Latest Contributions by JeffBigos

‎03-11-2024

Hi Marcus, I am testing the Web-Course now and see a similar behavior occurring. I tested the code against another dataset and it works against a different FeatureClass. I would recommend trying that as a solution. The course you are taking is meant to build familiarity with the different visual capabilities with the SEDF. Given the difference I am pretty sure it is associated with the Montana data in the course, but more investigation is needed. Thanks, Jeff Bigos

‎08-25-2022

Hi All, I wanted to add this help resource which outlines the different version numbers for ArcGIS Online and Enterprise: https://doc.arcgis.com/en/experience-builder/11.0/get-started/about-versions.htm Thanks, Jeff

‎08-24-2022

Experience Builder and additional configurable apps that use or have Basemap Gallery widget, will refer to the basemap group setting defined by an Organization administrator: Basemap Gallery To modify the choices available, a group can be created in your organization and different basemaps can be added or removed from that group to facilitate the choices you want to provide. Note this change would apply to other apps that use this configuration to present basemaps within the organization, (mapviewer, Web App Builder basemap gallery widget)

‎08-23-2022

Hi AmritpalMundra, Looking at the screenshots you provided, it looks like the project needs to know the interpreter to be able to run the script. We can verify that it is set right back in step 3 In the Run Python Scripts exercise note2 (PythonForEveryone.png). When it is set for the project near the top of PyCharm the Add Configuration will be replaced by which script you would want to run (PythonForEveryone2.png). Verify those settings and let me know if that works, if not we will go from there. Thanks, Jeff

‎11-19-2021

Learn some interesting tips and tricks to the Dashboard Theme in ArcGIS Web AppBuilder. In this video you will learn how to: Incorporate multiple widgets in a single panel using the Dashboard Theme. See how to connect the extra data source option with the infographic Widget. This video was recorded using ArcGIS Web AppBuilder in September 2021. Enjoy! For further ArcGIS training, explore Esri Academy's course catalog: https://bit.ly/3oqlqsO.

‎01-04-2021

This 3-day course teaches how to access the Python environment in ArcGIS Pro, script common data management tasks, and automate geoprocessing workflows. You'll learn techniques to share your scripts so they are easily accessible both inside and outside ArcGIS Pro. These resources are dynamic and will be updated as needed. Resources Lesson 1 - Python automation for your organization ArcGIS Pro Help Python Window Help Geoprocessing History and Copy as Python Command Python in ArcGIS Pro Python Development Environments Python Package Manager Running Stand-alone Scripts Dev Summit 2018 Video Harnessing the Power of Python in ArcGIS Using Conda Distribution Lesson 2 - Using geoprocessing tools in Python ArcGIS Pro Help Setting Paths to Data Using tools in Python Lesson 3 - Using Describe Objects ArcGIS Pro Help Describing Data Describe da.Describe Available with ArcGIS Pro Returns a Dictionary of properties Lesson 4 - Automating Python Scripts with Lists ArcGIS Pro Help Using Environment Settings Creating Lists of Data ListFeatureClasses Python Help List Data structure List Comprehensions Looping Techniques Lesson 5 - Working with Cursors ArcGIS Pro Help Accessing data using cursors Setting the Spatial Reference of a cursor In the above help reference there is the following note addressing the difference between da cursors and legacy cursors A new data access module (arcpy.da) was added in ArcGIS 10.1. The previously existing cursors (that are still listed under arcpy) are still functional and valid; however, the new arcpy.da cursors include significantly faster performance. In most cases, the help will illustrate the use of the arcpy.dacursors. SearchCursor UpdateCursor InsertCursor Lesson 6 - Working with Geometry objects ArcGIS Pro Help Reading Geometries Writing Geometries Using geometry objects with geoprocessing tools Lesson 7 - Using ArcGIS Notebooks ArcGIS Blog Introducing ArcGIS Notebooks in ArcGIS Pro ArcGIS Pro Help Notebooks in ArcGIS Pro Web Course ArcGIS Notebooks Basics Lesson 8 - Creating a Python Script tool ArcGIS Pro Help Quick tour of creating tools What is a script tool Comparing Custom and Python Toolboxes Script Tool Parameters Lesson 9 - Adding Validation to Script tools ArcGIS Pro Help Understanding Validation in Script Tools Programming a ToolValidator Customizing Script Tool Behavior Lesson 10 - Using Python script tools in the platform ArcGIS Pro Help What is a geoprocessing package Packaging python scripts What is a webtool Web tools with Python scripts Publish web tools Use web tools in web apps General web tool considerations Esri Youtube Dev Summit Video Creating Geoprocessing services with Python script tools Esri Python Courses Python Related GeoNet Communities ArcGIS API for Python Python

‎02-23-2020

Hi Tommy, It is a 3 Day course that focuses on arcpy and arcpy workflows. The ArcGIS API for Python is not covered in this class. Thanks for the question. Jeff

‎09-05-2018

Thanks for looking at that a bit more, The code I had on there was for applying the filter to the featurelayer. Below is another code block for how you can access a web map isolate a layer in a webmap and change the filter. To test the code below: create a basic webmap in your organization titled TimeZoneRegions Add the following featurelayer to the map Layer: World Regions (ID: 2) Save the map The one Dependency of the code below is the WorldTimeZones - World Regions operational layer in the webmap needs to have a filter set already. There is a block of code below that will check to see if a Layerdefinition exists on the operational layer before it gets applied: if 'layerDefinition' in tZoneLyr: Code: from arcgis.gis import GIS import copy from json import dumps from json import JSONDecoder from arcgis.mapping import WebMap #Connect to the Organization gis = GIS("https://www.arcgis.com", "<UserName>", "<passW>") #Search for the webmap webmapPub = gis.content.search("title:TimeZoneRegions",item_type = "Web Map") #Use a list comprehension to find the right one you are updating timeZoneWebMap = [wmap for wmap in webmapPub if wmap.title == 'TimeZoneRegions'][0] #Get the webmap json pubMapJson = timeZoneWebMap.get_data(try_json=True) # Filter Expression to apply to layer lyrFilter = "REGION = '{0}'".format("Antarctica") #Make a deepcopy of the json to modify fldMapJsonCopy = copy.deepcopy(pubMapJson) #List comprehension to find the one layer you need to modify by title #Here you could loop on all layers to modify the filter too. lyrT = [l for l in pubMapJson['operationalLayers'] if l['title']== 'WorldTimeZones - World Regions'] if len(lyrT) >0: tZoneLyr = lyrT[0] if 'layerDefinition' in tZoneLyr: z = [[x, y] for x, y in enumerate(pubMapJson['operationalLayers']) if y['title'] == 'WorldTimeZones - World Regions'][0] fldMapJsonCopy['operationalLayers'][z[0]]['layerDefinition']['definitionExpression'] = lyrFilter #Save the changes to the Webmap timeZoneWebMap.update(item_properties={'text':dumps(fldMapJsonCopy)})

‎09-04-2018

Hi Ionut, Take a look at the following post, the question is similar, although it was in regards to a single layer. https://community.esri.com/thread/206220-how-to-add-a-filter-to-an-arcgis-online-item-using-the-python-api Thanks, Jeff

‎07-30-2018

Hi Aaron, The parameter data type that the Area Of Interest is using above is a FeatureSet. It can be used to allow a user to either dynamically draw and input geometry (point, Line, Polygon) or browse for a Featureclass. The important part of that parameter in the script tool is the schema property, The FeatureClass you use for the schema defines two things for the FeatureSet: 1. Geometry type 2. Field type and names As Jonathan mentioned above you can then use a cursor to get the drawn geometry from that parameter. I have used this technique before in both Desktop (Custom Toolbox Tools) and Javascript Applications (consuming GP Services) Thanks, Jeff

‎07-30-2018

Hi Nagesh, Take a look at the following samples from the API, they will illustrate different ways to accomplish what you are looking for. 3.X api: Popup content in side panel | ArcGIS API for JavaScript 3.25 4.x api: Popup with DOM node | ArcGIS API for JavaScript 4.8 Let me know if this is what you were looking for. Thanks, Jeff

‎07-23-2018

Hi Joe, One thing you can look into is the SpatialDataFrame Object supports a to_featureset method. That could be used as input to the edit_features method on the featurelayer. fs = MySpatDataFrame.to_featureset() flayer.edit_features(updates=fs) Take a look at the above and let me know if you have any questions. Thanks, Jeff

‎07-19-2018

Hi Alan, From what I see above you are looking to access the api from the python environment installed with pro. Take a look at the following help topic, it will outline the different ways you can access and run a stand alone script from that environment: Run stand-alone scripts—ArcPy Get Started | ArcGIS Desktop Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks, Jeff

‎07-16-2018

Hi Greg, The code below shows how you could update the filter for a FeatureService with 1 FeatureLayer in its collection. It could be expanded to multiple layers within the collection if needed using a loop. Just modify the Username, Password, and the title of the FeatureService to modify. Take a look and let me know how it goes. Thanks, Jeff import copy,json from arcgis.gis import GIS gis = GIS("https://www.arcgis.com", "<USERNAME>", "<PASSWORD>") srcResults = gis.content.search("title:ServiceAreas",item_type = "Feature Layer") featCollection = srcResults[0] #update a featurecollection layer filter featCollD = featCollection.get_data(try_json=True) #make a copy to manipulate the properties featCollDCopy = copy.deepcopy(featCollD) sql = 'ServArNu = 2' #The code below assumes that 1 FeatureLayer was found within the collection #Modify the number or loop on the layers for more featCollDCopy['layers'][0]['layerDefinition']['definitionExpression'] = sql #send the update to modify the Feature Layers within the FeatureCollection featCollection.update(item_properties={'text':json.dumps(featCollDCopy)})

‎07-16-2018

Hi Patrick, Using the code below I was able to turn on and off attachments to the featurelayer. The code is straightforward, it searches for and finds the layer you want to change. Change the username and password My FeatureService only had 1 featurelayer in it. so on this line of code was used to access the featurelayer, If you had more FeatureLayers to add attachment capability to you could loop on them. featLyr = featCollection.layers[0] Code: from arcgis.gis import GIS gis = GIS("https://www.arcgis.com", "<USERNAME>", "<PASSWORD") srcResults = gis.content.search("title:ServiceAreas",item_type = "Feature Layer") featCollection = srcResults[0] featLyr = featCollection.layers[0] #Get the manager associated with the featurelayer to update mgr = featLyr.manager #Update the featurelayer definition to allow attachments mgr.update_definition({"hasAttachments": False}) Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks, Jeff

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