Latest Contributions by NicholasBarger

‎11-19-2025

We're experiencing a problem where we have 3D buildings that have different Z values. When we use the MoveTo tool with the Absolute option it doesn't actually move all the vertices to that absolute value. If we say we want these vertices to be at 1200 ft the MoveTo tool will add / subtract the variances from the previous values into the new values. This means the Absolute option did a combination of moving to the specified elevation and the delta option by adding in the difference. Now... if the vertices of the polygon are all the same. Then I run the MoveTo tool This does what's expected and calculates all the vertices to be 1200 I think this goes back several versions of Pro. At one point I believe this tool worked as expected... meaning it would change all your vertices to be the absolute value that you enter. Sometime within the last several upgrades this tool started doing math on these vertices to maintain the same perspective. In my mind, absolute should be exact. I want to move all the vertices to a precise elevation. If I wanted to do math I would have used Delta and entered the difference in elevation to maintain the perspective. Has anyone else has similar issues. This really seams like a bug / programming oversight here.

‎03-27-2025

Not that I'm aware of.

‎10-03-2024

There was an enhancement listed as a solution... but I have not seen any changes to ArcGIS Pro to allow us to change that symbology

‎09-25-2024

Yes... here is what tech support is telling me. This was submitted on 5/28/24 Coordinate Conversion Widget , when configuring the widget, specifically the Address within Output settings. the widget doesn't give you the option to choose what field the Address should be based at and instead it chooses an address field the client didn't want and he wanted to replace the chosen field with another address field same as ArcGIS Pro locater settings Same behavior is occurring at Experience Builder Developer edition Resolution: ENH-000165819: Selectable Output address locator field for Reverse Geocoding in ArcGIS Experience Builder ENH-000159032: In Experience Builder, the Coordinate Conversion widget uses the World Geocoding Service as a point locator only, without being able to be used as an address locator. Clone of 03628282

‎04-08-2024

Hi Shengdi, I thought I had checked there...but maybe I didn't. Who knows. I left out a key piece of information in that we were using the developers edition. The most current version of Developers Edition does have this setting as well. Thanks!

‎04-05-2024

In the print widget for Experience Builder, please consider adding the width and height values as configurable settings that we can change. Currently, the default settings are Width = 800 and Height = 1100 for the MAP ONLY option. This makes sense that it produces a portrait printout...but the reality is if we want to print MAP ONLY then we probably want to see what's on our screen. Most people have their screen oriented in a landscape view not portrait. So, allowing us to change the default settings would be very helpful.

‎03-07-2024

I think it is...but the results are the same with ESRI's world Geocoder also. Pick any roadway that has a long stretch with nothing on it. If you select that section of road you will get the road range for the odd or even side of the road depending on which side you click on. If you're close to a house then you get that address. Mine works like the ESRI world locator only I do not have address points in it... so I never get those results. I'm working through ESRI tech support to see if there is something I'm missing or if there is some missed functionality. I'll try try and update this post once I hear back from Tech Support

‎03-05-2024

Hi Suba, I'm sorry I think I confused you here. Yes, if I use esri's address locator I do get a value similar to what you show. However, that's because esri locators must use address points as part of the geocoder. If you go to a roadway with few houses and if you get far enough away from those houses you will get the address range from the roadway. In the example I have, I was using our own address locator that is based off roads. I have no need to create an address locator from the address points... I already have them in the map The point I'm trying to make with this post is that tool should be used for people to find an address at any point along the roadway. Pro does this....that's what is displayed on the address field and not the match address. Hopefully that clarified things a little better.

‎03-05-2024

I like many of the Enhancements that have come out in the last version of Experience Builder on AGOL. It's a bit overdue as I feel we're really behind the curve on getting this running considering WAB will be leaving soon. The one feature I liked was the Coordinate Conversion Tool... more specifically the Add Point. This allowed me to effectively do a reverse geocode... which was similar to Robert Scheitlin's enhanced locate widget. Unfortunately, I think this tool is off a little. Here is a picture of the WAB Reverse Geocoder - It shows the calculated address at the point where you click on the map. Here is a picture of the reverse geocoder in ArcGIS Pro - Notice the Match Address vs the Address field that is output from the Address Locator. Here is a picture of what the EXB Reverse Geocoder outputs - Notice on the right side under address it gives the Match Address and not the actual address. So, my idea or enhancement here is that there needs to be a configuration here to allow this tool to use the address field. If a configuration is not possible then this tool needs to be changed to read the Address field rather than the Match Address. If I wanted to find out the range of a road segment... either odd or even then I would create a popup to do this for me and have the use click on the street segment.

‎11-18-2021

I see this question was answered... but at this time I have the same problem...so I'll ask the same question again. We're using ArcGIS Pro 2.9 and today we realized that the default symbology for our parcels layer in SDE is set to my configuration. This also includes my popup configuration as well. I see some advantages to this. It keeps everyone looking at the same layer the same way. It also helps the casual GIS user pull in the popup configuration without having to do much work. However, it has some serious problems. The field that we used to symbolize out parcel file is called PARCEL_TYPE. The field name is 11 characters long. So, when I export this layer as a shapefile it brings along the symbology and popup configuration only to have the PARCEL_TYPE field truncated to PARCEL_TYP in the shapefile. This causes the symbology to be broken as well as the popup information for that field to be broken. So, my questions is the same as the original. How do I change the default symbology of a layer in SDE with ArcGIS Pro 2.9?

‎11-13-2020

Thanks for the response. I posted this 7 years ago when ArcGIS Pro was first coming out. I think this was actually a bug in the early releases of the software. I should have posted something confirming it was resolved, but I forgot I even posted this. Thank again! Nick

‎02-10-2020

So the support worlds aligned. I picked up on something you wrote in this response... It appears that what I want to do can ONLY be done by making the layer a HOSTED Feature Layer. I'll go back to the idea and amend it to reference a Feature Layer coming from a service.

‎02-10-2020

The big difference I see between what you suggested and what I'm suggesting is that you mentioned a Hosted Feature Service... where I was wanting to use a Feature Service from my rest end point.

‎02-10-2020

ESRI Tech Support sent me this....Server configuration details—ArcGIS Hub | Documentation So I tested some things. The only way that I was able to activate the Download functionality was change the permission of the Feature Layer to Everyone. The problem is... even though the group I have it added to is restricted to certain users that layer was discover-able. What I was asking for in the ideas forum here was to be able to create a HUB site for proprietary / sensitive data. I feel like I'm missing something here. You're still telling me it can happen...but Tech Support seems to be telling me the opposite.

‎02-07-2020

Ok... I still have a case open with them. I'll see what they have to say. The main difference is your referencing a Hosted Feature Service (i.e. data loaded directly into AGOL) vs a Feature Service from a rest end point.

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