Latest Contributions by DavidPike

Does the workspace need to be set to the versioned connection? ... View more

Change the raster extent. ... View more

I had a think about this. You coukd get the origin coordinates of the extent of your dataframe, then take the shape x,y xoordinates of each point and minus the dataframe origin coordinate values. the dataframe also has a scale attribute value which you can then divide by to get the paper distance(x,y) of each point from the dataframe. then add these values to the x,y position of the dataframe. simples! ... View more

scanned through it, can this not be done with a spatial join? ... View more

The DataFrame Class will have the origin of the data frame in page units, but the location of points in the layer aren't referenced in any classes that I know of (my lack of knowledge on this is not an indication of very much). You may have better luck by converting your points to graphics then using the arcpy.mapping GraphicElement.elementPositionX, GraphicElement.elementPositionX  class (or Pro equivalent). I would also do physical trials to see if print margins etc. are included. ... View more

1000 downloads, nice! Bruce Harold‌ ... View more

Are you printing directly from Pro? From ArcMap experience, printing directly from the application is inviting the devil. Export to PDF (possibly flatten the PDF if that still doesn't work) or investigate other formats to suit your need. If you are printing from PDF etc. the plotter may be having memory issues - settings in your print driver or physical options on the plotter maybe? ... View more

Not sure what the enrich layer is, but if you mean to configure a pop-up, you would set these options in the Web Map powering your app. ... View more

Is it from a Model or script? I wonder if there's some environment settings that are being defaulted to something else if they're not explicitly defined in the code/tool? Could you share the results or explain the differences in more detail please? ... View more

Graphics in ArcMap have never been predicatable. Maybe not ideal, but you could Export as a graphic (PNG/SVG are usually good) and insert it with Insert Picture, or Screenshot, Crop in PPT then Ctrl-V it into the layout. ... View more

Really depends on extent, how many projections are involved and what type, if you have other large rasters of certain projections etc. If you're zoomed-in to a city and have a shapefile containing millions of features etc, I would rather have the projection set to that of the shapefile rather than a basemap. If my basemap was WGS84 and I wanted to look at a country and zoom/pan about, but happened to have a few simple shapefiles also, It would probably be slower to use the shapefile's projection. Mostly it comes down to processing (how long you wait for the stuff to load up on screen).  Large rasters will take a long time to project on-the-fly, but so will large vectors. Although this advice is for viewing the data - when you start doing geoprocessing operations and analysis, you need to be acutely aware of coordinate systems etc. ... View more

Looks OK to me. Please add some print statements for each line. ... View more

1.  Not necessary to have the same projection, but the impact depends on what you're doing, it can be trivial to severe. 2.  Any data in the map will be projected 'on the fly' to the dataframe's projection.  I think using the tool - an area measure can only be used in a projected/planimetric coordinate system and can't perform a geodesic areal calculation, suggesting your Map coordinate system is in something like Web Mercator or WGS84? ... View more