Latest Contributions by Town_ofCBS_GIS

@Pei-SanTsai Thank you for your post! I see where Thomas was talking about now. Appreciate it! ... View more

I tried what ThomasHamill suggested but couldn't get it to work. Instead I added my layers (I have them grouped together) back to the map and that appears to have worked to fix this issue. Although when I try and reorder any of the fields it still isn't reflected in my web app.  ... View more

This was the same for me - it was a google chrome issue. I used Microsoft Edge and it worked fine.  ... View more

Hello, I was also trying to do this so I could label all my rasters. To do this I had to create a polygon layer. Make sure the project you are working on is saved and closed, then open the python notebook in a different project. Also, I only had one 'Map' - when I had multiple it would not work. Below is my python code:   import arcpy # Set the workspace environment arcpy.env.workspace = r"C:\path\to\your\geodatabase.gdb" # Update the path to your geodatabase # Input map project file (.aprx) map_project = r"C:\path\to\your\map_project.aprx" # Update the path to your map project file (.aprx) # Reference the map project aprx = arcpy.mp.ArcGISProject(map_project) # Get all the maps in the project maps = aprx.listMaps() # Create a polygon feature class to store layer names as polygons polygon_fc_name = "LayerNamesPolygon" polygon_fc_path = arcpy.management.CreateFeatureclass(arcpy.env.workspace, polygon_fc_name, "POLYGON").getOutput(0) # Add a field to store layer names in the polygon feature class arcpy.management.AddField(polygon_fc_path, "Layer_Name", "TEXT") # Iterate through each map in the project for map_obj in maps: # Iterate through each layer in the map object for lyr in map_obj.listLayers(): if lyr.isRasterLayer: # Get the raster layer name raster_layer_name = lyr.name # Get the extent of the raster layer desc = arcpy.Describe(lyr) extent = desc.extent # Create a polygon from the extent array = arcpy.Array([extent.lowerLeft, extent.lowerRight, extent.upperRight, extent.upperLeft]) polygon = arcpy.Polygon(array) # Insert the polygon with layer name into the feature class with arcpy.da.InsertCursor(polygon_fc_path, ["SHAPE@", "Layer_Name"]) as cursor: cursor.insertRow([polygon, raster_layer_name]) # Save changes to the map project aprx.save() # Delete the ArcGISProject object to release locks del aprx ... View more

I've had a similar issue, and I believe the 'members of your organization' is important here. It seems like the locator is only available to people logged in. As a municipality, it would be a lot better if we could have the public also use our locator, since we update road names more frequently then ESRI's Default locator.  ... View more

I'm also having this issue - the map zooms in far too close when I have filtering on, and there is only one feature it's zooming to. There should be a limit on how far it zooms in automatically?  ... View more