Latest Contributions by DavidPike

Hi, All in code -  I would probably turn your points into a set of simple polygons (squares etc), the next step would be to run an update cursor over each feature and replace the geometry array via a calculation (add 10 metres West, minus 30 metres North etc.) based on the current coordinates of the vertices, a bit of trial and error with the output shape.  To make it random, you could have a random selection from a list of possible manipulations to the coordinates). ... View more

It's been a while since doing one of these glorious print task, but have you tried rest/services/EnergyAtlas2/ExportWebMapAgain/GPServer/0? ... View more

Hi Stewart, If you go into your widget controller on the web app, edit the 'coordinate' widget - this should give you a choice of units and display order. ... View more

Hi Ben, What's the format of your current coordinates? And is this Map or Pro? I think there's several parsers nowadays, and pro probably does it for you, cooks dinner then washes up... Might use it one day. If not, decimal degrees - positive for Eastern, negative for Western will always be a winner. ... View more

Hi Dan, No, excluding the interiors if there were any, more like just treating the polygon as a solid block, then expanding out from it.  Any inner mischief should get cancelled out in the final dissolve (I would guess).  I really need to test it rather than talk about it I think... Cool outputs though! ... View more

Hi Andres Castillo‌ I'm finally back round to this again. I've been trying fruitlessly to get the code here https://community.esri.com/docs/DOC-13762-copy-content-between-portals  to work, the zip has the python file but the toolbox is empty for me.  I've changed all the parameters back to hardcoded but there's no comments on the syntax etc of the parameters - which is where I think i'm going wrong. All the modules are imported correctly I believe (after fun setting up a 3.7 environment as 3.8 wasn't supported..) this is for the CopyMapsApps script: the code runs, grabs a token for each portal but then has no completion messages and finally exits with 'deleting connections' I'm not sure what the param 'content' is meant to be, and may be wrong on 'targetOwner' and 'targetFolder'. This is a major headache so if you had a copy of your code (minus login details etc of course ) or any insights you would make my week! ... View more

Id say order it descending then have a codeblock that gets the value for the row in WAERMEMENGE, stores it then does the calculation in the next row. I've not tested the below, and its been ages since ive done this so it's very likely horrifically wrong, but it may give you an idea. ##pre-logic: def calculate_stuff(field):     global previous_value          result = field - previous value     previous_value = field     return result ##code window: calculate_stuff(!WAERMEMENGE!) ... View more

how large set are we talking? Synched as they are replicas of each other? Are you happy with a lift and shift or do you want change-only updates? Do you have FME? ... View more

Feature services are a great frustration for me at the moment. One workflow I read for spatial views was to publish only as a map service, then enable feature access (query only for spatial view I believe) in ArcGIS Server services site. Permissions for feature services (query only) have been a nightmare and I have no idea why.  One way around this was to add the Rest endpoint for each feature into My content (add content - from web - arcgis server - e.g. xxxx.FeatureServer/0) Then some feature services were present in the map, the attribute table was there, but they would never display.  A horrific workaround was to add labels to them (size 6 custom label - " ") etc.  Then they would miraculously appear. ... View more

Agree with Robert - group filter widget is the way to go. If you end up building a dashboard (which might be suited to this example) you can create a category filter which acts on defined layers, and also has pan/zoom/flash functions. ... View more

I'm having the same issue, but think I can get around it by using SELECT DISTINCT on a view of my data and publish that as an additional data source. Far from ideal though. ... View more

I'm having the same issue, but think I can get around it by using SELECT DISTINCT on a view of my data and publish that as an additional data source. Far from ideal though. ... View more

I've not read through the code well enough but I will have a read through properly tomorrow.  You may want to access the geometry token (@SHAPE) in the search cursor and use that as an input to the geometry field of the insert cursor.  I'm also not sure what getpart does without googling when I have time as i'm far from expert. Even without a dictionary you could have a list of lists which you iterate over listy_mc_list_face = [    [field1, field2 … ,geometry object (@shape)], [field1, field2 ….], […    ]   ] ... View more

Can you just store the results of the Search Cursor in a dictionary then throw them in at the end with an Insert Cursor instead? ... View more