Latest Contributions by JohnEvans6

Update: I assumed you have identical layers with different data like I did. If they're not the same I wouldn't go anywhere near this. With the caveat being "it's probably faster and easier to do this in pro", I set up a real short notebook to update the symbology of a layer years ago when I had this problem. I will say now that I am catching up the documentation this doesn't seem to be encouraged so your mileage may vary. from arcgis.gis import GIS gis = GIS("home") # Template (fill in id) template_id = '' # To Update (fill in id) layer_to_update_id = '' #Get template item template_item = gis.content.get(template_id) # Get layers were updating template_layers = template_item.layers #Get item were updating to_update_item = gis.content.get(layer_to_update_id) # Which layer gets the symbology? to_update_layers = to_update_item.layers # In this example I am just taking the first template layer and updating the first to update layer, which is what [0] is for (just get the first item in each list) to_update_layers[0].manager.update_definition({"drawingInfo": template_layers[0].properties['drawingInfo']}) # Verify update sample_display = gis.map('USA') sample_display.basemap.basemap = 'dark-gray-vector' sample_display.content.add(to_update_layers[0]) #Verify the symbology has been applied to the layer. sample_display I can't for the life of me find how you would apply a filter based on the documentation. I kind of figured it would be similar to this or that there would be a new method or property you could update, but I'm coming up short. ... View more

Yeah that happens to be right where I landed with this 🙃. If it helps in future, or helps me when I have to do this again in a year and have no idea how to: Get Data from a Feature Layer as JSON Via where query so I only return 1 record Assign value of attributes to object. I have a compose afterwards that "saves it". It's probably unneeded but it finally works so I don't want to touch it. Assign my AGOL attributes to an second object. These keys match the object that has my update(s): Apply to Each: For each of my parsed records i set key and value to a variable. Whichever key/value pairs I receive, update the object. It'll just ignore any AGOL values i haven't parsed.   Send my update. Feels goofy I have to make an extra query and set up like a whole separate flow. Programming is easier than this 😅 ... View more

Can do thanks for figuring it out! ... View more

Happy to thanks for looking. Should be pretty straightforward: var fieldName = "IWL_NAME"; var features = FeatureSetByPortalItem(Portal("https://faasysops.maps.arcgis.com/"), '8abc49df0f9247b9abd7b62eaa37952d', 0) var uniqueIds = GroupBy(features, [fieldName], { name: "f_objID", expression: "OBJECTID", statistic: "FIRST" }); var unique_list = []; for (var id in uniqueIds) {Push(unique_list, id.f_objID)} var sql = "OBJECTID IN (" + Concatenate(unique_list, ", ") + ")"; return Filter(features, sql); As above the feature set is filtered down to 2 records, which I want to display in the table behind in the screenshot. I figured the table would just load the 2 records in the output, but it loads them all.      ... View more

Hi, Any thoughts on what I may be doing wrong/missing? This seemed like it would solve my exact problem (I wanted to show users a table of unique values from a FeatureSet). I took the complete feature set, filtered down to the unique values (2 of 122), and it all looked good: But when I plugged my Arcade data script into a table, I got all records instead of my filtered set: ... View more

Oh I see it now. I had no idea you could do it that way. ... View more

As far as I know the spec changed in 1.16 according to the docs and you have to return a dictionary if you use Arcade: Popup Element | ArcGIS Arcade | Esri Developer At least I have to in whatever version I'm running. If i one-liner return 'This is a test', my popup is blank. ... View more

Need to adjust your return to be an object I believe: if (firstFeature != null) { return { type : 'text', text : 'Building is in the zone'} } else { return { type : 'text', text : 'Building is not in the zone'} }   ... View more

It would be fantastic if there were an easier workflow that enabled me/my users to use a drawn sketch(es) as a spatial feature filter(s) so I can filter the display of my features to only those under/outside of/etc the polygon(s). The closest is 'Find by Attributes and Location', but I can't use a sketch layer. I can extract data as a Shapefile via a sketch, but it's a pretty cumbersome workflow for users who are less than savvy.    ... View more

I assume he's maybe talking about Timestamps displaying in local time vs. UTC as published or something. Take a look here maybe: Time is on Your Side with New Field Types in ArcGIS Online ... View more

I think I had a similar / the same question last year and unfortunately the answer seems to be "republish from Pro to update the symbology". Re: Editing a Layer Style/ the drawingInfo in ArcG... - Esri Community ... View more

I meant to get to this today and ran out of time. I didn't get a chance to fully noodle through your script, but below is something where if you click a fire perimeter boundary, it will tell you which Census Tract(s) are under as well as the percent for each (one-to-many). I've tried to use ESRI data so you can make your own map. The expression goes on the current perimeters layer // Boundaries : https://services.arcgis.com/P3ePLMYs2RVChkJx/arcgis/rest/services/USA_Census_Tracts/FeatureServer/0 // Fires : https://services9.arcgis.com/RHVPKKiFTONKtxq3/ArcGIS/rest/services/USA_Wildfires_v1/FeatureServer/1 var boundaries = FeatureSetByName($map, "USA Census Tract Boundaries",['*'], true) var intersections = Intersects(Geometry($feature), boundaries) var output_text = '' for(var f in intersections) { var txt = '' var percent = '' var intersection_size = '' // What is the size of the area that intersects the tract and the fire perimeter intersection_size = Area(Intersection($feature, f), "acre") // What % of the fire perimeter is inside the tract? percent = Text(Round(intersection_size / Area(Geometry(f), "acre") * 100)) // Create an individual line for each txt = Concatenate(['<p>', f['FIPS'],": is ", percent, "% affected by fire.", '</p>']) // Output output_text = output_text + txt } Console(output_text) return { type : 'text', text : output_text }   ... View more

Came across this looking for something else doing something similar. I don't know if something that says "works on my machine" is helpful but everything seemed to upload for me doing the following:   Maybe there's something up with tzlocal() not producing a timezone object?   ... View more