Latest Contributions by LucasMurray2

‎12-14-2021

Thanks for your reply. Yes, the file meets all of those criteria. Plus, the python code above was working with ArcGIS Enterprise 10.8.1 but not with 10.9.1.

‎12-10-2021

I developed an arcpy script that includes overwriting a hosted feature service in Portal with data from a csv file. The script ran just fine in ArcGIS Enterprise version 10.8.1 but I recently upgraded to 10.9.1 and it fails. The script was written using Python 3.7. Below is a copy of my script and attached is a log file. Notice everything works fine up until manager.overwrite. Did something change in 10.9.1 that is causing this to fail? from arcgis.gis import GIS from arcgis.features import * import pandas as pd import logging #--------------PARAMETERS-------------- csv = r'\\MyServer\Events.csv' #CSV file that will be overwritten with updates from JSON jsonEvents = 'https://TheJsonFile' #JSON file location on web eventID = 'xxxx' #ID of feature layer in portal that will be overwritten. portal = 'https://MyServer.azdes.gov/portal' portalUID = 'UserName' portalPWD = 'Password' #------------Process---------------- #Create log file logging.basicConfig(filename='logEvents.log', filemode='w', level=logging.INFO) try: logging.info("Process Started") #Read JSON URL and copy to csv file df = pd.read_json(jsonEvents) #reads JSON file df.to_csv(csv,index=False,header=True) #Writes json events to csv file logging.info('CSV Updated') #Log in to portal gis = GIS(url = portal, username = portalUID, password = portalPWD) logging.info('Logged in to Portal') #Identify the feature layer that will be overwritten and convert to feature layer collection fsEvents = gis.content.get(eventID) flcEvents = FeatureLayerCollection.fromitem(fsEvents) logging.info("Feature Layer Collection created") #Overwrite the feature layer collection with results from the csv flcEvents.manager.overwrite(csv) logging.info("Overwrite Successful. End Process") except: logging.exception('Process failed') raise

‎12-09-2021

Is there a way to set up a managed service account to use as the portal admin account within webgisdr? I'm currently using my account to run the backup process and everytime my password changes, I have to update webgisdr with the new credentials.

‎10-26-2021

Did you ever find an answer to this? I'm using Pro 2.8.2 and am getting the same message. I've tried all of the corrections you tried but nothing helps.

‎04-15-2021

@KellyHutchins This is great. Thank you for making the change.

‎04-06-2021

Currently, if there is no predominant value within a cluster, the cluster pop-up box says the predominant value within the cluster is "None," (see image). Is there a way to change "None" to say something else?

‎11-10-2020

In ArcGIS Enterprise 10.8.1, is there a way to control the number of classes showing up in the Counts and Amounts (Size) style when symbolizing a layer with multiple attributes? If I symbolize a layer using only one attribute with the Counts and Amounts (Size) style, I'm given the option to classify the data, where I can add or remove the number of classes (see screenshot1.jpg). However, I want to symbolize the layer using two attributes. One attribute is a nominal field used to control the color of the symbols. The other attribute is a number field that controls the size of the symbol using the Counts and Amounts (Size) style. When I go into the style properties, there is no option to classify the data and no option to control the number of classes (see screenshot2.jpg). Ideally, I'd like to only have 3 different sizes but the software will only let me show 5 classes. Is there a way to control the number of classes

‎08-26-2020

My company has some geospatial data in SalesForce that I would like to use in an ArcGIS Online application. They've been able to provide a link to the data through a Mulesoft API. However, I'm not clear how to link the data to a map built in ArcGIS Online. Any help would be appreciated.

‎08-06-2020

In ArcGIS Pro, the Delete Field tool displays field aliases, sorted in alphabetical order. The problem is the tables I want to delete fields from have several autogenerated fields. It's easy for me to pick out the autogenerated fields if I can see the field names listed in the same order they appear in the table. However, using a sorted list of field aliases means I have to go through each value and pick out which ones were autogenerated (which I want to delete) vs which ones I created (which I want to keep).

‎07-31-2020

Hello Shana, I think it was you that I spoke with during the UC about this. Thank you for the suggestions. Unfortunately, suggestion 1 won't work because acronyms in the second address field can sometime be misinterpreted by the locator. For example, I've seen people abbreviate suite as "St," which the locator tries to interpret as "street" and geocode to the wrong location or raise an error. For example, "123 First Ave., St 1" will be interpreted as "123 First Avenue Street 1." For suggestion 2, I tried that where I made a second copy of an address locator. That seemed to work. The only downside I saw with that is it requires 2 copies of the same locator, doubling the storage size. I think I found a workaround. I created two composite address locators, both using the same address locator, but I named one CompositeAddress1 and the other CompositeAddress2. Then I combine them both into a third composite locator and set it up so CompositeAddress1 searches using the Address1 field and CompositeAddress2 searches using the Address2 field. My tests have been successful so far. However, it took almost all day to build the composite locator in this way. Plus, building this type of locator in ArcMap was much easier. What is the difference between the Create Address Locator and Create Locator tools? I know the Create Locator tool is an updated version but I didn't see anything that explained the advantages over the Create Address Locator tool. As a test, I tried building some of my address locators using the Create Locator tool and it didn't go well. The locators didn't work well and it forced me to have a bunch of input fields. For example, I was creating a city center locator. The only inputs needed to be city and state. However, the Create Locator tool added on other input fields, like subregion, address, and about 5 other fields. I couldn't find a way to turn those off.

‎07-16-2020

My agency produces several address files that have address1, address2, city, state, and ZIP code fields. The address1 field is supposed to have the full street address (i.e. house number, prefix, street name, suffix), such as 1789 W. Jefferson St. The address2 field is supposed to be for additional information, like apartment or suite numbers. However, field staff don't always put the street address in the correct field. Almost every address dataset I receive have most of the street addresses in the address2 field. In ArcMap, I built a composite address locator that combines various address locators from multiple services, including a point address locator (i.e. the style is US Single House Address). I was able to the point locator twice to the composite locator so when geocoding an address, on first pass, the address1 field will be used with the city/state/ZIP code fields to try and find a match. If a match is not found, then the same address is run through the same point locator but uses the address2 field to find a match. Designing the composite locator this way has really saved me a lot of time and headache cleaning the address data file before geocoding it. When I tried to create this same locator in ArcGIS Pro, I got an error message that the same locator can't be added twice to the same composite locator. I tried asking someone at the ESRI UC about this and the suggestion was to rebuild the individual address locators so they can accept multiple address fields. However, the address locators I use are from third-parties and I can't redesign them. For now, I've been continuing to use ArcMap for any geocoding I need to do. Is there a workaround to this? Or is this something I need to submit as an idea?

‎05-04-2020

Hi Catherine, are you doing this in ArcGIS Pro? I had to figure this out too. When you open the feature symbology, in the Properties tab, open the Layers section . Under Appearance, click the Form drop-down menu . Select the number icon that has a circle around it. From there, you can edit the symbol and character to look how you like. I tried to find instructions in the help docs for this but couldn't find anything.

‎04-21-2020

Sorry I didn't respond earlier. I just now saw this reply. I'm not using a file format. I'm using a gradient fill to create that symbol. It only has two colors so it worked well. Pro didn't seem to be able to mimic that ability. In pro, I'm using 2.4.

‎12-17-2019

In ArcMap, I could create custom polygons to use as callout boxes for my labels. For example, I used a gradient fill to create a two-color background callout box (see pic below). Is this possible to do in ArcGIS Pro, too? I tried creating a two-color gradient fill polygon symbol in Pro, saving it to the gallery, and then adding it as the background symbol for a callout box. However, it only shows one of the two colors in the labels.

‎07-25-2019

Allow the near me widget to utilize network resources, such as a ArcGIS for Server Network Analyst service, to search by driving time or driving distance, instead of a buffer.

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Latest Contributions by LucasMurray2

Re: Using ArcPy to Overwrite Hosted Feature Service Fails

Using ArcPy to Overwrite Hosted Feature Service Fails

Use Managed Service Account in webgisdr

Re: PRO Package Project - Database not found message

Re: All pin color changes in zone lookup configurable app

Cluster pop-up with no predominant value

Adjust class ranges of graduated symbols when multiple attributes selected

Use Spatial Data from Mule API in ArcGIS Online

Show Unsorted Field Names in ArcGIS Pro Delete Field Tool

Re: Pro - Create composite locator that uses the same address locator twice

Pro - Create composite locator that uses the same address locator twice

Re: Custom Background Callout Polygon for Labels

Re: Custom Background Callout Polygon for Labels

Custom Background Callout Polygon for Labels

Use Driving Distance/Time in Near Me Widget

Use Driving Distance/Time in Near Me Widget

Near tool for matching pairs

Show Unsorted Field Names in ArcGIS Pro Delete Fie...

Cluster pop-up with no predominant value

ArcGIS Online Filter Widget -empty- value