Latest Contributions by KoryKramer

I guess my initial thinking about why not might be that we would want to be conservative with adding content to the title bar (note that I'm not a decision maker in this process).  How does having the AutoCAD version in the title bar contribute to your work?  How does it add value to your workflows?  How do you use it? Please don't interpret this as being pedantic.  If we don't have this info, it could be likely that nothing happens with this idea, whereas if there is a compelling reason for adding this, it might be an easier story to convey to development. Thanks! ... View more

Since you're a novice to python, I just wanted to make sure you were aware of the Helpers in Pro: Adding your story about Reclass on this idea ArcGIS Pro Field Calculate Helpers‌ would be worthwhile. The reclass example is in the doc: Calculate Field examples—Data Management toolbox | ArcGIS Desktop  (Ctrl+F 'reclass') That doc on examples might be helpful to you in the future as well.  Cheers ... View more

Dan and Ian Brown‌ I'd recommend searching for bugs on support.esri.com BUG-000101840: Unable to add fields via the New Field feature for s..  This one is out there and discoverable in a search. Hope that helps in the future! ... View more

[email protected]‌ NEOMAPPER and rawansaleh‌   Can you please add some detail about why this is needed in the title bar as opposed to in the backstage About section?  Is there a need to immediately see the version while you're working in a project without going to the backstage?  Details would be helpful.  Thank you! ... View more

Haha.  Thanks for all the help you provide to the community, Dan! Hopefully we'll see this one built in to Pro next year. ... View more

Scott, if you have an image attached to each feature, you should be able to follow the instructions here: How To: Add dynamic images to a map document with attachments from Data Driven Pages  From what you've written in the description, it sounds like the instructions I've provided will allow you to set up your data driven pages where the image is updated automatically from the feature attachment, and you can export as a PDF including all pages.  The images will be updated on each page. Let us know if that works and we can mark this idea as Already Offered.  If it doesn't, circle back and let us know what about the process doesn't meet your workflow so we can refine the idea. Cheers ... View more

Scott, if you have an image attached to each feature, you should be able to follow the instructions here: How To: Add dynamic images to a map document with attachments from Data Driven Pages  From what you've written in the description, it sounds like the instructions I've provided will allow you to set up your data driven pages where the image is updated automatically from the feature attachment, and you can export as a PDF including all pages.  The images will be updated on each page. Let us know if that works and we can mark this idea as Already Offered.  If it doesn't, circle back and let us know what about the process doesn't meet your workflow so we can refine the idea. Cheers ... View more

Open up your registry (run Regedit) and go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\ESRI\ArcGIS Online For Pro\Portals   Email me a screenshot of what you see there.  Or does it only have https://www.arcgis.com? ... View more

Jared, you might also want to jump over to the ideas site to up vote and comment on https://community.esri.com/ideas/10695‌  Notice that it's status in In Product Plan. Cheers ... View more

For those looking to overwrite a web map from ArcGIS Pro, please go to https://community.esri.com/ideas/11949‌ to vote and provide comments. Thank you! ... View more

How are you licensing Pro (Named User (through ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS Enterprise), Single Use, or Concurrent Use)? You said that Pro was "working flawless few days back" and suddenly stopped.  What changed?  Did you add any portal connections?  I've seen an incorrectly added connection cause problems like this at startup... ... View more

Dan, I provided the link that explains the process, but have included the entire text here with the last paragraph in bold to answer your specific concern: What happens when you submit an error report After you send the report, it is initially reviewed by an automated process to determine if it has enough usable information in it and, if so, whether there is an existing report with the same issue. If there are no existing reports of the problem, a new record is created automatically in the Esri bug tracking system. If there is a previous record, the running tally of errors is incremented to indicate another one has occurred and the new error report is saved. Esri engineers then review the bug system to identify and resolve the software errors. Error reports are typically addressed in software updates, but sometimes a fix must wait until a major release because it is deep-rooted. Sometimes Esri developers cannot fix the problem because the error report does not contain enough information or the report points to a location other than the cause of the error. To reduce the likelihood of these kinds of issues, make sure that any add-ins or custom utilities you have installed are compatible with your ArcGIS release. For example, a script that is designed for an older product may cause instability if you attempt to use it in a newer ArcGIS release. You should also check that your video card driver is updated to the most current version. It works best if you obtain the driver directly from the hardware manufacturer, rather than from Windows. In addition, save your work regularly to minimize loss. Although there is a space for you to enter your email address when you submit the report, Esri engineers normally do not contact you, so you should not anticipate a response when you submit the form. However, in cases where an Esri engineer is highly confident in the cause of the error, you may receive an automated email recommending that you update your software to a newer version where the cause of the issue was addressed. As a general practice, you should stay up to date with the most current release of the software to get performance improvements and bug fixes. ... View more

Have you run the Check your computer's ability to run ArcGIS Pro 2.0? ArcGIS Pro 2.0 system requirements—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop  If you're getting a serious application error, have you been submitting those including your email and a description?  These can be helpful in determining the issue - here is more info about that process: Report software errors—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop  You should see error reports (.dmp files) located in C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Local\ESRI\ErrorReports I'll message you to see if you can share those with us so that we can analyze them. ... View more

https://community.esri.com/ideas/14239‌ ... View more

This feature - Custom Accelerators - will be in the next release (2.1) of ArcGIS Pro, scheduled for January 2018. You'll go to project Options > Customize the Ribbon, find the command for which you want to create a shortcut, and assign the accelerator. Here is a sneak preview: ... View more