Latest Contributions by JeffWard

Hold down the shift key to suspend snapping. ... View more

Try using GetParameterAsText for your model variables inside your script.  Python is interpreting '%saveKML%' as strings. env.workspace = arcpy.GetParameterAsText('0') outputKML = arcpy.GetParameterAsText('1') + '.kmz' ... View more

Unless it's a network path - doh! ... View more

After looking at this, this comes back as a single element list. This might be better: mapname = str(mxd.filepath).split('\\')[-1:][0][:-4] ... View more

filePath1 = r"\\company.local\dfs\dept_name\gis_folder\projects\" You need to take out the double backslash at the beginning of this if you are going to preface it with r. ... View more

How about: mapname = str(mxd.filepath).split('\\')[-1:] This gets the path of the map document, converts it to a string, splits it by the double backslash and puts the last element in mapname. Edited to fix my hasty slicing error. ... View more

Crickets ... View more

Here's how to post code snippets in GeoNet. ... View more

Steve Grise​ can probably help you out. ... View more

If you do something out of sequence, it doesn't work properly. ... View more

Have you tried the Align Features to Shape on the advanced editing toolbar? If that's not possible I have used the previous extent button the v keyboard shortcut to find vertices and the z keyboard shortcut to zoom to the vertices. ... View more

These maps and apps are built to work with the Local Government Information Model.  The way I have replaced the data in the map with my data is copying and pasting it to another folder.  This breaks all of the data connections since they are looking for data in a relative path.  I then click on one of the layers and point it to my layer in the file geodatabase that houses my Local Government Information Model, the map finds the rest of the layers on its own. Again, this only works if you have your data in the LGIM. ... View more