Latest Contributions by BrianBulla

Hi, Yes, I have tried what you are proposing but perhaps this is a unique situation.  The inspection "table" I am talking about is getting updated all the time, so a feature that doesn't show up as inspected today, might actually have an inspection in it the next time around.  I plan on publishing this as a webservice so it needs to be able to by dynamic and just work everytime without manually updating it constantly. There must be a way to use a "NULL" and "IS NOT NULL" in the symbology of the layer.....right??  Or am I just dreaming. ... View more

You just need to add a new ArcGIS Pro Dockpane to your Visual Studio project, add whatever controls you want to it, and then get it to work with the rest of your code.  I would say to find a Dockpane sample in the ArcGIS Pro samples and then just customize to work for your situation. ... View more

Hi.  No, I have not been able to get this to work.  I haven't looked at it in a while, but might re-visit this and see if having a second look at it might help. ... View more

Thanks guys.  So the problem was with my CrossHairControl.  Once I deleted it and created a new one, all is good.  No issues with the threading.  Thanks for all your help with this!! ... View more

Thanks guys.  The sample code you both have given is a great help.  One issue I am having is adding the crosshair using a CheckBox in my WPF Dockpane.  The code seems to run, but then I get an exception saying "page can only have window or frame as parent".   In my Dockpane.xaml.cs I have this (basically the same as Wolf's code), and then the exception happens after the last line runs.  The code seems to be calculating the width/height ok so it seems like I can interact with the MapView. Any help is appreciated.     private void chkCrossHair_Checked(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { //draw a cross-hair in centre of active map if (MapView.Active == null) return; var mapView = MapView.Active; var crossHairControl = new CrossHairControl(); //use the active mapview to get the size of the mapview display var xRatio = 0.0; var yRatio = 0.0; var viewSize = mapView.GetViewSize(); if (viewSize.Width != 0.0 && viewSize.Height != 0.0) { var xPosition = viewSize.Width / 2; var yPosition = viewSize.Height / 2; // now offset for 1/2 of the user control's size xPosition -= 16; yPosition -= 16; xRatio = xPosition / viewSize.Width; yRatio = yPosition / viewSize.Height; } // Create a MapViewOverlayControl using the user control var mapViewOverlayControl = new MapViewOverlayControl( crossHairControl, true, false, false, OverlayControlRelativePosition.Center, xRatio, yRatio); //Add to the active map view mapView.AddOverlayControl(mapViewOverlayControl); }     ... View more

Thanks Wolf.  Here is my 2.9 code that is now working. MapPoint cameraPoint = MapPointBuilder.CreateMapPoint(Camera.X, Camera.Y, Camera.SpatialReference); var projectedPoint = GeometryEngine.Instance.Project(cameraPoint, SpatialReferences.WGS84) as MapPoint; ... View more

Hi.  It's super easy really.  Just add a dockpane with a WebBrowser control in it.  Then instead of opening a browser just assign the url to the dockpane WebBrowser.   //Open the dockpane if it isn't already open DockPane pane = FrameworkApplication.DockPaneManager.Find("ArcPro_DSM_Settings_Dockpane"); pane.Activate(); //Access the web control through the View DockpaneView myView = DockpaneView.MyDockpaneView; myView.currentUri = new Uri(@"https://www.google.com/maps/@?api=1&map_action=pano&viewpoint=" + lat + "," + lng); myView.streetViewControl.Navigate(@"https://www.google.com/maps/@?api=1&map_action=pano&viewpoint=" + lat + "," + lng);   ... View more

Unfortunately I'm still stuck at ArcGIS Pro 2.9 until our IT department pushes out the 3.0 update.  What does this StreetView tool do?  Years ago I created a custom StreetView tool that we are currently using.  Basically you select the tool, click on the map, and then StreetView opens in either a dockpane within ArcGIS Pro, or you can choose to have it open in a separate browser window.   Does this GitHub tool basically do the same thing??   ... View more

Hi @Anonymous User, I'm trying to implement your code above, but with one additional level.  On the features that I do NOT want to delete, I actually need to modify one of their attributes and then get out of the delete procedure.  Is there a simple way of doing this?  Potentially many features could be selected, so I need to accomodate for more than just one feature at a time. I'm thinking I could keep track of GUIDs and LayerNames in an array of sorts, and then deal with them at the end of the OnRowDeleted procedure, but just looking for some pro advice. I'm pretty sure this line is where I am losing my edit.....so I need to cancel the 'delete' but keep my edit....if that makes sense. args.CancelEdit(() => Task.FromResult(false));   This is what I have so far: protected void OnRowDeleted(RowChangedEventArgs args) { try { var row = args.Row; if (CurrentlyDeletingOID != args.Guid) { //If this is a MAXIMO feature, just update the LifeCycleStatus field, but keep the feature if (row.FindField("MXCREATIONSTATE") != -1) { //update to REMOVED and cancel the delete row["LifeCycleStatus"] = "REMOVED"; args.CancelEdit(() => Task.FromResult(false)); } else //if any other feature, just delete it { //PROCEED with the delete args.CancelEdit(() => Task.FromResult(true)); } CurrentlyDeletingOID = args.Guid; } } catch (Exception e) { ArcGIS.Desktop.Framework.Dialogs.MessageBox.Show(e.ToString()); } }     ... View more

Hi, In your code above what is !CanDeleteReshape?? I'm working on something similar, to stop a delete and update some attributes instead. Thanks! ... View more

How I'm testing this is to select a bunch of features.  Some that need to be deleted and some that just need to be set to "REMOVED".  So far, all of the ones that need to be deleted actually get deleted, but with the "REMOVED" ones only the first one gets processed (ie. set to "REMOVED"), and then the code stops once the error message is displayed. ... View more

OK, so I kind of have something working but it only works on one Feature at a time.  If I have multiple selected where I need it to just update an attribute (instead of deleting it), then I get the following message and my code stops. I'm guessing this is some sort of system message that displays once theEditor.StopOperation("STOP"); gets called.  Is there a way to bypass this message?? If so, then the rest of my code would run which should re-start the delete process and catch the remaining selected items.  Sort of an intentional recursive loop is what I am going for.   private void Events_OnDeleteFeature(IObject obj) { IMap map = pMxDoc.FocusMap; try { //Check to see if current obj is a Feature. if (obj is IFeature) { //Cast to an IFeature IFeature inFeature = (IFeature)obj; ITable inTable = obj.Table; //Look for the Maximo field and edit. if (inFeature.Fields.FindField("MXCREATIONSTATE") != -1) { inFeature.set_Value(inFeature.Fields.FindField("LifeCycleStatus"), "REMOVED"); //MessageBox.Show("SET TO REMOVED"); theEditor.StopOperation("STOP"); //if there are still selected features then not all have finished deleting....go again if (map.SelectionCount > 0) SendKeys.SendWait("DELETE"); } else { //MessageBox.Show("DELETE IT"); } } } catch (Exception ex) { MessageBox.Show(ex.ToString(), "Error in onDeleteFeature procedure."); } }     ... View more