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Hi,  I'm trying to use arcpy to modify the popup configuration for a map in ArcGIS Pro 3.4.2. The dataset is a Utility Network and the map is configured with subtype layers. My code runs without error, but the popup is not changed on the map, it continues to show all the fields instead of just the 4 fields that I want to show. This is the code that I'm using. I included 2 version of the "configure_popup_fields" function. Both functions return no error, but the popup is not updated. I am running the code using notebook inside the project.    import arcpy def configure_popup_fields(project_path, map_name, layer_name, desired_fields): """ Configure popup fields for a feature service layer using correct CIMPopup classes Parameters: project_path (str): Full path to the .aprx project file, or 'current' for current project map_name (str): Name of the map layer_name (str): Name of the layer desired_fields (list): List of field names to show in popup """ try: # Open the project aprx = arcpy.mp.ArcGISProject(project_path) # Get the map and layer target_map = next((m for m in aprx.listMaps() if m.name == map_name), None) target_layer = next((l for l in target_map.listLayers() if l.name == layer_name), None) if not target_layer: print("Layer not found") return # Get the CIM definition layer_cim = target_layer.getDefinition('V2') # Create the table media info and set the fields media = arcpy.cim.CIMPopup.CIMTableMediaInfo() media.fields = desired_fields # Create popup info and set the media info popup = arcpy.cim.CIMPopup.CIMPopupInfo() popup.mediaInfos = [media] # Set the popup info on the layer layer_cim.popupInfo = popup # Apply the changes target_layer.setDefinition(layer_cim) print("Popup configuration updated successfully") except Exception as e: print(f"Error configuring popup: {str(e)}") def configure_popup_fields(project_path, map_name, layer_name, desired_fields): """ Configure popup fields for a feature service layer using CIM specification Parameters: project_path (str): Full path to the .aprx project file, or 'current' for current project map_name (str): Name of the map layer_name (str): Name of the layer desired_fields (list): List of field names to show in popup """ try: # Open the project aprx = arcpy.mp.ArcGISProject(project_path) # Get the map and layer target_map = next((m for m in aprx.listMaps() if m.name == map_name), None) target_layer = next((l for l in target_map.listLayers() if l.name == layer_name), None) if not target_layer: print("Layer not found") return # Get the CIM definition layer_cim = target_layer.getDefinition('V2') # Create popup info if it doesn't exist popup = arcpy.cim.CIMPopup.CIMPopupInfo() # Create table media info with specified fields table_media = arcpy.cim.CIMPopup.CIMTableMediaInfo() table_media.fields = desired_fields # Set up the popup configuration popup.mediaInfos = [table_media] popup.useQuotes = False popup.separator = ", " # Set the popup info on the layer layer_cim.popupInfo = popup # Apply the changes target_layer.setDefinition(layer_cim) print("Popup configuration updated successfully") except Exception as e: print(f"Error configuring popup: {str(e)}") if __name__ == "__main__": project_path = r"Path_to_Prject\Operation_Map.aprx" map_name = "System Design Map _ Python" layer_name = "Medium Voltage Fuse" #Fields you might want to show in the popup desired_fields = [ "assetid", "model", "manufacturer", "installdate" ] configure_popup_fields(project_path, map_name, layer_name, desired_fields)       ... View more

Hi,  I want to create the type of filtering functionality that I saw in this experience (Michigan Historical Markers).  I have used the filter and query widget in ArcGIS Enterprise 11.3 but those widgets don't offer the configuration and functionality that I see in the filters of the link: Selection count Drop down with multiple selection options Auto application of the filter Show all and show selection button at the bottom of the dropdown A refresh filter button at the bottom right of the section Any ideas of how this was created?     ... View more