Latest Contributions by BlakeTerhune

Is this as simple as just disabling the pop-up on that layer? Configure pop-ups (Map Viewer)—ArcGIS Online Help | Documentation ... View more

You can use the querySelector() method to leverage all CSS selectors, not just Id. I don't know what the recommended selector would be, but it could be something like  .esri-features__content-feature .header #close ... View more

Okay, sorry for the confusion. I was thinking it was a web map or something using the service that was messed up. Please disregard this line of questioning. ... View more

Sorry, I meant to recreate it (new), not overwrite it. ... View more

Could you temporarily republish the service that was deleted from server so it has something to reference again? ... View more

You could also try using ArcGIS Assistant to modify the JSON and remove any references to the deleted service, hopefully allowing you to open the item detail page and manage it normally. ... View more

The element.click() method should work. Maybe double check that your click event handler is functioning properly. Or maybe your selector isn't finding anything; try putting a console.log() in the if statement to confirm. ... View more

There is a question section in the ArcGIS Arcade user group 😉 ArcGIS Arcade Questions - Esri Community ... View more

If this is the feature, it looks like it was added at 11.4 for Enterprise Experience Builder. Add actions to widgets—ArcGIS Experience Builder | Documentation ... View more

@AnninaRupe1, I think this mismatch is due to the restructuring of the source data when creating valueDict on line 12. There, you can see that the key (r[0]) is the first field ("JoinField") and then the value is a list (converted to a tuple) of all the other fields, starting with "ValueField." So when you get to line 23 to start looking at valueDict to get what's in the "ValueField", it will be in the first position (index 0) of the tuple. In other words, valueDict[keyValue] will return a tuple like ("ValueField", "NumberField1", "NumberField2", "CapitalizedField") So valueDict[keyValue][0] will give you "ValueField" It is a little confusing because things get misaligned by creating the valueDict with the fields split up. If you really wanted, you could generate valueDict and repeat the "JoinField" in the tuple so the indexes match the updateFieldsList. valueDict = {r[0]:(r) for r in arcpy.da.SearchCursor(sourceFC, sourceFieldsList)}   Then you would have to shift all the indexes on valueDict up by 1 (lines 23 - 29). The new line 24 would be: updateRow[1] = r"http://pic.asrclkrec.com/view_ParcelMaps.aspx?ParcelNumber=" + str(valueDict[keyValue][1]) ... View more

Same here. Publishing a map service to standalone ArcGIS Server (10.8.1) using ArcGIS Pro 3.1.3. The map service is added to the web map in ArcGIS Online from URL. ... View more

There's a TextElement object you can access from the Layout object in the Arcpy.mp Python submodule. Is that what you're looking for? ... View more

I'm in the same boat, @AlfredBaldenweck  I put together something similar for our scheduled task scripts to manage their different environments and systems, but it's so basic compared to this! I will also be learning and re-reading for ways to implement some of this stuff in our own scripts. Thank you for posting this, @HaydenWelch.  ... View more

Instead of trying to upload standalone data, can you make it available in a map service from ArcGIS Server? That way you can update it locally and there's no burden to upload all that data. ... View more

You should make a new post for this question, especially since this already has an accepted solution. ... View more