Latest Contributions by AllisonMuise1

Jason Bottcher​ : I realize I am responding well after you've posted this, but wanted to share the information for others who come accross this question: The fields that are shown in the Crowdsource Reporter form are the fields that are marked as 'Editable' in the popup configuration. The fields that display in the previously-submitted reports are the fields marked for 'Display' in the popup configuration (or a custom popup config if you choose). ... View more

Greg Bacon​ : We suggest sharing the information with your open data group to encourage sharing this type of information publicly. If this step is not appropriate for your organization, skipping it  won't affect the functionality of the Citizen Problem Reporting application. -Allison ... View more

Ali Barakat​ I don't believe that Crowdsource Reporter or Crowdsource Manager were included in Portal 10.3.1. To get around this, you can download the apps from github (links below) and host the apps on a web server. You can then either configure them on your web server or use then to create new template items in your portal. Both apps should work against your portal content without issue and the help has additional info for setting up the app on a web server. GitHub - Esri/crowdsource-reporter: An ArcGIS Online group application template authored by organization and made availa… GitHub - Esri/crowdsource-manager: An ArcGIS Online group application template authored by organization and made availab… http://solutionsdev.arcgis.com/local-government/help/crowdsource-reporter/ http://solutionsdev.arcgis.com/local-government/help/crowdsource-manager/ Create app templates—ArcGIS Online Help | ArcGIS ... View more

Venus Scott​ Here is he recommended workflow for moderating reports & comments: 1)Include a field on your dataset (eg PUBLICVIEW) that uses a domain with Yes/No values. In ArcMap (before you publish the service) set the field to have the default value No. 2) In your Reporter map, set up a filter to only show features where PUBLICVIEW is Yes. This way, all features are hidden in the map/app when they are created. 3) You can then use an app such as Crowdsource Manager to review the submissions and update the value of PUBLICVIEW to Yes where appropriate. To do this, Crowdsource Manager should read a different map than Reporter, but both maps should point to the same data layer. The same workflow can be used to moderate comments (editing related records is coming to Manager this week). For this workflow, the name of the field and the field values aren't important - you can use whatever makes sense to you and your workflow. The important thing is that features are created with a default value in a field that is excluded by the filter on the layer in the map. Updating this value to one that meets the filter requirements exposes the record in the map and application. ... View more

Hi Nicole, I see in one of your previous screenshots that you do have editing enabled for the layer, but only the ability to update features. Only layers with 'Add' will appear in the app. Reporter requires the ability to add new features so that users can submit new reports. Updating is optional, unless you want to use the voting functionality in which case it is required. Cheers, Allison ... View more

Hi Jose, You code above isn't working because it tries to concatenate values of two different types - a string and a datetime. You also need to explicitly tell the query that the value of datetimeVal is a datetime so that it gets read correctly. Try this syntax: whereClause = "DateAGMT = date'{}'".format(datetimeVal) One way to figure out the format for these queries (if Geonet isn't fast enough!) is to run a tool like Make Feature Layer with the same query you are trying to build. Dragging and dropping the result into the Python window in ArcMap or ArcCatalog will show you the syntax and .format will let you include variables in the query without worrying about variable types. -Allison ... View more