Begin met je eigen Project Template in ArcGIS Pro

Question

Heb je nagedacht over hoe je je projectwerkruimte in ArcGIS Pro kunt organiseren? Misschien wil je ervoor zorgen dat nieuwe projecten voldoen aan de organisatorische normen en dat dezelfde projectbronnen (d.w.z. lagen, map- en databaseverbindingen, lay-outs, enz.) voor iedereen in je organisatie beschikbaar zijn. Deze video is voor jou! Hierin behandelen we hoe je aan de slag kunt gaan met je eigen projecttemplate. Deze video is opgenomen in februari 2023 met ArcGIS Pro 3.0. Voor verdere introductietraining in ArcGIS Pro, bekijk de cursus Introduction to GIS Using ArcGIS van Esri: https://bit.ly/3K8CydY

Jordan_Brasher · Answer

Thanks again for raising this idea, @HayleyHume-Merry. One potential workaround for your organization in the meantime is to just create your own project "template" as a project (i.e., .aprx file instead of .aptx), and then when starting a new project, just copy that one and rename it to the new project name. This may not be the most ideal solution (a bit clunky to rename as you can't rename once inside Pro) but could be a way to get started with your connections and layers in a new project. Hope this helps!

HayleyHume-Merry · Answer

Thanks for your quick response!

For the records and other potential viewers, I have now raised this as an idea here.

Hopefully this gets fixed soon so we can start utilising project templates at my organisation 😊

Jordan_Brasher · Answer

Hi @HayleyHume-Merry, thank you for your comment. After doing some research, it does appear that the "Create a new folder for this project" box being checked and greyed out when creating a new project from a custom template is expected behavior for ArcGIS Pro and there doesn't seem to be a way to enable this option.

I encourage you to post your issue as an idea in the ArcGIS Ideas board in Esri Community. (See a similar one posted here raising the same issue for starting a new project without a template at all). Thank you for your participation in the community and for helping us prioritize development efforts for ArcGIS Pro!