Latest Contributions by MichaelMiller2

Nothing happens when you hit Add, only the jumbled chars at the bottom of this box. ... View more

Domenico, The SOE will not add to our 10.4.1 ArcGIS Server. Followed teh read.me doc and no luck. ... View more

Thank you!! ... View more

Domenico, Is there a new SOE for 10.4.1? ... View more

Until they allow grouping of layers in AGOL, the only way I can think of is to group them in your map document before you publish the service. ... View more

Yes I'm an admin. It's not basemaps it's the content listed in the Gallery for My Organizations Featured Content. It is defaulting to ESRI's featured content. The user is able to switch it, but I would like it to default to our content like it used to before last AGOL update. ... View more

Got it.  Thank you very much @Dan Patterson ... View more

Getting closer.  What i'm shooting for is to dump output as a single line with values enclosed in single quotes separated by commas. I will need to insert the single quotes after the '\n' have been removed. Line 22 is what I'm having an issue with getting the syntax correct. import os mstring = '' infile = open(r'C:\tmp\RampWork\OutOfCityLimits2.txt', 'r') outfile = open(r'C:\tmp\RampWork\OutFile.txt', 'wb') #mstring = ''.join(["'{}'".format(f) for f in infile]) mstring = ''.join([f for f in infile]) print (mstring) #for f in infile:      #mstring =      #mstring += "'{}'{}".format(f, ',')      #print mstring mstring2 = mstring.replace('\n','') #mstring2 = '{}{}'.format(mstring.replace('\n',''), ',') print mstring2 mstring3 = "'{}'{}".format(f) for f in mstring2,',' print mstring3 outfile.write(mstring3) infile.close() outfile.close()‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more

Dan, Thanks for the pointers. It's working, but I need to add single quotes to each value in the output separated by commas. Could use a pointer on how I go about formatting that.   import os mstring = '' infile = open(r'C:\tmp\RampWork\OutOfCityLimits2.txt', 'r') outfile = open(r'C:\tmp\RampWork\OutFile.txt', 'w') #mstring = ''.join("'{}'".format([f for f in infile])) mstring = ''.join([f for f in infile]) #print (mstring) #for f in infile:      #mstring =      #mstring += "'{}'{}".format(f, ',')      #print mstring mstring2 = mstring.replace('\n',',') #mstring2 = '{}{}'.format(mstring.replace('\n',''), ',') print mstring2 outfile.write(mstring2) infile.close() outfile.close()‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more

I may have jumped the gun on my solution. the 'wb' is not currently working. I still have '\n''s in my output. ... View more

Good idea, thanks Darren. But it still is using a carriage return after each f, even in the master string. I can't for the life of me figure out why that would be. ... View more