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Your attempt is not working because: $feature.yourDateField returns a single value from a feature. There's nothing to count. Then you compare that single value to ISOWeek(Now()), which only tells you if that single date value matches the current ISOWeek value (1-53). If it does match, you're simply returning the text string 'Count'. You should use the Count() function with a filter for the current week, but the way to do that depends on where you're trying to display this information. Is this for a dashboard indicator, or? ... View more

Hi Dave, yes you would have to specify the layers in an Arcade expression and configure the popup according to your layers/expression(s). Possibly a better user experience but you'd have to decide if maintaining is worth it if your map layers change frequently. If you decide that the Select widget is the way to go, this seems to work for me: 1. Enable "spatial selection" on the Select widget configuration, with your parishes as the selecting data. 2. Open your Experience and open the Select widget (unless it's configured to open automatically on load). 3. Click a parish to select it. 4. In the Select widget, activate the tool by clicking the button in the upper right so it turns blue**, then click the dropdown and choose Select by Data: 5. Click Apply:   Now your features from the other layer are selected:     ** I wonder if this is where you're running into trouble, since it doesn't really make sense to me that you would have to activate the interactive selection tool to use Select by Data, but you do.   ... View more

Hi Dave, if returning data in the popup is your only requirement, would an Arcade intersect not work, skipping the Select widget entirely and just showing the data on click? ... View more

Acquiring an access token does not incur credits. There are lots of ways to acquire one, depending on how you're developing, with /generateToken: Generate Token | ArcGIS REST APIs | ArcGIS Developers being one. The Python API has a method as well: gis._con.token ... View more

HI Jasper, I believe the information you're looking for is in the service/layer definitions, which are not viewable through ArcGIS Assistant. Go to the item page, and in the lower right, copy the URL: Paste it into your browser, appending ?f=json to the end, and if the service is secure, adding &token=<your access token>, like this: https://services6.arcgis.com/RTYCWyATq5TpQEkX/arcgis/rest/services/service_f2262bfc9e9a47d0abde66b369ac2579/FeatureServer?f=json&token=<your access token>   This will give you the service (aka Feature Layer Collection) definition, including layer/table names and IDs. From there, you can access the layer definitions by adding the layer IDs to the URL, e.g.: https://services6.arcgis.com/RTYCWyATq5TpQEkX/arcgis/rest/services/service_f2262bfc9e9a47d0abde66b369ac2579/FeatureServer/1?f=json&token=<your access token> For the target layers, Update Definition (Feature Layer)—ArcGIS REST APIs | ArcGIS Developers is likely your ticket. You can also use the ArcGIS API for Python: https://developers.arcgis.com/python/latest/guide/updating-feature-layer-properties  ... View more

Try this. It will create a CSV item in your portal with the additional information. Yes, running in a Notebook is probably easiest if you're not familiar with Python. Please note that it's not guaranteed that this will get all 3x items, and it may get some that are not relevant. Esri doesn't have documentation on how these are defined by keyword, so this is my attempt based on what I see in the portals I use.   import pandas as pd from arcgis.gis import GIS import time gis = GIS("home") classic_webmaps = [] classic_storymaps = [] web_appbuilder_apps = [] classic_configurable_apps = [] all_items = gis.content.search(query='', item_type='Map', max_items=10000) # item_type = 'Map' gets both Web Map and Web Mapping Application items for item in all_items: if item.type == "Web Map": if not "ArcGIS API for JavaScript" in item.typeKeywords: # this keyword may indicate 4x map classic_webmaps.append(item) if item.type == "Web Mapping Application": if "Story Map" in item.typeKeywords and not "StoryMap" in item.typeKeywords: # keyword 'Story Map' (with a space) may indicate classic Story Map classic_storymaps.append(item) if any(keyword in item.typeKeywords for keyword in ["Web AppBuilder", "WAB2D"]): web_appbuilder_apps.append(item) if not any(keyword in item.typeKeywords for keyword in ["Web AppBuilder", "WAB2D", "configurableApp", "Ready To Use"]): # 'configurableApp' and 'Ready to Use' may indicate 4x instant app, so we are excluding these classic_configurable_apps.append(item) export_data = [] def add_items_to_export(items): for item in items: export_data.append({ "Title": item.title, "ID": item.id, "Owner": item.owner, "URL": item.url or "N/A", "Modified": item.modified, "Type": item.type, "Shared With": item.sharing.shared_with }) add_items_to_export(classic_webmaps) add_items_to_export(classic_storymaps) add_items_to_export(web_appbuilder_apps) add_items_to_export(classic_configurable_apps) df = pd.DataFrame(export_data) csv_path = f"arcgis\\home\\categorized_items_{int(time.time())}.csv" df.to_csv(csv_path, index=False) csv_properties = { "title": f"Potential_Retiring_Items_{int(time.time())}", "type": "CSV", } csv_item = gis.content.add(item_properties=csv_properties, data=csv_path) print(f"CSV item created: {csv_item.title} (ID: {csv_item.id})")     ... View more

This script might help:     from arcgis.gis import GIS gis = GIS("home") classic_webmaps = [] classic_storymaps = [] web_appbuilder_apps = [] classic_configurable_apps = [] all_items = gis.content.search(query='', item_type='Map', max_items=10000) # item_type = 'Map' gets both Web Map and Web Mapping Application items for item in all_items: if item.type == "Web Map": if not "ArcGIS API for JavaScript" in item.typeKeywords: # this keyword may indicate 4x map classic_webmaps.append(item) if item.type == "Web Mapping Application": if "Story Map" in item.typeKeywords and not "StoryMap" in item.typeKeywords: # keyword 'Story Map' (with a space) indicates classic Story Map classic_storymaps.append(item) if any(keyword in item.typeKeywords for keyword in ["Web AppBuilder", "WAB2D"]): web_appbuilder_apps.append(item) if not any(keyword in item.typeKeywords for keyword in ["Web AppBuilder", "WAB2D", "configurableApp", "Ready To Use"]): classic_configurable_apps.append(item) print(f"--------\nThe following {len(classic_webmaps)} web maps may not have been saved in the new Map Viewer:\n") for map in classic_webmaps: print(f"{map.title} ({map.id})") print(f"\n--------\nThe following {len(classic_storymaps)} apps may be classic/3x Story Maps:\n") for app in classic_storymaps: print(f"{app.title} ({app.id})") print(f"\n--------\nThe following {len(web_appbuilder_apps)} apps are Web AppBuilder apps:\n") for app in web_appbuilder_apps: print(f"{app.title} ({app.id})") print(f"\n--------\nThe following {len(classic_configurable_apps)} apps may be classic/3x configurable apps:\n") for app in classic_configurable_apps: print(f"{app.title} ({app.id})")     ... View more

So easy, thanks. ... View more

I replied to your other post, but for anyone coming across this post, here's how I did this: 1. In the app configuration, go to Interactivity -> Share, and toggle on Sharing. 2. Publish then open the app and select any feature by clicking on it. 3. Click the Sharing button, then Copy Link. This copies a shortened link to the clipboard. 3. Paste the link in the address bar and press Enter to load the app. This changes the shortened link to the full link in the address bar. It looks like this:    https://civiclens-demo.maps.arcgis.com/apps/instant/attachmentviewer/index.html?appid=bc91f23560d9436fa069f28d980db38c&defaultObjectId=14&attachmentIndex=0&layerFeatureIndex=0&selectedLayerId=190ffe37ae2-layer-4&center=-114.05;46.8919&level=19   4. From my testing, you can just swap out the defaultObjectId value to open the app to the feature of interest. You can also omit the layerFeatureIndex parameter (I'm not sure what it does), but it looks like you need most or all of the others.  Hope this helps. ... View more

Hi, this is possible; here's how: 1. In the app configuration, go to Interactivity -> Share, and toggle on Sharing. 2. Publish then open the app and select any feature by clicking on it. 3. Click the Sharing button, then Copy Link. This copies a shortened link to the clipboard. 3. Paste the link in the address bar and press Enter to load the app. This changes the shortened link to the full link in the address bar. It looks like this:  https://civiclens-demo.maps.arcgis.com/apps/instant/attachmentviewer/index.html?appid=bc91f23560d9436fa069f28d980db38c&defaultObjectId=14&attachmentIndex=0&layerFeatureIndex=0&selectedLayerId=190ffe37ae2-layer-4&center=-114.05;46.8919&level=19 4. From my testing, you can just swap out the defaultObjectId value to open the app to the feature of interest. You can also omit the layerFeatureIndex parameter (I'm not sure what it does), but it looks like you need most or all of the others.  Hope this helps. ... View more

Try this: import copy def update_cyano_status(cyanoponds_features, overlap_rows, cyanoponds_lyr): for CCC_GIS_ID in overlap_rows['CCC_GIS_ID']: cyanopond_feature = [f for f in cyanoponds_features if f.attributes['CCC_GIS_ID'] == CCC_GIS_ID][0] row = overlap_rows[overlap_rows['CCC_GIS_ID'] == CCC_GIS_ID].iloc[0] cyanopond_feature_copy = copy.deepcopy(cyanopond_feature) cyanopond_feature_copy.attributes['Cyano_Status'] = row['cyano_risk_tier'] resp = cyanoponds_lyr.edit_features(updates=[cyanopond_feature_copy]) print(f"Attempted to update Cyano_Status for {CCC_GIS_ID} to {row['cyano_risk_tier']}. Response: {resp}") ... View more