Latest Contributions by DavidPike

the orientation of the fishnet is formed from the imaginary straight line drawn between the origin and y axis coord. In the beautiful picture I've attached, the line is at 0 degrees, meaning no rotation of the fishnet is to be applied. The second example is a 45 degree angle being formed   between the coordinates, and a resultant 45 degree skew being applied. ... View more

Is this just a hyperlink added in as a rich text element etc? If the folder permissions aren't assigned to users, could it be that the folder needs to be added to the ArcGIS Server data store, and/or that permissions need to be granted to the server? ... View more

origin_coord is the bottom left corner of your intended output fishnet grid. y_axis_coord is used to orient the fishnet output.  If you want a 'normal' rectangular fishnet you would just take the same x value of the origin_coord and add 1 unit of measure to the y value of the same origin_coord. you would set a geographic coordinate system output for the fishnet as an environment setting: env.outputCoordinateSystem = arcpy.SpatialReference([WKID]) and doing the same with the y_axis_coord as per a planimetric CRS you would have the grid formed of lines of lat long, seen as 'rectangular' in the plate carree/equirectangular proj. Not used it myself but I think the extent would set the maximum bounding extent of the output if the corner_coord is not specified. ... View more

The basemap layer you are adding is something quite different from what I think you want to achieve (Working with basemap layers—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop ).  Claudia's answer is the way to go here. ... View more

I'm still learning this one myself, quite painfully in fact... Accessing and creating content | ArcGIS for Developers  Working with web maps and web scenes | ArcGIS for Developers  here's what I could glean from the documentation (such as it is..) from arcgis.gis import GIS from arcgis.mapping import WebMap gis = GIS(url='https://pythonapi.playground.esri.com/portal', username='arcgis_python', password='amazing_arcgis_123') search_my_contents = gis.content.search(query="owner:[owner name]", item_type="Web Map", max_items = 1000) #create web map objects from search results and print the web map title and layer name for webmap_item in search_my_contents: webmap_obj = WebMap(webmap_item) for layer in webmap_obj: print(webmap_item.title, layer.title)‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more

Had a gander, always helps to debug with some print statements as you go along to identify what's happening as it runs.  Also print the objects being returned to check on them. I' not sure on this definition query: lyr.definitionQuery = "PROP_ID ='" + str(row[0]) + "'" I think it should be (if PROP_ID field is a string?): "'" + "PROP_ID = " + "'" + str(row[0]) + "'" + "'" should be (if PROP_ID field is a number?): '"' + "PROP_ID = " + str(row[0])  + "'" my brain has given up on me, but basically the query should be formed to look like this string i.e. when printed it still retains a single quote surrounding it: definition_query = 'PROP_ID = 265FG' or if PROP_ID field is a number: definition_query = 'PROP_ID = 265' I'd recommend forming definition_query as a variable, print it to make sure it looks OK, then assign it to lyr.definitionQuery. also NB PROP_ID would also be quoted in the SQL query if a shapefile just to add some fun to the mix. ... View more

Can you post your code on here rather than a zip file please? ... View more

Projection etc all ok? Do you have write access to your dataset being split? ... View more

Looks fine to me.  The 'Name' cyan bubble allows you to use %Name% in the end of the output path of the extract by mask options, the tool iterates through your workspace, running that model for each raster. It's answered here https://community.esri.com/thread/198793-using-iterate-rasters , along with links for old - but still good - explanations. ... View more

It may be the indent missing after your for loop, dunno if the class has to be set to visible also? Just my random musings with little experience of arcpy label classes or Pro. ... View more

If i'm interpreting it correctly, there's an analysis option to generate non-overlapping polygons as output service areas. this is the Polygons_for_Multiple_Facilities property I believe. ... View more

are you in pro, arcmap or agol? you could buffer the points into a circle, or then turn that into another shape etc. but it really depends what you need to achieve. ... View more