Latest Contributions by BlakeTerhune

‎01-13-2021

Yes. I think geocode services are configured like normal with the sources property.

‎01-11-2021

You could still do the same thing using a feature layer and selection, omitting the where_clause parameter in FeatureClassToFeatureClass_conversion(). However, it's not needed in my example because the "selection" expression is taken care of with the where_clause parameter. Also, note the change in the except block. I included the actual error message so you can troubleshoot errors rather than getting the same generic message each time.

‎01-11-2021

As @DanPatterson mentioned, your query looks off. You should be able to use the where_clause parameter of FeatureClassToFeatureClass_conversion(). That way you don't have to make a selection. Also, try using string format instead of the + operator. It's more reliable because it will convert data types on the fly as needed (in case your variable is a number instead of a string). import arcpy arcpy.env.overwriteOutput = True arcpy.env.workspace = "C:/Users/....." try: counties =["LAKE", "COOK", "DUPAGE", "KANE", "MCHENRY", "WILL"] for k in counties: arcpy.FeatureClassToFeatureClass_conversion( in_features="lyr", out_path="C:/Users/.....", out_name="{}02.shp".format(k), where_clause="COUNTY_NAM = '{}'".format(k) ) except Exception as e: print "An error occurred during creation\n{}".format(e)

‎01-08-2021

Oh, you want field values, not field names? You'll have to query the FeatureLayer and then do something with the result. In your case, if you only want to display a single value from the first feature returned. Something like this maybe? And you don't need the layerview-create event listener for query. HINLayer.queryFeatures({ start: 0, num: 1, returnGeometry: false, outFields: ["NLFID"], }) .then(function(featureSet) { let listContent; if(featureSet.features.length > 0) { listContent = featureSet.features[0].attributes.NLFID; } else { listContent = "There are no records in HINLayer"; } document.getElementById("List").textContent = listContent; });

‎01-08-2021

The fields property of FeatureLayer will return an array of field objects, each having a field's properties. I found this only to be available once the FeatureLayer's layerview-create event has fired. featureLayer.on("layerview-create", function(event){ console.log(featureLayer.fields); console.log(featureLayer.getField("NLFID")); });

‎01-07-2021

You can automate this process by iterating over each polygon with a search cursor.

‎01-07-2021

I see you do have an extra indent in the two lines under print(fc)

‎01-07-2021

Try setting the output location for project to a known folder location that exists on the server instead of script_path

‎01-07-2021

I'm pretty sure arcpy.Project_management() is not compatible with in_memory workspace. Maybe while it's running as a GP service it gets run in such a manner and is erroring out.

‎01-07-2021

It works pretty well. I integrated a buffer option into my sketch toolbar.

‎01-07-2021

I just made my own sketch toolbar, similar to this sample.

‎01-07-2021

Try formatting the date in the SQL when you query it. Here's your query string but formatted with Python multiline string. sqlString = """SELECT FORMAT([Timestamp], 'yyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.fff') as Timestamp, [RecordedValue], [GradeName], [ApprovalName] FROM {} WHERE (SensorID = '{}') AND ( Timestamp BETWEEN CONVERT(datetime, '{}') AND CONVERT(datetime, '{}') ) ORDER BY Timestamp """ .format(DB_TIMESERIES, senID, start, end) Sorry, I work with Oracle databases so I apologize if something in that syntax is slightly off.

‎01-06-2021

Convert each section to a polygon just so it's easier to identify the extent of each one individually. Then pick one to be the template extent object of the fishnet extent and choose number_rows = 9 and number_columns = 9. Repeat that for each polygon section. You may need to clean up the edges a bit.

‎01-06-2021

True. I meant it as you'd have to inspect their app and repurpose their code. Would be interesting to have a widget already available to configure for this purpose though.

‎01-06-2021

I agree with @DanPatterson, it seems like you could use Fishnet with some combination of cell size, cell count, or extent.

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