and related address point for each vertex in the line // Increment the address number by the value passed in the feature template var addressPointAdds = [] var siteAddressAdds = [] for(var i in vertices) { if (i == 0) { data["lineSide"] = dir data["distance"] = Sqrt(Pow(closest_point["x"] - vertices[i]["x"], 2) + Pow(closest_point["y"] - vertices[i]["y"], 2)) } else { var data = closestPointInfo(vertices[i], Geometry(intersectingRoad)) var closest_point = createPoint(data["coordinates"], Geometry($feature)["spatialReference"]) } // Get a new id for the Address Point var addressptid = getAddressPointID(); // Add a new Address Point Push(addressPointAdds, { 'attributes': Dictionary( id_field, addressptid, numpoints_field, 0, capturemeth_field, capturemeth, pointtype_field, pointtype, offdir_field, data["lineSide"], offdist_field, data["distance"] ), 'geometry': closest_point }) // Add a new Site Address Push(siteAddressAdds, { 'attributes': Dictionary(addressptid_field, addressptid, status_field, defaultstatus, addrnum_field, addrnum, roadfullname_field, intersectingRoad[fullname_field], addrcapturemeth_field, capturemeth), 'geometry': vertices[i] }) data = null; addrNum += increment; } // Using the edit parameter create 1 or more new site addresses and related address points // Delete the line used to sketch the site addresses return { 'edit': [{ 'className': 'SiteAddressPoint', 'adds': siteAddressAdds },{ 'className': 'AddressPoint', 'adds': addressPointAdds },{ 'className': 'AddressLine', 'deletes': [{ 'globalID': globalid }] }] }   ... 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