Latest Contributions by JeffWard

I just downloaded it and ran the 10.2 bat file and didn't get any errors. ... View more

This would be very handy if it were possible from Collector.  From what I have read, and anyone please correct me if I'm wrong, you have to change the resolution on the device.  But this isn't possible to do in the settings of an iPhone (brilliant) so you have to buy an app that allows you to adjust the resolution of pictures and take the picture first then choose from library. ... View more

So it turns out the locators I had in ArcGIS Online were causing the problem with Pro.  Those locators were created with 10.2 and are hosted on Server 10.2.  Not sure if that is the issue, but I'm going to try creating new locators with 10.3. ... View more

I use the # symbol for apartments and units, and Ste. for suites.  For my points the # designates a dwelling where a Ste designates a business. ... View more

What does the formula look like? Are you using python parser of VB parser? ... View more

I will track unit/apt numbers if they are addressed in a way that requires it.  If all of the units are in one building, I will have one point.  If the units are spread out in several buildings, I put one dot per building with the unit number. You can actually select several points and have the Attribute Assistant fill in the FULLADDR using the run manual rules button.  You would have to change the On_Manual field to true in the DynamicValue table for the SiteAddPoint-FULLADDR entry. ... View more

The Attribute Assistant is set up to concatenate all of the elements of the address in the FULLADDR.  If you open the DynamicValue table in the AddressDataManagement map, there is an entry for the FULLADDR field that uses an expression to put all of the elements together and then trim any extra spaces. How are you entering your unit numbers? ... View more

Good call, Luke.  I was going to recommend the same but didn't have time to get back to replying. PS - You need a curly brace instead of a square bracket at the end of your dictionary assignment. ... View more

Chris, I was finally able to get around to testing your script tool.  It works great.  I added a bunch of field calculations to fill in the rest of the table.  I have to run once per floor but I can live with that, way better than what I was doing before. Thanks, Jeff ... View more

You are assigning the projected shapefile to l, this doesn't modify the original variable in your list.  When you assign a variable to another variable you are actually making a copy of the original.  Somewhere in your code you are assigning a path name to outline.  You then create a list that contains variables.  You run that list through a for loop that takes the contents of that list one at a time and makes a copy of its contents in l.  Changing l doesn't change the original variable.  In fact if you change InSHP[0], it won't change the original contents in the outline variable. >>> a = "This" >>> b = "That" >>> c = "The Other" >>> these = [a, b, c] >>> print these ['This', 'That', 'The Other'] >>> these[0] = "Now This" >>> print these ['Now This', 'That', 'The Other'] >>> print a This >>> for x in range(0, 3):     print x    0 1 2 >>> print x 2 It might be better to make a for loop like: for x in range(0, len(InSHP)):   sr = arcpy.Describe(InShP ).spatialReference.PCScode   print(InSHP , sr)    if sr != DEMSR:        InSHP = arcpy.Project_management(InSHP , InSHP [:-4] + "PRJ.shp", DEMSR) print InSHP[0] ... View more

I thought this might be because of something going on in the geocoding toolbar, and I think I have narrowed it down to two choices when right-clicking the address on the geocoding toolbar after entering the address. The Add as Stop to Find Route and Add as Barrier to Find Route require signing in to ArcGIS Online to use routing.  I'm not sure why this particular map is wanting me to sign on and others using the same geocoding toolbar don't. I checked my extensions under the Customize menu and I had Network Analyst checked, but I have since unchecked it and I still get the annoying warning message. I have also removed the two offending choices from the Address Find context menu, but they still show up in the geocoding context menu and the Find dialog context menu. ... View more

Thanks for the help Richard.  I was afraid this would be the case.  I have one mxd set up with the Attribute Assistant that I use for existing addresses that grabs parts of the address from surrounding and intersecting features that works pretty well.  With that setup I do need to run some QA/QC methods to catch corner lots getting the wrong street, but it's not too difficult.  I was hoping to be able to keep placing address points at the edge of the road and still be able to use the Add Site Address Point.  I may have to figure out another setup to account for placing address points at the edge of road for new address creation. Thanks, Jeff ... View more

I have also found that publishing a layer that I need to interact with - have a popup displayed, or edit - I will publish that feature class as a feature service all by itself on ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS Server. ... View more