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Hi, I tried to enhance a layer in the GeoPlanner app using the analysis function but failed. The error reads in part "object Object". Popped over to ArcGIS Online and was able to enhance the layer there. Any fix for GeoPlanner? -- Owen

OwenDwyer

Here's a screen capture. I was working through the Esri training course, "Exploring the Green Infrastructure in Your Area".

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KennethWalton

Hi Owen, sorry to hear that you're running into an issue. Can you clear your browser cache and try running the analysis tool again in GeoPlanner?

If you're still seeing the issue after clearing the browser cache, would you be able provide some additional information?
- Are you using the ArcGIS Online or Enterprise version of GeoPlanner?
- Which OS and web browser are you using?
- Which initial layer is selected for the Enrich layer tool?
- Which enrichment variables are selected in the Enrich layer tool?

I haven't been able to reproduce the issue yet, so any info you can provide would be a huge help!

Thanks!,
Kenneth

OwenDwyer

Hi, Kenneth: Will do! More soon'ish, -- Owen

OwenDwyer

Oh, and I'm working in Chrome on a MacBook Air with an enterprise version supplied by Indiana University. The initial layer is Baton Rouge Flood Mitigation Cores and I'm trying to enhance it with the 2019-24 population growth rates data. -- Owen

KennethWalton

Thanks for this info! Do you happen to know which version of Enterprise you're using?

OwenDwyer

Yea! Clearing the browser cache did the trick. Why? Maybe I can share the explanation with my students. -- Owen

KennethWalton

Awesome! Glad to hear its working now!

I believe that the web browser cached an older version of the code used for GeoPlanner, and that older cached code was being used. Clearing the cache makes the web browser get the correct code for GeoPlanner.

If ArcGIS Enterprise gets updated to a newer version, this issue might reappear. Clearing the browser cache should resolve the issue.

ChristopherKlem

Hello, I am working on the same tutorial and am receiving the same error message for the same step. I have restarted my computer and cleared the cache but am still receiving the [object Object] error. I am on a Dell Precision 5530 and Google Chrome using ArcGIS online. Do you have any suggestions to fix the problem?

KennethWalton

Hi Christopher, sorry to hear that you're running into the same issue. Can you try loading GeoPlanner in an incognito / private browser tab and re-run the tool? If that still doesn't work, can you try with Firefox?

ChristopherKlem

Hi Kenneth, the incognito tab did not work but Firefox did! Thank you for your assistance. I will continue to work in Firefox for the rest of this exercise just be safe.

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