Latest Contributions by ChristaHash

Hi Eric, I work on the geocoding team. Credit estimation should not come into play when working in python, but it is concerning that a script that previously worked has stopped working. I will work on reproducing, but if you can share additional details like code/pseudocode, that might also be helpful. ... View more

Hi Antonia, In order to load ArcGIS Pro with the same locators every time, you should make use of a Project Template. Create a new project (with or without a map), add your locator(s), and the create a project template following the steps here: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/projects/create-your-own-project-template.htm.  From your screenshot though, it looks like you're adding the World Geocoding Service from a server connection. What portal are you using? If you are signed in to a portal with the World Geocoding Service enabled as a utility service (for instance, ArcGIS Online), the World Geocoding Service will load into your project automatically.  Please let me know if you have additional questions. Thanks, Christa Hash ... View more

@JoeHershman I'm going to message you directly so that I can give you my email address and get more information about the data that you're using to create your locator, how you're mapping fields, and what roles you're using. It sounds like you're not getting the results you want even when using the locator in ArcGIS Pro, so I think maybe if we can help you with your locator problem, maybe that will just solve the runtime problem.  ... View more

@JoeHershman You're definitely using the correct format of locator. Can you give me some more information on how you created your locator? The version of runtime that you're using might not support some limited number of roles or precision types, and I'd be happy to help you determine if that might be the issue. For instance, locators built with the Create Feature Locator tool and Parcel Role locators built with the Create Locator tool were not supported until Runtime 100.8. Additionally, locators created with a precision level of Local Extra High or Global Extra High were not supported until that release as well. Thanks! ... View more

Hi Dean, the magicKey is generated as part of the output of the suggest request, and is basically just a key we generate to link a suggestion to a record in the data used to build the locator:  dojo_request_script_callbacks.dojo_request_script70( {"suggestions":[ {"text":"1 WEST PORTLAND RD, SACKVILLE NSW 2756","magicKey":"GANSW705879336","isCollection":false }, {"text":"34 WEST PORTLAND RD, SACKVILLE NSW 2756","magicKey":"GANSW706501063","isCollection":false }, {"text":"74 WEST PORTLAND RD, SACKVILLE NSW 2756","magicKey":"GANSW706501060","isCollection":false }, {"text":"93 WEST PORTLAND RD, SACKVILLE NSW 2756","magicKey":"GANSW705892850","isCollection":false }, {"text":"96 WEST PORTLAND RD, SACKVILLE NSW 2756","magicKey":"GANSW706524225","isCollection":false }] }); So when if you generate suggestions and choose one to use for search (findAddressCandidates), you can pull the magicKey and matching input text from the suggestion you choose.  ... View more

Hi Dean, in order to make use of a suggest result in a findAddressCandidates request, you will need to pass one extra parameter (magicKey). When I grab the magicKey from your suggest result and add it into your findAddressCandidates request, I get the following: https://7cizrcsygj.execute-api.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/UAT/NSWPoint/GeocodeServer/findAddressCandidates?SingleLine=1%20Johnston%20St%2C%20WINDSOR&magicKey=GANSW706501063&f=json&outSR=%7B%22wkid%22%3A102100%2C%22latestWkid%22%3A3857%7D&outFields=*&callback=dojo_request_script_callbacks.dojo_request_script128 You can think of a findAddressCandidates request as accepting either a text string or a suggest result object (the object containing both a text string attribute and a magicKey attribute, which helps our engine find the exact suggestion you're looking for). Please let me know if this helps or if you have additional questions. -Christa ... View more

Hi Carlos, You should be able to access Addr_type by using the getAttributes() method on the GeocodeResult. GeocodeResult| arcgis-android  This will return a collection of all attributes returned for each result based on the locator used. Since the attributes are returned based on the locator being used, we don't have methods to call individual attributes. Please let me know if you have any additional questions.  Thanks, Christa Hash ... View more

If you wanted to do away with it altogether, you could configure a custom portal that runs only your geocode services, then sign in using that connection instead of to ArcGIS.com. In that case, the World Service would never be added automatically. ... View more

I'm having trouble pinpointing the issue, and I'm not able to reproduce it on my end. I think your best option at this point is to contact Tech Support. They can walk through your whole process and get your data and account info, and hopefully we can get everything working for you as expected. I'm sorry I couldn't fully resolve everything on my end. They will definitely be able to help you out, though. ... View more

You shouldn't have to add any data for this functionality to work. I noticed above that you said that the World service returns results in the Locate pane. Can you check if it appears in the dropdown options for Input Address Locator on the Geocode Addresses GP tool? ... View more

I've looked into this a little further. What's Here is currently only supported with locators that are added automatically through your portal connection (in your case ArcGIS.com) -- not locators added from a folder location or from a portal connection created from within the project. Full support for all locators in a project will be added for Pro 1.1. If you're not seeing results from the World service in What's Here, it's possible you don't have it enabled. The "enable" checkboxes on the Settings tab of the Locate pane control whether the locator is used for Locate and for What's Here. Please let me know if you have any further questions, but hopefully all of these issues will be resolved with the upcoming release. ... View more

When you click on the Settings tab of the Locate pane, what locators are listed under find providers? ... View more

You would need to add a server connection to the server that the locator is published on first. The there's an option to view server connections in the browse dialog, and the locator should appear there. Since you're logged on to through ArcGIS.com, if you go to the Locate pane and click over to the Settings tab, do you see the World service listed as a find provider? ... View more

In Pro Beta 1.1, What's Here should work with custom locators that are published as geocode services, but support for custom locators added from a file folder to the project still won't be added until Pro 1.1 Final. As far as why the World service is not working... Are you signed in to Pro through ArcGIS Online or through a custom portal? Starting with Pro Beta 1.1, all portal locators are added to a project automatically (and as you noted, cannot be deleted). If you're signed in through arcgis.com, you should get the World service added to your project (along with any other locators published through your account). If you check your Locators folder, it should be there. However, if you're signed on through a custom portal, this may not be the case, and you would have to add the World service manually through a server connection (Connect to the ArcGIS Online World Geocoding Service—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS for Professionals ). Let me know if any of this helps or if you have any additional questions. Thanks! ... View more