Latest Contributions by JeffWard1

timothy_hales-esristaff‌ how about hooking me up with the Utah highway shield fonts? Thanks Jeff ... View more

I think I figured out the workflow. City staff needs to change the status in the Event Coordination app before it will be visible in the Events Review app. It would still be nice if events submitted through the Event Application app had their status defaulted to "Submitted". I also had to modify the filter widget in the Events Coordination app to allow a drop down choice for the event name - I had to select the "Use Value" radio button for the event name in the Events layer. Thanks, Jeff Small Town GIS ... View more

We had this same problem.  There was a special character in the survey name. We took that out and users were able to download it fine. ... View more

Tim, Thanks for the help. I was able to get the coordinates to match the new coordinate system and any duplicating of the parcels places them in the correct space. One thing that wasn't clear in the help instructions for the add-in was you need to right click on the parcel fabric in the ArcCatalog window in ArcMap, it wouldn't show up in ArcCatalog itself. Thanks, Jeff ... View more

Thanks for the reply Neil, but a parcel fabric doesn't allow one to calculate geometry. But according to Tim in his reply below I may be able to do a coordinate inverse. ... View more

Thanks for the reply Dan. I used the Project geoprocessing tool in the Data Management toolbox. Apparently you can't project the fabric, but you can project the feature dataset - and I think this is where I am having problems. The fabric draws in the correct place, but the X Y coordinates in the tables are still in the original UTM coordinates, therefore when I duplicate a parcel it goes back to those coordinates. ... View more

I am interested in this as well. For example - the PLSS Editing template has first divisions, second divisions, quarter sections, special surveys, townships. How can I add those to the Parcel Editing template? I've tried copying those layers in the PLSS Editing map, but that doesn't put them in the Parcel Fabric group, they are separate layers. Thanks. JCamerano-esristaff‌ ABarMaor-esristaff‌ gisparcel‌ ... View more

Two years of crickets. I am commenting on this to move it to the top of feeds. I encounter this every time there is a new release of the LGIM. The most recent Schema Migration Wizard has the December of 2015 release as the newest version of the LGIM so it is a year and a few months behind. As pitched this tool is supposed to be able to take my version of the LGIM and keep whatever modifications I have made and add whatever changes Esri has made. The only way I have had this tool work is if I use the "Schema Only" choice when exporting my LGIM to an XML document - which seems to defeat the purpose. If I do it that way I have to load individual feature classes into the new LGIM which is akin to migrating my data the first time. This has to be easier. Does this tool work for anyone? How are people getting their data to the new releases? Or are people just sticking with the version they first implemented? I have called tech support and they have given me a bug number outlined at the bottom of this thread. But it probably isn't very high on the priority list. In that thread Scott Oppmann‌ mentioned a meetup video recording demonstrating the wizard at minute 22. But that demo doesn't show the process of exporting your geodatabase, whether to use schema only or if you can use the data option. It also doesn't show the import process to the new geodatabase. Are we supposed to just export our old schema, run the wizard and create a new xml doc with the schema that merges our changes with the changes in the new release and then use X-Ray for ArcCatalog to get the data into the new empty geodatabase? None of this is clear in the documentation for the tool or in any of the demonstrations I have seen. And if we are to use X-Ray for ArcCatalog, that add in is not very easy to figure out either. With every release this tool should be updated. The download page for the wizard states that it was updated in July of 2016, but that release of the LGIM isn't included with the wizard. The LGIM is probably the best thing for small local governments with small budgets, but we need to be able to easily update the data model to take advantage of the new maps and apps the Local Gov team is putting together for us. I appreciate the work the Local Gov team does, I have implemented many of the apps they have created with minimal effort. I just can't get this wizard to work. ... View more

Thanks Kelly! ... View more