Latest Contributions by FC_Basson

Hi @BenElan  I see in your codepen that the content is a DOM object that is created.   With this codepen (https://codepen.io/fcbasson/pen/JjLjNQB) I am creating the HTML content as a string, and this method has been working for me so far.  After I changed to 4.24 this method "broke", but I also picked up that by setting the API to 4.23 in my codepen also does not work.  For my production app I'm creating calcite tabs with dynamic content that is set as the popup content, which has been working for me up to now.  From my understanding, HTML content in the popup can be set with a string, but I'm obviously missing something. ... View more

Well, I'm also not sure why the "modern" version of the syntax resolved my issue, but that was the only way I could get the tool to work.  What I also found was the autocomplete for the commands in the Python console in Pro automatically selects the modern syntax as specified in the parameters for the tool in all the docs.  Hopefully, someone from Esri can give us more insight into the issue. ... View more

Same kind of question here: https://community.esri.com/t5/python-questions/arcpy-management-lt-gp-tool-gt-vs-arcpy-lt-gp-tool/td-p/66673.  So I guess it is the same implementation, but with different syntax.  The old syntax broke my GP tool that I created in Pro, but changing it to the new syntax made it work.   ... View more

You're right.  The active property sets the modal visibility (fade in or fade out).     // show modal document.querySelector('calcite-modal#<modal ID>').active = true; // hide modal document.querySelector('calcite-modal#<modal ID>').active = false; The modal ID is optional, or you can just use the ID as the selector.   ... View more

I found that the arcpy command syntax was the issue. Replace the following arcpy commands: arcpy.CreateDomain_management with arcpy.management.CreateDomain arcpy.AddCodedValueToDomain_management with arcpy.management.AddCodedValueToDomain See the syntax here: https://desktop.arcgis.com/en/arcmap/latest/tools/data-management-toolbox/create-domain.htm ... View more

I found that the arcpy command syntax was the issue. Replace the following arcpy commands: arcpy.CreateDomain_management with arcpy.management.CreateDomain arcpy.AddCodedValueToDomain_management with arcpy.management.AddCodedValueToDomain This fixed my similar issue. ... View more

Folder structure has changed slightly for more recent versions. For my Pro installation the user.config file is in: C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\ESRI\ArcGISPro.exe_StrongName_yhpsrysqpn4fvmb0spwbakt5o5e50din\2.8.0.0 ... View more

You should try running the intersect on the point feature buffer geometry: var fsParcelIntersect = Intersects(fsparcel, Buffer($feature, 1, "meter"));‍ ... View more

This is not a function of the API, but the Web Map Print Service from your server.  The print templates need to be set up to filter the symbology for the visible area.  This works with print services published from ArcGIS Pro and with the default Utilities Print Services from 10.7 and up.  This is obviously for vector layers only and not raster layers. ... View more

Your row count can be done like this in Modelbuilder with you Calculate Value expression like this ... View more

Have a look at this info Using If-Then-Else logic for branching—Help | Documentation  and these examples: https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-desktop/analytics/if-you-are-stuck-at-if-part-1/?rmedium=blogs_esri_com&rsource=/esri/arcgis/2011/06/06/modelbuilderifthenelse1/ ... View more

I think it is getting ignored or "trimmed". I tested this code import arcpy arcpy.AddMessage("first line") arcpy.AddMessage("\n ") arcpy.AddMessage(".\n") arcpy.AddMessage(".") arcpy.AddMessage("second line") arcpy.AddMessage("first line\nsecond line")‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ and got this output So you might need to use an additional character to create a spacing between output lines. ... View more

No.  Use the ArcGIS Server Manager: Start and stop services—Documentation | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise  ... View more

You'll have to run a query on the map service to retrieve the data and then write it to a local GDB.  You can do all this with Python (arcpy), with specific focus on the os, urllib, urllib2 and json modules.  If the service is secure, you might need to obtain a token from the server first, which you then include in query request. An query example could look like this: import arcpy, os, urllib2, urllib, json service_url = 'https://myserver/arcgis/rest/services/GPS/MapServer/0/query' params = {'where': '1=1', 'outFields': '*', 'returnIdsOnly': 'false', 'returnGeometry': 'false', 'f': 'pjson'} req = urllib2.Request(service_url, urllib.urlencode(params)) response = urllib2.urlopen(req) data = json.load(response)‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ You can then write the json to a local file and convert it to a GDB table: with open('gpspoints.json', 'w') as outfile: json.dump(data, outfile) arcpy.JSONToFeatures_conversion("gpspoints.json", "C:/project/GPS/outputgdb.gdb/gps_points")) ‍‍‍‍ ... View more