Latest Contributions by JenniferMcCall4

Hi Filip, What kind of difficulties do you run into?  Have you tried not updating the cache automatically, and then manually starting caching once the service has been overwritten? ... View more

Have you considered using the Cut Polygons tool on the editor toolbar to digitize the areas you want to erase? ... View more

My guess is that it probably has something to do with the number of colours supported. Have you tried my suggestion for putting a polygon (covering the extent of the image) behind the image and changing the colour to white?  This is what I use for situations like this.  It should solve the issue. ... View more

Hi Nick, Can you take a screen shot of the before (raw) and after (cache with transparency)?  That should be enough to get an idea of what is happening. Is there a reason you are using PNG8?  Imagery will easily contain over 256 colours, meaning that PNG8 is probably not the best option for the tile format. Also, according to this help Available map and image cache properties—Documentation (10.3 and 10.3.1) | ArcGIS for Server , it seems that if there is a pixel with NoData (probably hard to see by eyeing the imagery) it may cause the entire cache tile to be transparent. "This setting determines what output image format the map service will use when it creates the tiles. Your choice of image format is important, because it determines the size on disk of the tiles, the image quality, and the ability to make the tile background transparent." ... View more

Hi Nicholas, Can you provide images from the raw imagery and the cache for the same area with the transparency.  PNG will cache with a transparency, so if there are areas of no data it could cause an issue. Two options I can see here to solve the issue: 1) Use JPEG for the cache format, as there is no transparency 2) Instead of changing the data frame colour, create a polygon with the same extent/boundary as the imagery, place it under the imagery in the table of contents, and change the colour to white (no outline).  This will be read as "data" and will not allow for transparency to occur where the polygon exists. ... View more

Hi Justin, You can put two iterators in a single model if they both in separate models to begin with.  Create two models, each with an iterator, then use model 1 as a sub-model within model 2. You can find more information here: Integrating a model within a model—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop ... View more

Hi Starla, When you download the data, what error do you receive? Also some other questions: 1) What format are you downloading the data in (Shapefile?) 2) Are you downloading the entire dataset, or a filtered dataset? 3) What browser are you using? ... View more

Hi Ahmad, Do you have Sync enabled under the Feature Access operations?  Editing in Desktop requires that you make a local file geodatabase for editing and syncing the changes - ArcGIS Help 10.1 . I think this also means your data must have versioning enabled from what I am reading here - 00184: Layer is not configured for or cannot be used with the Sync capability—Documentation (10.3 and 10.3.1) | ArcGIS… ... View more

Have you tried breaking up the statement into smaller individual statements to see which section has the error? ... View more

If you copy the link into your browser, instead of just clicking on the link, it works ... View more

Hi Ahmad, If these are all your services that you are using - can you create the map services without labels, and then have a separate service that contains only the labels? ... View more

Hi Jackie, You could try something like the following: import os for filename in os.listdir('dirname'):      if os.path.isfile(filename):           # code to convert file here ... View more

Here are the steps I followed to re-create the issue... 1) In ArcGIS Pro, right-click the layer and choose Share as Web Layer - > Publish      - ex; Published service called Buildings_v1 2) In ArcGIS Online under My Content, click the feature layer Buildings_v1.  Then choose Open -> Add layer to map. 3) In ArcGIS Pro, select a layer and choose to Overwrite Web Layer 4) In the dialog, select the feature layer to overwrite (ex; Buildings_v1) 5) Publish 6) In ArcGIS Online under My Content, click the feature layer Buildings_v1.  Then choose Open -> Add layer to map. At this point, you're saying you cannot see the changes, correct? Is this similar to your workflow?  I'm not sure where you are changing the name of the service.  Overwriting the service requires you to maintain the same service name, and Pro prevents you from editing it from what I can see.  This could be part of the reason you are running into problems. ... View more

Hi Christopher, Just to clarify - you are not currently overwriting the data, but you would like to? If you're not overwriting the services, the data in the original service will not change. ... View more