Latest Contributions by AndresEcheverri

Arcade allows you to use FutureSets and Filter function to match data from a Feature Layer and a related table with a common field, and use the results to populate a pop-up. Several examples of these functionality have been posted, like this one done by Xander Bakker: Using FeatureSetBy functions in Arcade to drill-down to other layers and tables. In the previous example, the result is a list of values that are used to populate the pop-up. In this other example, Pump up Your Pop-ups With Arcade FeatureSets and the Living Atlas by Lisa Berry‌, the result of an Arcade expression is used to create a diagram in the pop-up. However, in that example the result is a single number. Although is possible to get an array or FeatureSet using Arcade expressions, when the result is a FeatureSet or an Array is not possible to use them in the pop-up media to create a Chart (such a Bar chart, Line chart, etc.) because they do not become available in the inputs for building the chart (as an expression) when adding a pop-up media. Would be nice to have this possibility, because will leverage far more options to display data in pop-ups. ... View more

Arcade allows you to use FutureSets and Filter function to match data from a Feature Layer and a related table with a common field, and use the results to populate a pop-up. Several examples of these functionality have been posted, like this one done by Xander Bakker: Using FeatureSetBy functions in Arcade to drill-down to other layers and tables. In the previous example, the result is a list of values that are used to populate the pop-up. In this other example, Pump up Your Pop-ups With Arcade FeatureSets and the Living Atlas by Lisa Berry‌, the result of an Arcade expression is used to create a diagram in the pop-up. However, in that example the result is a single number. Although is possible to get an array or FeatureSet using Arcade expressions, when the result is a FeatureSet or an Array is not possible to use them in the pop-up media to create a Chart (such a Bar chart, Line chart, etc.) because they do not become available in the inputs for building the chart (as an expression) when adding a pop-up media. Would be nice to have this possibility, because will leverage far more options to display data in pop-ups. ... View more

Hi All I have a feature class that I have symbolized using Arcade combining two fields to create different symbols; something like this: var code = $feature.FIELD1 var state = $feature.FIELD2 if (code == '0' && state == 'Unknown' || code == '1' && state == 'State 1' || code == '1' && state == 'State 2') {    return 'Symbol 1'; } else if (code == '2' && state == 'Unknown' ||  code == '2' && state == 'State 2' ||  code == '2' && state == 'State 3') {    return 'Symbol 2'; }   else {    return 'Symbol 3'; } This works fine, I have done it for 20 categories. When I publish this layer as a Web Layer using "Sharing\Share as a Web Layer" in ArcGIS PRO the service is published keeping the symbology (the ARCADE expression is kept and transferred into the Portal). The service definition file (.sd) is also created without any problem and published into the Portal. If I want to do the same using a python script to automate the process the python shell gives me some warnings:  WARNING 002893: Analyzer warnings were encountered ([{"code":"24041","message":"Layer does not have a feature template set","object":"MY LAYER"}].  It publishes the web service, but I only get an unique point symbol (the Arcade symbology get lost in the process). If I define the symbology, in Portal using Arcade, when I try to overwrite the web services, also using a python script the symbology change to an unique symbol (as I was expecting, because it seems the service definition file is not recognizing the Arcade expression when using python). The code that I am using is something like this: import arcpy import os from arcgis.gis import GIS arcpy.env.overwriteOutput = True # Sign in to portal arcpy.SignInToPortal('My portal', 'MyUserName', 'MyPassword') # Set output file names outdir = "My folder" service = "Service_name" sddraft_filename = service + ".sddraft" sddraft_output_filename = os.path.join(outdir, sddraft_filename) print (sddraft_output_filename) # Reference map to publish aprx = arcpy.mp.ArcGISProject(r"path with my project.aprx") print (aprx) for maps in aprx.listMaps("My map"): print (maps.name," map read from my project") for lyr in maps.listLayers("MY LAYER"): print (lyr.name," layer read from my project") # Create FeatureSharingDraft and set service properties print ("Creating Sharing Draft...") sharing_draft = maps.getWebLayerSharingDraft("HOSTING_SERVER", "FEATURE", service) sharing_draft.summary = "My summary" sharing_draft.tags = "My tags" sharing_draft.description = "My description" sharing_draft.credits = "My credits" sharing_draft.useLimitations = "My use limitations" sharing_draft.portalFolder = "The Portal folder name" # Create Service Definition Draft file print ("Exporting Service Definition Draft File...") sharing_draft.exportToSDDraft(sddraft_output_filename) # Stage Service print ("Staging service...") sd_filename = service + ".sd" sd_output_filename = os.path.join(outdir, sd_filename) print (sd_output_filename) print("Creating ",sd_filename), arcpy.StageService_server(sddraft_output_filename, sd_output_filename) print (arcpy.GetMessages()) # Publish to server print("Uploading Service Definition...") # Set local variables inServer = "HOSTING_SERVER" # Execute UploadServiceDefinition arcpy.UploadServiceDefinition_server(in_sd_file=sd_output_filename, in_server=inServer, in_service_name=service, in_cluster="default", in_folder_type="EXISTING", in_folder="The Portal folder name", in_startupType="STARTED", in_override="OVERRIDE_DEFINITION", in_my_contents="SHARE_ONLINE", in_public="PRIVATE", in_organization="NO_SHARE_ORGANIZATION", in_groups="Groups that I want to share with") print("Successfully Uploaded service.") Is there a limitation for the function to transfer the Arcade expression when using arcpy?. Or Am I missing something in the process?. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Andres ... View more