Latest Contributions by Syvertson

I use ArcGIS Developer, even though I am not a developer, because the standard Experience Builder in the portal does not do everything I need it to do. When I develop an application in this version, I export the code and place it onto the web server. Here are the first few tags: <!doctype html><html lang="en-us"><head><meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8"> I am not an expert on your specific problem, but would think right there you could change what you need for the application to work properly.

‎09-17-2025

Thank you. I was under the impression that I could only license the server as image server OR use the regular server license. I was able to provision it to both and it seems to be working just fine now.

‎09-17-2025

1. The ratsers are stored in a network drive that is referenced folder in the ArcGIS Datastore. 2. Not feeding an image service yet. I am just created it and started to load ratsers into it. 3. I only used the SQL Server because almost everything I do is in SQL Server. Only use FGDB for personal projects that will not be shared enterprise wide.

‎09-17-2025

I am having a real problem trying to publish my own basemap with high resolution imagery. I have two Federated servers. One is the hosting server and the portal. The other is the imagery server. Both are running 11.5. I have a mosaicked dataset that is high resolution that I would like to place behind my base layers. When I place a group layer of all the images, and publish to the server it works, but the performace is not great, and I cannot get the print widget in the maps to work unless I change basemaps. But when I place the mosaicked dataset behind the base layers and attempt to publish to the hosting server, I get an error the following error: When I change the server to the image server, I get the following messages: So the one layer with imagery would not publish to the hosting server, and all the other layers would not publish to the image server.

‎09-12-2025

I have just created a mosaic dataset in a SQL Server Database. When I attempt to add rasters to the Mosaic Dataset it fails. The rasters are 4 band aerial imagery. These are the messages for the process: 2025-09-12T11:12:57.960: Loading raster datasets 2025-09-12T11:12:58.682: Completed crawling 680 data source items. Added 680 mosaic dataset items. 2025-09-12T11:12:58.704: Synchronizing crawled data source items 2025-09-12T11:12:58.755: Synchronizing items associated with raster type instance 'Raster Dataset' [ID: 4]. 2025-09-12T11:12:58.769: Distributing mosaic dataset operation across 24 parallel instances on the specified host: [C39ITSUPPORT-25]. 2025-09-12T11:13:39.955: Error: 80048178: Cannot synchronize mosaic dataset items associated with the specified raster type instance. [Name: Raster Dataset; Instance ID: 4] 2025-09-12T11:13:39.957: Error: 80040213: Class not registered 2025-09-12T11:13:39.980: Removing invalid mosaic dataset items 2025-09-12T11:13:40.048: Removing unreferenced raster type and overview instances 2025-09-12T11:13:40.083: Removed 187 mosaic dataset items and 0 unreferenced raster type instances. 2025-09-12T11:13:40.227: Completed synchronization: 437 items selected, 0 items synchronized. For reference, I have two federated servers. One is the hosting server and has portal on it, and the second is the Raster Analysis Server. See below: Thanks in advance for any assistance you can provide.

‎08-21-2025

After creating an Experience Builder Application to replace our Web AppBuilder Application, I was stuck for a very long time trying to get a URL Parameter string to select a parcel and zoom to it, I was finally able to get in touch with someone at ESRI that could help me to figure it out. It only took about 5 minutes and my problem was solved. In order to help you to avoid this lengthy frustration over creating a query with URL Parameters, I decided to create a video to share this trick.

‎07-31-2025

Thanks for the code. It did not all work, but it got me on the right track and I was able to complete the task. Here is the code as I modified it: import arcpy with arcpy.da.SearchCursor("GEO.Section_Control_Points", ["Picture", "GLOBALID@"]) as cursor: for row in cursor: raster_object = row[0] global_id = row[1] output_image = arcpy.os.path.join(r"C:\\tempoutput\\", f"raster_{global_id}.tif") if raster_object is not None: raster_object.save(output_image) arcpy.AddMessage(f"Exported raster from GLOBALID {global_id} to {output_image}") else: arcpy.AddMessage(f"No raster found for GLOBALID {global_id}") The code allowed me to create a folder with all the attachments, but I could not get the code to add the rasters as attachments to work, but I was able to manually use the geoprocessing tool "Generate Attachment Table" like this: and then the "Add Attachments" tool, like this: It all worked! Thanks.

‎07-30-2025

Thanks. I will try this and report back.

‎07-25-2025

I have a geodatabase feauture class that we have been using for years. We used to collect an image into a raster field for each feature in the Enterprise Geodatabase (SQL Server). With our new field maps collecton process I cannot figure out how to collect into the raster field, so we have enabled attachments. I would like to now move any existing pictures from the raster field into an attachment. Here is an example: I need guidance/advice! Matt Syvertson

‎05-12-2025

When I click on your link I do not see a bug, so it must not be publicly viewable. In your screen shot it shows "in review" even though the bug is from February. Also, I notice that the "alternate solution" is listed. Did that alternate work for your situation, because it did not make any difference in my situation.

‎05-07-2025

I am not finding any references to this bug. Could you please include a link to this bug, so I can see if it is relevant or any workarounds?

‎05-07-2025

Can you include a hyperlink to this bug? I can't seem to find it. I would like to see if it describes what is going on and any workarounds?

‎05-07-2025

Hello everyone. I am attempting to create a buffer widget. It seems fairly easy in the online demos that I have seen, but I am running into a problem getting it to work with my parcel layer. I have attached a video where I create two widgets in an identical fashion, one to query for address points within a one mile buffer and the other to query for parcels within 1 mile. The address point query works and the parcel query does not. Please watch the short video and let me know what could be the issue. Environment: ArcGIS Enterprise 11.4

‎04-15-2025

I would like to have a query widget zoom to a parcel on selection, but to use a zoom level that is defined in an attribute table. The reason is so that very small parcels in the city do not have the same zoom level as a quarter of land in the rural areas. We had this set up in the past, but trying to rebuild things in experience builder is very challenging.

‎09-19-2024

If you click on the first icon below the direction box (the one without red dots on the line) it will create a polyline instead of a two point line.

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Latest Contributions by Syvertson

Re: Experience Builder apps are detected as English by browsers, causing incorrect automatic translation of Czech text

Re: Enterprise Basemap with High Resolution Imagery

Re: Problem adding rasters to mosaic dataset

Enterprise Basemap with High Resolution Imagery

Problem adding rasters to mosaic dataset

Query data using URL Parameters

Re: Move Raster from field to attachment

Re: Move Raster from field to attachment

Move Raster from field to attachment

Re: Spatial Query - Works for points, not polygon

Re: Spatial Query - Works for points, not polygon

Re: Spatial Query - Works for points, not polygon

Spatial Query - Works for points, not polygon

Varying zoom levels

Re: Add option to combine a Traverse into a single polyline

Re: Enterprise Basemap with High Resolution Imager...

Query data using URL Parameters

Create "Zip" file in Model Builder

Re: Move Parcel Fabric

Re: Move Parcel Fabric