Latest Contributions by RobBlash

I would like to apply theme-grid to individual groups in a survey, rather than the whole survey itself. Often, there are only a few questions in a longer survey that I may want to consolidate onto a single line, this is where I would find this option useful.   Reasoning: This could potentially help to work around the incompatibility of theme-grid and table-list in the same survey. Setting theme-grid on the entire survey adds borders to every question which are distracting. Alternatively, if we could set the borderColor property in the body::esri:style column it would be helpful (see separate idea here) ... View more

Some brief searches didn't yield anything, but if I've missed a guidance doc somewhere please point me in the right direction. I'm using S123 Connect v 3.6.137. I have a long survey, and I want to place some grouped questions into columns using appearance parameters (w1, w2, etc.). Is this supported without using the theme-grid setting for the entire survey? It seems to work, but individual question overrides (i.e. setting a multiline text question to full width) are not working as expected (see screen shots). Alternatively, I can place the whole survey into theme-grid, however there are a few drawbacks that make that less than ideal for me. Mainly, the grid borders are distracting (to my eyes). Is there a way to control border color, weight, and appearance? Also, I have a long Yes/No question list that I currently display in a table-list, and this does not appear to be supported with theme-grid. Am I missing a setting somewhere to make this work? Thanks in advance! ... View more

I have a HFS on ArcGIS Online and I need to make some edits. Like most GIS data ,the underlying geodatabase used to publish this service contains subtypes and domains. The data was published this way to AGOL, and both are present when I edit in web apps. However, I need to do heavy geometry editing, which necessitates desktop. Neither Pro nor ArcMap are  handling the subtypes well. In ArcMap (10.6.1) when I create a local edit copy, everything seems to work fine until I sync. The new features in the HFS have null subtypes, so I need to go and populate those manually after syncing the edits. I've noticed that the local edit GDB has an underscore appended to the subtype field (i.e. "Subtype_") so I'm guessing there's a bug where this is not mapped back to the "Subtype" field in the HFS. So, on to Pro. When I edit the HFS directly in Pro (2.4.1) the attribute domains are not present for a feature, unless the subtype is null. I've posted about that issue here with no luck yet. I've resorted to making the edits in ArcMap then going through Pro to populate the subtypes after I sync. As you can see, this is pretty inefficient. What am I missing? ... View more

I'm having an issue similar to the end of this discussion, where my domains are not recognized in ArcGIS Pro (2.4.1). The data was published with domains intact, and the features are rendered on the subtypes. When I edit in a web app the domains are working as expected, but when I bring the data into Pro for editing, they are not. Field with domains are simply treated as an unbound text field. Interestingly, when I set the subtype to null, the domains re-appear, and then they will disappear again when I set a subtype value. The underlying gdb used for publishing doesn't have subtype-specific domains (i.e. every subtype is using the default domains assigned at the feature class level. Michael Miller or Kelly Gerrow do you have any insight as to what the cause may be, or how to fix this? It's impacting productive editing (just can't do much beyond simple attribute updates in a web app).  ... View more

I wrote the label expression below to look at pipe length and cross section shape to determine if and how a label is generated for a pipe. It works fine in ArcGIS Pro, and when I paste the expression into ArcGIS Online the code validates and returns a test string as expected (for both label functions in the expression). However, no labels are displaying on the map. I have a similar (and more simple) function that is working just fine. function ChooseLabelFormat(ML,PL,Sec){ //Calls the label function based on pipe shape return When( PL >= ML && Sec == 'Circular', GetMainLabel ($feature.NominalDiameter,$feature.Material), PL >= ML && Sec != 'Circular', GetMainLabelNC ($feature.Material,$feature.BoxHeight,$feature.BoxWidth), "") }; function GetMainLabel(Dia,Mat){ //Returns Diameter and/or material excluding -999 and Unk values return When( Dia !=-999 && Mat != "Unk", Dia + "'' " + Mat, Dia !=-999 && Mat == "Unk", Dia + "''", Dia ==-999 && Mat != "Unk", Mat, "") }; function GetMainLabelNC(Mat,BH,BW){ //Returns HeightxWidth and/or material excluding -999 and Unk values return When( BH !=-999 && Mat != "Unk", BH + "'' x " + BW + "'' " + Mat, BH !=-999 && Mat == "Unk", BH + "'' x " + BW + "'' ", BH ==-999 && Mat != "Unk", Mat, "") }; //Set variables and call function for labeleling var Section = DomainName($feature, 'CrossSectionShape'); // Set MinLabel value as the minimum feature length to be labeled: var MinLabel = 50; var PipeLen = $feature.SHAPE__Length; //var PipeLen = Length(Geometry($feature), 'feet') return ChooseLabelFormat(MinLabel,PipeLen,Section);‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more

None of my users can access surveys via the website this morning. There have also been a lot of random time outs and generally poor performance with the website over the last week or 2. Is Esri aware of these issues? ... View more