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Andrew Callison‌ This is an enhancement we are planning to implement later this year. You can track the change on github: Request\Question: Passing in a feature parameter via the URL · Issue #145 · Esri/crowdsource-polling · GitHub  ... View more

Try this syntax: IIF(isNull([ROADTYPE]),[ROADNAME]&" "&[ROADPOSTDIR],[ROADNAME]&" "&[ROADTYPE]) (added [] around the field name in the isNull() function) Also - make sure that the Field Name field int he Dynamic Value Table points to the field where you want the results to be written. ... View more

Tami Maddio​ Yes! This is possible as of the version of Reporter release in July 2016. You will need a fairly large string field in your dataset(s) to store the value - I recommend 100 chars. If you will be storing the value in multiple layers in the same Reporter app the location-storing field must all have the same, case-sensitive name in all layers. In the application configuration, on the Form Settings tab, specify that field name in the parameter that starts with 'Optionally, store a text form of the report location.' Save the configuration and go submit a new report! The application will use the following logic to decide what to write to that field: For point layers, the app will first attempt to store a search location. If the search is not used or if a new location is selected on the map the app will attempt to find an address for the report location. If no address is found, the coordinates of the location will be stored. For line and polygon features, the app will attempt the same reverse-geocode or coordinate-storing workflow using the first vertex of the drawn location. See the Crowdsource Reporter help for more information about configuring this app: Crowdsource Reporter | ArcGIS for Local Government ... View more

Mark Cooper Sometimes it helps just knowing that something SHOULD work Yes, adding a legend widget would require a JS developer. Knowledge of our API would certainly be helpful, but there are plenty of samples on the developer site that would help ease the learning curve for others. Yes, currently you only get popup info for the layer on which comments are being collected. I can see the need for more information from the other layers, though. I'll put that in as something to consider for a future release. ... View more

Stacy Wood​ Do you mean this app? Campus Place Locator | ArcGIS for Local Government -Allison ... View more

Andrew Ciurro​ Does the URL of your application start with http or https? Browsers are starting to really crack down on security and Chrome recently removed the ability to 'zoom to me' using http and it is likely that other browsers will follow/have followed suit soon as well. If you app URL starts with http: You'll need to turn on SSL in your org to get 'zoom to me' functionality in Chrome. That being said - I don't recommend just turning SSL on in your org without a careful evaluation of what other side effects might be, although enabling SSL is the recommended workflow for new orgs (and is now the default in new orgs). If your app is https: When you initially load the application you should get a prompt to share your location with the application. If you choose not to share this info (or ignore the dialog), the application won't be able to use your location to submit reports either. If you don't see this prompt when you load the application, check your browser settings. You probably denied it once and it now remembers the setting. The steps for clearing this setting will depend on your browser and version. -Allison Edited to add: Here is more info on Chrome's security changes and how they impact ArcGIS: Increased web API security in Google Chrome | ArcGIS Blog ... View more

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