Latest Contributions by LindsayRaabe_FPCWA

We have a lot of staff that work in an offline environment. We are slowly getting them to load a new Vector Basemap for use when offline, but this won't be a requirement for all maps (as imagery may be more useful). I find it common that people don't really understand the Level of Detail option, or don't remember that it needs to be changed.  It would be useful if we could either (or both); a) set a default Level of Detail in the app settings (overrides (b) if both are implemented?) b) set a default Level of Detail in our organisational settings ... View more

Hi All. I have custom models loaded into the Tools section of the Analysis Ribbon in ArcGIS Pro. Originally, one of my tools had a description (originally built in ArcMap) that now displays as the ScreenTip when you hover over the tool. I want to update the ScreenTip as the tool has been heavily modified with the new functionality in ArcGIS Pro but I can't find anyway to edit the ScreenTip. I've tried editing the Metadata page but this won't flow through to the tool (even after removing it and adding it again).  ... View more

I've got a feature class that I am trying to remove the Global ID and editor information fields from. So far, the best way I can figure out is to create a new version of the feature class without the fields and append the data across. I've tried the following code I found online and tweaked, but am stuck on the field mapping.  The input FC is "Prod_Temp" and I want the output to be "Prod_Sync". The fields listed in myfields are the fields in "Prod_Temp" that I want to retain. When I run the script, it complains about something around Line 10. I think I'm misunderstanding the input option for map.addInputField(existingFC, field).  Any pointers? # feature class I want to copy from existingFC = (r"W:\TEMP\Prod_Temp.gdb\Prod_Temp") # list of fields I want to keep (capitalization counts!) myfields = ['FPCBusinessArea', 'Location', 'OpType', 'OperationStatus', 'Contractor', 'ContractorSupervisor', 'SupervisorPhone', 'FPCOIC', 'FPCOICPhone', 'Machinery', 'Comments', ] # create an empty field mapping object mapS = arcpy.FieldMappings() # for each field, create an individual field map, and add it to the field mapping object for field in myfields : map = arcpy.FieldMap() map.addInputField(existingFC, field) mapS.addFieldMap(map) # copy the feature class using the fields you want Prod_Sync = arcpy.FeatureClassToFeatureClass_conversion(existingFC, r"W:\TEMP\Prod_Sync.gdb", "Prod_Sync", "", mapS)‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more

I have an ArcGIS Pro project with 2 maps and a layout. I have an ArcOnline feature service loaded in which has labels. I am attempting to convert those labels to Annotation so that I can move some of them off of the feature they are covering up (also tried doing this through the Maplex positioning functions and haven't had much luck there either). In the map window, I right-click the labelled layer and select "Convert Labels to Annotation...". I then check all the settings in the Geoprocessing window to be the correct map, convert Single Layer, reflect the correct layer, have the scale set to 1:10,000 (matches the map reference scale), I've selected an output GDB, changed the suffix (and tried leaving as default too), checked the Extent is the same as Current Display Extent and then "Run".  It supposedly runs successfully but the output Annotation layer is empty - and I'm at a loss as to why!!!  We had one run actually successful with 3 labels (by accident trying to show a colleague the issue) and now can't repeat it.  Yes, ArcGIS Pro is the latest version too.  ... View more