Latest Contributions by RaymondWang

That is perfect! Thank you so much! ... View more

Hi Robert, Really appreciate your contribution to the WAB community. I see many of your widgets advancing the functionality of WAB. Is there a way to export the configuration work done (say 5 folders and 10 bookmark in each folder) at configuring the wedget.... I want to export that configuration and use that as the default for the next website ebookmark widget configuration. I'm assuming I'll need to modify the eBookmark files.  I'm not a programmer.  So go easy on me 😃 BTW - I see you can export and import the USER entry bookmarks.  But my question is related to creating a base template for the bookmarks at the config level so users can't delete them.   Thanks!   ... View more

must be expiring token on ArcGIS server Raymond Wang, PE, GISP Director, Geographic Information Systems Development Programming GEODESIGN + RESEARCH + ANALYTICS 550 Newport Center Drive | Newport Beach, California | 92660-7011 Phone 949.720.2333 | Cell 949.636.6406 rwang@irvinecompany.com ... View more

Hello, here are my screenshots with errors in both ArcMap & ArcGISpro.  I'm thinking it's not picking up my user & password for my arcgis service?  the password is longer than 5 characters but it seems to default to ***** after I leave the entry cell.  Please advise. ... View more

I found a solution to my problem.... for anyone who is interested. The solution with 2nd data frame property of use Extent from "Other Data Frame" to sync with the primary data frame will only work when the layout window of primary frame (9" x 8") is in exact porportion to 2nd frame (.9" x .8").  In my case, by setting the maring to 10% resulted the scale to match.  I had to move my area scale feature dataset to the centroid of the DDP index object. ... View more

That's a good suggestion, unfortunately my data frames have no spatial relation relationship with the other data frame.  The use of Extent from "Other Data Frame" result in blank.  Because the data from my area scale is at (0,0).  Setting the margin to 100% will result in the same scale which you've correctly identified the soution. My current task of work around is to use ArcPy to subsititue the AreaScale as a "Picture Element" such as a logo.  Each DDP will have a defined scale, so I can create the AreaScale ahead of time and just refrence different images per DDP. I'm running to road block there also.  It's frustrating, but I guess it's part of the learning process.  Thanks to the forum that we can share our thoughts.  Like Jack says, we are each other's greatest resource. It's still the same procedure. You don't have to show an extent indicator to use that data frame extent option. Open the properties dialog for the second data frame, the one without Data Driven Pages and select the Data Frame tab. At the top of the dialog, Extent dropdown, select "Other Data Frame". Then you will see various options for how you want the current data frame's extent to be driven by the other data frame. Set the margin to 100%. ... View more

Thanks for the advise.  But I'm not interested in showing extent indicator in the second frame. I'd like to have Primary and Second Data frame to be on the same scale.  DDP can only change the primary data frame based on the information in the index.  I want the second data frame to follow. see http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/26907-DDP-Can-extent-indicator-frame-zoom-like-the-primary-frame-does ... View more

Hi Jeff, Need some assistance on nesting the for loop? I have an "AreaScale" field in the DDP index.  It contains path to the different image/logo required to match the DDP scale.  In my half working script below.  I'm having trouble putting the sourceImage loop inside the ExportToPDF.  Please advise? import arcpy mxd = arcpy.mapping.MapDocument(r"C:\_rwFiles\MAPBOOK\v10\rwTest.mxd") for elm in arcpy.mapping.ListLayoutElements(mxd, "PICTURE_ELEMENT"):         if elm.name == "area_scale":             fieldvalue = mxd.dataDrivenPages.pageRow.getValue("AreaScale")             elm.sourceImage = r"" + fieldvalue for pageNum in range(1, mxd.dataDrivenPages.pageCount + 1):              mxd.dataDrivenPages.currentPageID = pageNum     print "Exporting page {0} of {1}".format(str(mxd.dataDrivenPages.currentPageID), str(mxd.dataDrivenPages.pageCount))     arcpy.mapping.ExportToPDF(mxd, r"C:\_rwFiles\MAPBOOK\PDF\Output" + str(pageNum) + ".pdf") del mxd This is certainly do-able with arcpy. The basic algorithm would be: 1.) set up a default state seal image in your layout 2.) loop through each page in your Data Driven Pages 3.) read the attribute that stores the path to the image 4.) change the default image path to that of the current page 5.) export or print the individual page (for example, export to PDF) 6.) if you are creating a PDF output of the map book, append all the individual state pages to a single PDF The DataDrivenPages class help shows how to do 2 and 3: http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcgisdesktop/10.0/help/index.html#/DataDrivenPages/00s300000030000000/ The PictureElement class help shows how to do 4: http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcgisdesktop/10.0/help/index.html#/PictureElement/00s30000000s000000/ The ExportToPDF function help shows how to do 5: http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcgisdesktop/10.0/help/index.html#/ExportToPDF/00s300000027000000/ The PDFDocument class help shows how to do 6: http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcgisdesktop/10.0/help/index.html#/PDFDocument/00s30000002w000000/ ... View more

One word of caution, if you have parametric curves, it will not snap to them properly.  My solution is to convert your parcels into Shape and re-import them back as GBD/SDE etc... Good Luck! ... View more