Working in Pro version 3.3.1. When I identify a feature in a selection layer with the explore tool, it lists all features in the selection layer in the top of the pop-up and displays only the top feature no matter which feature you click on. If I turn the selection layer off and ID the same feature in the source layer, the pop-up displays only the feature I clicked on (like it should). A colleague also running 3.3.1 is experiencing the same behavior. I opened the same project on a different computer running 3.2.2 and the pop-up will only display the feature clicked on in the selection layer (like it should).
My settings are the same on both computers.
Hey @Jason_Celeste
I have version 3.3.1 as well and I am not experiencing the same issue oddly. When I click on a feature that is stacked with another of the same layer, multiple will pop up, but I'm not sure if that's what you're describing. I was curious if your explore settings may be different than mine?
I was wondering if you could check these settings here to see if this may fix your issue.
Cody
@CodyPatterson Thanks for the insight. Not quite the same issue I'm having. I'm not stacking any layers. I'm trying to id one feature at a time in a layer I created from selected features in another layer. See video.
This is BUG-000168426 - "In ArcGIS Pro 3.3, when a feature in a (temporary) layer made up of selected features (created by first making a selection of features on a feature layer using Select By Attributes, right-clicking the layer and then clicking Selection and Make Layer From Selected Features) is selected by the Explore tool (by left-click), the corresponding pop-out shows attributes for all the features within the layer and not just for the selected feature."
It's currently under review by tech support.
ok, so, it's been 5 months--is there a fix for this or a work around/another way to create that selection layer and get it to act right? I've been using ArcPro 3.3 for several months and just about 1 month ago this issue popped up (did not happen before that-maybe with an update).
Hi @BreeMcMurray - I took a look at this status page for BUG-000168426 for ArcGIS Pro and it's still currently in review by the ArcGIS Pro Development Team. I wish I had a better answer for you.
I've been trying to update the solution since i posted the question yesterday--i figured it out (with some help) :
from Aug 2024-unresolved issue (multiple users)
I/we figured it out! A power user in my agency had me try several ways of creating that selection layer and this is what works for me with this issue (he explained a lot about geodatabases that i don't understand, but this seems to work). I am running 3.3.1, but this was also happening in 3.4 (i had to back track since my agency doesn't support 3.4 currently):
use the ArcPro 2nd option listed here: Using the Export Data tool
How To: Create a New Layer Based on Selected Features
MODIFICATION of step 4. (ArcPro): In the Export Features- Parameters Box, select input layer, toggle the "use filtered records" button [under input line], and in the 'Filter' drop down menu you can select features.
EXPLANATION of step 5. (ArcPro), "select output location"-this defaults to a Project Database--i think the database has to be part of your project, not just a selection without a database.
When i did this, and i use the explore tool to 'identify' a single record/feature in the selection layer, only a single record popped-up (as it should).
I'm also having this issue, still. I'm glad to have found an explanation, hopefully it will be resolved in the next update.