Latest Contributions by RichardDaniels

My Add-ins show unique Icons in ArcGIS Pro Add-Manager screen. The image must be available to the Add-In when run on the client's computer. Yes in File Manager they will look like regular files (based on Windows defaults).   ... View more

Which lead to the web.config route were the string would be saved in a XML file vs. the settings area in Visual Studio. This would allow you to edit the connection string without recompiling...but remember that ArcGIS Pro only (re)downloads an Add-In if the DAML is updated with a new creation date. Thus even if you changed the XML you could not guarantee that the Add-In would actually read the new file on startup (unless you have the configuration file on a separate well known location that you do a traditional file read from).  However, this solution actually would be less secure since all end users would need read access to the 'well known location'). ... View more

Most people would put the connection string in the Resources/Settings area in Visual Studio, this allows easy update as one moves from DEV, QA, to PROD environment. Key here is that that user/id will be part of the compiled coded (i.e., will not be human readable) after the Add-In is built. The end user would rarely if ever have access to the Visual Studio project that contains this information. There are also options in Visual Studio to encrypt strings if you need to go that far. ... View more

The Images folder referenced in the DAML is contained within the folder that contains the compiled Add-In. for example, if my GUID for the Add-In was {ae190f33-95f2-4249-ae7d-bcfa45a44e72} then I would store my add in at C:\my folder path\{ae190f33-95f2-4249-ae7d-bcfa45a44e72}\. The compiled Dlls for the add-in would be in the {ae190f33-95f2-4249-ae7d-bcfa45a44e72} folder and the png files would be in the .\Images folder.. ... View more

the answer on how to add MGRS to Experience builder has not been posted, did you figure it out? If so please post the required steps. thank you ... View more

So what is the WKID required to add this to the Coordinate Widget in Experience builder? ... View more

ensure the license is selected, not just available on your server.  ... View more

My solution was to change the widget to esri/widget/Measurement2D, which does not have the undesired behavior. I still would like to see how to set the activeTool programmatically. ... View more

In response to question c) Is it possible to set a text in the printout, that has some "breaks" (like html-<br> or \n)? Yes, using the copyright property you can include any text, I use to add a disclamer as well as the copyright information.  For example: templateOptions: { title: "WSDOT Monuments and NGS Stations", copyright: "DISCLAIMER: This map is for display purposes only and is not intended for any legal representation. WSDOT Monument Map Engine @ 2024"; northArrowEnabled: true, legendEnabled: true } ... View more

ArcGIS Desktop (a.k.a., ArcMap) and ArcGIS Pro has separate licensing.  ... View more

In short you need to login to my.esri.com and create a provisioning file OR grab the EFL license codes and quantities. On your license manager server you would double click the provisioning file to install, if using EFLs start the LM and use the 'Configure' folder to manually enter the license information (remember to set the DROPDOWN to the desired software type). ... View more

Prior to ArcGIS Pro 3.2, you had to update the License Manager to the version released with Pro, e.g, 2022.0 was ArcGIS Pro 3.0 and 2022.1 was for ArcGIS Pro 3.1. For some reason, ArcGIS Pro 3.2 works with both LM 2022.1 and LM 2023.0. ... View more

There are two registry options to consider, one is per machine and the other is per user. Per user is looked at FIRST, then if not found the per machine version of the key is looked at. These keys are at : HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\ESRI\ArcGISPro\Licensing HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ESRI\ArcGISPro\Licensing The value of the LICENSE_SERVER key looks like @my_ESRILIC;@MY_ESRILICBACKUP. Technically you can have a port number before the @ symbol, but in ArcGIS Pro this does not appear to be honored (unlike ArcMap where the port number is usually set between 27000 and 27009). Of note, the @ symbol is added automatically by ArcGIS Pro when you edit the License Manager names (or BACKUP name). This means you may end up with @@MY_ESRILIC in the registry when entering the LICENSE_SERVER name via the ArcGIS Pro License Settings page. When testing, recall that the connection test is done during ArcGIS Pro start-up, this means by the time you get to the Licensing screen the connection check is already completed. This means any changes made  to the registry manually or via the ArcGIS Pro interface are not 'operational' until ArcGIS Pro is restarted. ... View more