Latest Contributions by Per_Åke_MattiasWallin

‎07-31-2020

I just noticed that there is a feature request https://community.esri.com/ideas/6533 from 2012 with 9 votes...

‎07-31-2020

Thank you for your reply Dan. I was able to create a new label class using this: # Create a new label class new_label_class = arcpy.cim.CreateCIMObjectFromClassName('CIMLabelClass','V2') new_label_class.name = 'Class 2' cim_industry.labelClasses.append(new_label_class) However... whenever I try to use the layer that I created the new label class on it crashes ArcPro so something gets corrupted... which they do wanrn about here, Python CIM access—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

‎07-30-2020

I am using ArcPro 2.6 and I can modify existing label classes no problem. But what I want to do is to create a new label class using arcpy- I just cannot figure it out, what am I missing? All example’s I come across starts with listLabelClasses which assumes the class already exists. Thanks.

‎02-05-2020

Mark, That should work (I'm using 1.7.1) and only the title is required. Can it be something with the data you are trying to publish?

‎12-04-2019

Thank you Matthias! I cannot believe I haven't seen this before.

‎11-17-2019

Hi Anne, Are you looking for something like this? Did you check out the group guide in the documentation?

‎11-17-2019

Jesse, Show us the code you have so far and where you are stuck. Thanks.

‎11-02-2019

Randy, If this is what you want to update: then use the licenseInfo tag... After:

‎10-31-2019

Scott, I think you are looking for rstrip() and lstrip(). ArcGIS Pro field calculator: Python example:

‎10-30-2019

Laurin, I agree with you, the gis.content.search() using a sort_field (sort_order desc or asc) does not work as expected. On the API example page (scroll down to the "Searching for content in ArcGIS Online" section), it doesn’t even order it correctly. I made a simple workaround that will order your result by the number of views as you can see in the screenshots below. The standard search doesn't order the results: After the workaround, the result is sorted by the number of views:

‎10-11-2019

Use gis.admin.usage_reports.users(). See the sample @ https://community.esri.com/thread/241589-user-credit-usage?start=0&tstart=0

Re: User Credit Usage · ‎10-11-2019

Michael, You can query individual users credit consumption using gis.admin.usage_reports.users(). I have attached a simple sample.

‎10-11-2019

Lynn, Just for testing- can you simplify your script? Can the issue be with your query layer? The arcpy.CopyFeatures_management() command to a memory feature works just fine for me. I am using ArcGIS Pro 2.4.2 by the way.

‎09-13-2019

Forest, I modified what is here and this code worked for me: Our Portal is 10.7 and I'm using the 1.6.2 API version. The one thing I'd check is the new user id- I had to add the domain (new_user@domain) for it to work.

‎09-11-2019

You cannot pass any parameters to the numViews so if you want to use date ranges you have to continue to use .usage.

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