When opening a new tool/toolbox, the categories are closed/condensed by default.
What would I add to my script to make the categories expanded by default?
I also had thought that categories would be a nice way to organize my parameters, but since they are nearly all required, I did a way with categories all together. What I do is just keep my related parameters together in the parameter list.
I did a little digging and this might be doable by setting the stylesheet property of a python Toolbox class. You'll have to convert your script tool to a python Toolbox though, if its not already. I haven't done much in python toolboxes so can't tell if this will work though.
defining-a-tool-in-a-python-toolbox.
and for the style sheet, maybe this can help (borrowed from Stack Overflow):
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Copy "C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\Desktop10.2\ArcToolbox\Stylesheets\MdDlgContent.xsl" to the same folder as your script. (or somewhere it can be reached)
Edit line 467 to remove STYLE="display:'none';", i.e. change:
<DIV ID="{PropertyGroupName}" STYLE="display:'none';" onclick="window.event.cancelBubble = true;">
to
<DIV ID="{PropertyGroupName}" onclick="window.event.cancelBubble = true;">
Datatypes include GPLayout, DEFolder, GPBoolean, GPString, GPLong.
I that this too will need a little ArcGIS Pro SDK. The only properties that a Parameter contains is displayName, name, datatype, parameterType, and direction. Pro's UI will default to display depending on the data type of the parameter- what are the data types of the parameters?
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