Latest Contributions by MelanieRosenberg2

Here are some steps to reproduce the issue: - Set symbology in a map service - add to web map (change nothing) - Open web map in collector Expected: symbols look just like they do in the map service or in the web map Reality: symbols are hard to see in Collector (iPad, latest versions of OS and collector as of this post date) ... View more

Both.  I want to copy attributes and geometry. ... View more

I figured out an easy fix: I create an array of the broken layers, then check to see if the layers in the MXD are in that array. I instruct my output to write a "yes" or "No" to determine if the layer is broken. #Import necessary librariesimport arcpy, os, fnmatch, csv  #Create an empty list of ArcMap documents to process. mxd_list=[r"\\...\XYZ.mxd","//computer/d$/ABC.mxd"]#Initiate a for loop to run through each MXD in the listfor mxd in mxd_list:    #Define the MXD    mxd = arcpy.mapping.MapDocument(mxd)     #Get the file path from the MXD    mapPath = mxd.filePath        #Get the name of the MXD from the full path    fileName = os.path.basename(mapPath)     #Get a list of all layers in the given MXD    layers = arcpy.mapping.ListLayers(mxd)        #Define the output file path. Here the file is being saved to the desktop with the same name as the MXD. Change the file path to an accessible location.    filepath = "C:/Users/USERNAME/Desktop/"+ fileName[:-4]+".csv"        #Define the file to be written as a CSV.    writer = csv.writer(file(filepath, 'wb'))        #Identify all broken layers in the MXD    brknList = arcpy.mapping.ListBrokenDataSources(mxd)     #Initiate a for loop to run through each layer within the MXD    for layer in layers:           #Check to see if the layer supports the attribute "dataSource". Not all layers support this stored metadata value.         if layer.supports("dataSource"):          #Determine if the layer is broken or not by comparing it to the list of broken layers             if layer in brknList:                broken = "Yes"            else:                broken = "No"             #Compile a list of layer attributes. This list can be modified based on the defined properties of the layer class in arcpy (http://desktop.arcgis.com/en/arcmap/10.3/analyze/arcpy-mapping/layer-class.htm).            layerattributes = [layer.longName, layer.dataSource, broken]             #Write the attributes to the csv file.            writer.writerow(layerattributes)        #Delete variables that will be recycled in the loop    del writer ... View more

Those links for the GNSS give a 404 error... ... View more

I have consulted the post above, but found that the solution is out of date and no longer works. import arcpy, os workspace = r'C:/Users/OWNER/Desktop/test.gdb'# Generate the list of relationship classesrc_list = [c.name for c in arcpy.Describe(workspace).children if c.datatype == "RelationshipClass"]print rc_list This returned "[]" which is an empty array. This means this is no longer a viable option since I have literally 150 relationship classes to rename and none were returned. Eventually I want to rename my relationship classes as such: import arcpy, osfrom arcpy import env # Set workspaceenv.workspace = "C:/Users/XXX/Desktop/test.gdb" #get list of relationship classesrc_list = [c.name for c in arcpy.Describe(env.workspace).children if c.datatype == "RelationshipClass"]   #remove all underscoresfor rc in rc_list:    out_data = rc.replace("_","")    arcpy.Rename_management(os.path.join(env.workspace,rc), out_data)#get the list of relationship classes againrc_list = [c.name for c in arcpy.Describe(env.workspace).children if c.datatype == "RelationshipClass"] for rc in rc_list:       #    if "reading" in rc OR "action" in rc:        #add underscores between name and ATTACHREL        if "ATTACH" in rc:            out_data = rc.replace("ATTACHREL","TblGPS__ATTACHREL")            arcpy.Rename_management(os.path.join(env.workspace,rc), out_data)            print (rc)         #add underscores between name and rel        if "rel" in rc:            out_data = rc.replace("rel","TblGPS__rel")            arcpy.Rename_management(os.path.join(env.workspace,rc), out_data)            print (rc)    else:        #add underscores between name and ATTACHREL        if "ATTACH" in rc:            out_data = rc.replace("ATTACHREL","PtGPS__ATTACHREL")            arcpy.Rename_management(os.path.join(env.workspace,rc), out_data)            print (rc)         #add underscores between name and rel        if "rel" in rc:            out_data = rc.replace("rel","PtGPS__rel")            arcpy.Rename_management(os.path.join(env.workspace,rc), out_data)            print (rc) How can I extract the relationship classes from the geodatabase so I can rename them in bulk? I have them in a file geodatabase right now but eventually I will have them in SDE. ... View more

This is highly desired, still. ... View more

With a little GIS, you could take your data into ArcMap/Pro and analyze it. You could probably even do this in ArcGIS Online.. ... View more

https://community.esri.com/blog/doc.arcgis.com/en/survey123/desktop/create-surveys/whatsnewsurvey123.htm  This link is broken? ... View more

I think you can add the title during SM creation then go into AGOL and change the item name. That should give you what you want. Although, I agree it is not ideal to be forced into having both the same from the get-go. ... View more

I think you can add the title during SM creation then go into AGOL and change the item name. That should give you what you want. Although, I agree it is not ideal to be forced into having both the same from the get-go. ... View more