Latest Contributions by JaredPilbeam2

I wonder if it has something to do with there being the *.pdf extension in the ALT tag and no extension on the values in the DXF_TEXT column? ... View more

Yes, before and after line 15 prints this: print(alt) 01-01B-E.pdf 01-01B-W.pdf 01-01A-E.pdf 01-01A-W.pdf  Yes, I get a print statement for alt_to_url after that loop too: print(alt_to_url) {'01-01B-E.pdf': 'https://www.willcountysoa.com/section/TaxMaps/25_01-01B-E.pdf', '01-01B-W.pdf': 'https://www.willcountysoa.com/section/TaxMaps/25_01-01B-W.pdf', '01-01A-E.pdf': 'https://www.willcountysoa.com/section/TaxMaps/25_01-01A-E.pdf', '01-01A-W.pdf': 'https://www.willcountysoa.com/section/TaxMaps/25_01-01A-W.pdf'}   ... View more

@Robert_LeClair  This locator originated in ArcMap 10.8.1. It's based on a field from our county-wide Address Points layer. It's updated weekly.   ... View more

Your suspicion was correct. I simply removed the field parameter and hardcoded what the Geocode File tool accepts and the tool ran without any error. def execute(self, parameters, messages): """The source code of the tool.""" import arcpy import os outfile = parameters[2].valueAsText outloc = os.path.dirname(outfile) outname = os.path.basename(outfile) arcpy.geocoding.GeocodeFile( in_table=parameters[0].valueAsText, locator=parameters[1].valueAsText, #Geocode File tool Address Field Mapping parameter address_fields="'Single Line Input' ADDRESS VISIBLE NONE", output_type="CSV", output_location=outloc, output_name=outname, ) ... View more

Thanks for the reply @Robert_LeClair , I can say that all of the locators but one can be added using that method. The one I have highlighted loads for five minutes, appears in the catalog for two seconds and then disappears. But, this locator does work as I've used it outside of Pro in a script. So, I'm not sure what the problem is.  ... View more

Thanks @AlfredBaldenweck , 1.) Yes, I have only been testing CSVs. Added a filter anyway. 2.) I should've had this filled out completely to begin with. It's a lot clearer now. 3) Added a filter here too. Seems to be fine now. All in all those were good fixes. It's narrowed down to two errors tied to the GeocodeFile() function which have pretty unhelpful pages. Error 003346 and Error 002617 arcgisscripting.ExecuteError: ERROR 003346: Geocode File failed. ERROR 002617: Batch Geocoding stopped with status esriJobFailed. Failed to execute (GeocodeFile).   Things I've looked into regarding the geocoding errors: 1. Our locators are hosted on Enterprise Portal v. 11.3 which allows batch geocoding up to 1000 rows.   2. I've tested with different CSVs, different addresses and different field value formats. 3. The locator coordinate system is set for NAD_83. 4. I've been trying different locators and the tool has not ran with any of them while every time it has produced at least one of the two errors above. Error 002618 was also produced once too. ... View more

Thanks @DanPatterson , I'm using a Python Toolbox because the end product not mentioned here requires it. Value table got me a step closer it appears. Now I'm able to get param1 Address Field to populate with fields from the input CSV. I also gave it an out file param. But, all the params still don't seem to be functioning as a whole.    def getParameterInfo(self): """Define the tool parameters.""" # 1st param param0 = arcpy.Parameter( displayName="Your CSV", name="your_csv", datatype="DEFile", parameterType='Required', direction='Input' ) param1 = arcpy.Parameter( displayName='Address Field', name='ADDRESS', datatype='GPValueTable', parameterType='Required', direction='Input' ) param1.parameterDependencies = [param0.name] param1.columns = [['Field', 'Field']] # 2nd param param2 = arcpy.Parameter( displayName="Geocoder", name='geocoder', datatype="DEAddressLocator", parameterType='Required', direction='Input' ) # 3rd param param3 = arcpy.Parameter( displayName="Out File", name='out_file', datatype="DEFile", parameterType='Required', direction='Output', ) params = [param0,param1,param2,param3] return params def execute(self, parameters, messages): """The source code of the tool.""" import arcpy arcpy.geocoding.GeocodeFile( in_table=parameters[0].valueAsText, locator=parameters[2].valueAsText, address_fields=parameters[1].valueAsText, output_type=parameters[0].valueAsText, # output_location=r"C:\Users\me\test", # output_name="geocodedfile", # country=None, # location_type="ROUTING_LOCATION", # category=None, # output_fields="ALL" )         ... View more