Latest Contributions by LindsayRaabe_FPCWA

Awesome to hear how you've managed to innovate with Survey123 and drones together to essentially eliminate climbing from the process. I'd love to see more about how multiple surveys talk to one another. Still very new to  Survey123 and I know it's far more capable than I can even imagine right now based on stories like this.  ... View more

Note to other tinkerers. I tweaked the code as per below to use print statements instead of arcpy.AddMessage, but essentially is just the same, exporting an .xlsx with a list of webmaps and their feature services (as feature service URL's only). I then exported an item report from ArcGIS Online and used Vlookup using the service URL to get more information on each layer.  from arcgis.gis import GIS from arcgis.mapping import WebMap import arcpy import pandas as pd def main(): # logs into active portal in ArcGIS Pro gis = GIS('pro') print("Logged into {} as {}".format(arcpy.GetActivePortalURL(), gis.properties['user']['username'])) # creates list of items of all map image, feature, vector tile and image services (up to 10000 of each) in active portal services = (gis.content.search(query="", item_type="Map Service", max_items=10000) + gis.content.search(query="", item_type="Feature Service", max_items=10000) + gis.content.search(query="", item_type="Vector Tile Service", max_items=10000) + gis.content.search(query="", item_type="Image Service", max_items=10000)) print('Searching webmaps in {}'.format(arcpy.GetActivePortalURL())) # creates list of items of all webmaps in active portal web_maps = gis.content.search(query="", item_type="Web Map", max_items = 10000) # Create an empty data frame to store the data df = pd.DataFrame(columns=['Web Map', 'Service URL']) # loops through list of webmap items for item in web_maps: # creates a WebMap object from input webmap item web_map = WebMap(item) # accesses basemap layer(s) in WebMap object basemaps = web_map.basemap['baseMapLayers'] # accesses layers in WebMap object layers = web_map.layers # loops through basemap layers for bm in basemaps: # tests whether the bm layer has a styleUrl(VTS) or url (everything else) if 'styleUrl'in bm.keys(): for service in services: if service.url in bm['styleUrl']: services.remove(service) elif 'url' in bm.keys(): for service in services: if service.url in bm['url']: services.remove(service) # loops through layers for layer in layers: # Add a new row to the data frame for each service used in the web map if hasattr(layer, 'styleUrl'): df.loc[len(df)] = [item.title, layer.styleUrl] elif hasattr(layer, 'url'): df.loc[len(df)] = [item.title, layer.url] # Save the data frame to an Excel file df.to_excel(r'C:\temp\web_maps.xlsx', index=False) print("Finished") if __name__ == "__main__": main()   I then also played with the coding posted here (Solved: Re: Where's the spatial reference information? - Esri Community) to print a list of feature services in ArcGIS Online and their WKID's which I could copy/paste into excel and also perform a Vlookup to the item report from ArcGIS Online to get more info for each layer.  from arcgis.gis import GIS # Connect to AGOL agol = GIS("home") # Search for all items in AGOL items = agol.content.search(query="", max_items=10000) # Iterate through each item for item in items: try: # If it is a feature service or vector tile package if item.type in ("Feature Service", "Vector Tile Package"): # Print the WKID of the SRS print("Item ID: {0}, WKID: {1}".format(item.id, item["spatialReference"])) else: print("Skipping Item ID: {0}, Type: {1}".format(item.id, item.type)) except Exception as e: print("Failed to process item ID: {0}, Error: {1}".format(item.id, str(e)))   ... View more

This has proven very helpful - I've been trying to find a way to bulk export spatial reference information for our ArcGIS Online content for a while and glad I finally stumbled on this code. Nothing else I have found or tried to create myself has worked for feature services - only feature classes.  ... View more

Awesome! Glad it helped! I've found that Flight Mode helps with a couple of things in Field Maps (like working offline with maps that contain arcade expressions).  ... View more

@GlenShepherd Good idea with the included URL! I haven't had a chance to really play with Geofences yet so not across the capabilities and limitations, but if a URL can be included, no reason it shouldn't work the way you describe. Not really any different to a URL in a popup or in Survey123.  ... View more

@GarrettCarlson1 I don't think you can get the form to automatically open upon entering a geofence. I'd be very surprised if someone could make that happen. Based on my understanding of Field Maps, you still need some sort of manual interaction with either the Edit or Add functions to open the smart form.  ... View more

A good idea. In the meantime, what if you put your device in flight mode and search using the "Editing" or "Read-Only" options I can see there. Might return everything that is on the device and hide the ones not loaded from the web? ... View more

Hi Russ. DM sent.  ... View more

@JesseWickizer we've just upgraded to 3.3 and I've already given the visible scale bar settings a whirl. They work a treat (once I get my head around the Max/Min scale values for like the 1 millionth time in my career...).  ... View more

Great idea! The more I do with Arcade, the more I realise it can do soooooo much more. The Intersects function is really handy.  ... View more

That looks like a handy feature. The 2nd on 2 days that I've come across that we're missing out on because of our organisations delayed update process. Hopefully we'll be on 3.4 within the next month though so I'll give it a try when we are! ... View more