The gis.content.search gives back a list about the given query. After I create from this search result variable a panda dataframe, it gives me the option to access a lot of information about the given services. I would like to call these services with a 3rd party application based on the dataframe privateUrl field. But this field just populates the latest service and for the others the value is NaN.
Someone facing with this problem?
pandas dataframe
Hi @LaszloCsunderlik1 ,
I believe I am experiencing the same problem, but missing values like size, and who knows what else. I have performed steps following this doco: https://developers.arcgis.com/python/samples/inventory-organizational-content/\
# Connect to GIS and import modules from arcgis.gis import GIS gis = GIS("home", verify_cert=False) import arcgis import datetime as dt import pandas as pd from IPython.display import display import time import csv import os org_users = gis.users.search() print(f'{len(org_users)} users found') org_users[:3] org_content = [] for user in org_users: qe = f"owner: {user.username}" user_content = gis.content.advanced_search(query=qe, max_items=-1)['results'] org_content += user_content print(f"{len(org_content)} items found in org") content_df = pd.DataFrame(org_content) content_df.head()
Result: see attached image.
Observation: it only writes values for all fields on the first row - whatever is at the top of the list/dict that's written(?) into the data frame (I changed the order to test this)
Observation2: is this a glitch with the python version? I think the info to provide on this is as follows: I'm using py3 and pandas 1.2.3
I'm going around this problem by auditing portal content with dictionaries, but would like to know what happened here.
-Nina
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