Latest Contributions by Gisbert61

This project (drone flying) has all kinds of delays but the most recent problem is I do have serious trouble uploading the images. Last week I flew and gathered 160+ images. I could see them on the iPad but got an error when trying to upload to sitescan cloud.  While being logged in as admin with an operator role.   Now I return to work and I can't even find the pictures in my sitescan flight. It's as if I didn't fly at all (I could find the images in a folder on the drone's SDcard so I didn't dream this 🙂 Also, browsing through the filesystem of the iPad I can see the folder with the pictures. Why don't they show up in sitescan flight then? What am I doing wrong?   Kind regards,   Bert ... View more

We ended up buying an SDK controller (original controller for sale).   Everything is fine now. Buyer beware if you order a Phantom 4 RTK, make sure the package comes with an SDK controller.   Bert ... View more

There may be dumpfiles at  C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\ESRI\ErrorReports which you can share with support. Succes! ... View more

and then I asked: "can you write a python script to backup all layers in an arcgis online organisation" response was:   import requests import json # Set the base URL for the ArcGIS REST API base_url = "https://www.arcgis.com/sharing/rest" # Set the organization's name and the username and password of an account with privileges to access the organization's content org_name = "your_organization_name" username = "your_username" password = "your_password" # Use the ArcGIS REST API to authenticate the user and get an access token auth_url = f"{base_url}/generateToken" auth_params = { "username": username, "password": password, "client": "referer", "referer": f"https://{org_name}.maps.arcgis.com", "f": "json" } auth_response = requests.post(auth_url, auth_params) auth_response_json = auth_response.json() access_token = auth_response_json["token"] # Use the ArcGIS REST API to search for all layers in the organization search_url = f"{base_url}/search" search_params = { "q": "type:\"layer\" AND owner:{org_name}", "token": access_token, "f": "json" } search_response = requests.get(search_url, search_params) search_response_json = search_response.json() # Iterate through the search results and download each layer for result in search_response_json["results"]: # Get the layer's ID and URL layer_id = result["id"] layer_url = result["url"] # Use the ArcGIS REST API to export the layer as a GeoJSON file export_url = f"{base_url}/content/items/{layer_id}/data" export_params = { "token": access_token, "f": "geojson" } export_response = requests.get(export_url, export_params) # Save the GeoJSON file to a local file with open(f"{layer_id}.geojson", "w") as f: f.write(export_response.text)     And it ended with          ... View more

Hi Chris, Yes, removing the table from the webmap also removes all 'related stuff' Thank you. ... View more

Hi Stuart, Did you ever find a solution to this?   have a nice day, Bert ... View more

following. ... View more