Latest Contributions by KarenRobine1

‎12-08-2020

So if I have a survey linked to a Feature Service with the following relationships: Point_FeatureClass related to feature_water table (1 to many) Line_FeatureClass related to feature_water table (1 to many) When I create the survey, I get the following error: So to answer your question, yes, there are two repeats with the exact same table name. From speaking to someone from ESRI, I believe the Survey123 design does not allow for this. Let me know if there's a plan to enable this in the future? Thanks. Karen

‎12-04-2020

I'm testing a fairly complicated enterprise geodatabase using Survey123 Connect. In my case, I've got numerous Feature Classes which all share the same related tables (ie. Points FC, Lines FC, Polygons FC all relate to Hazards table (and many others). I am getting various table name repeat errors when I update the survey from the XLSForm. (ie., The error infers that the Hazard table can't be repeated numerous times in the form). So I took out the multiple Feature Classes so there would only be one repeat of my table (just for test purposes I left in the point to Hazard repeat). That worked. But now I can't publish because it's expecting to see the other missing layers. Guessing Survey123 doesn't work for this type of Geodatabase? In addition, on the front end, we have another Feature Class (sites) that can relate to the Points FC, Lines FC, and Polygons FC I described above (ie., 1 Site to many point ). Like I said, this GDB is quite complicated.

‎11-24-2020

I'm wondering if it's possible to limit domain values for a particular field based on another fields value using an SOI? I will be creating a service per state. Based on the state (which would be setup as a property to the service for the particular state), I want my Mobile and Web App Builder users to have a dropdown that ONLY shows the sayyyy counties in the state/service. So this would need to do a subset of coded values. Possible?

‎11-17-2020

This is an old post but I just ran into this and found the solution. In the Advanced Feature Access settings in ArcGIS Server (under Capabilities), you need to make sure you uncheck the box that says Filter web content. I had this set for one of my services, and was unable to edit any HTML-based content in my string fields. As soon as I turned it off, it all worked. Not necessary to escape the HTML.

‎10-08-2020

I believe WAB-Dev runs off a much older version of Node.JS. But the Node.js is baked into Wab-Dev. So I'm assuming no problem running Experience Builder Developer edition and Wab-Dev simultaneously on a machine isn't a problem?

‎10-01-2020

I've been thinking about getting my hands wet with Experience Builder. Coming from WebApp Builder Developer Edition, I like how the node.js is integrated into WAB_DEV. You don't need to install each separately. I'm also working at a Federal site, so the possibility of getting Administrative access to do anything is 'nil to none'. So 3 questions really: 1. Is there a plan to integrate Node.js into Experience Builder? 2. Do you need to "run as administrator" to run Node.js with Experience Builder? (hopefully not as I wont be able to do that where I work). 3. Is the requirement to run node.js version 12.x required? Thanks.

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Latest Contributions by KarenRobine1

Re: Problems with the same Related Tables connected to multiple Feature Classes when Survey123 Connected to a Federated Feature Service

Problems with the same Related Tables connected to multiple Feature Classes when Survey123 Connected to a Federated Feature Service

Limit Domain Values using SOI

Re: Field has invalid html content

Re: Integrate Node.js with Experience Builder Developer Edition

Integrate Node.js with Experience Builder Developer Edition