Latest Contributions by BlakeTerhune

Yes, working with v4.14. No errors in console. I'm in Arizona, USA. ... View more

It seems to be working for me. Maybe you just stumbled into a momentary outage? ... View more

Sure. Make the virtual directory at the highest level necessary and you can browse down from there in the url just like you would expect. For example, D:\temp\virtualdir on the server (or some network drive, etc) could be hosted as a virtual directory and accessed from web browser like https://hostname/iis_virtual_directory_name/someinsidefolder/anotherfolder (assuming those folders exist inside the virtualdir location). Again though, you will need to have directory browsing enabled if you're going to view the contents of a folder. ... View more

It will not be able to open a folder using the OS file explore app. The best you could do is to host it as a virtual directory and allow directory browsing so you can get a list of files and folders in the browser. ... View more

with arcpy.da.SearchCursor(arcpy.mapping.Layer('TreesA').dataSource, ['OID@']) as rs: ... View more

If the ObjectID field is what you're getting, try using the OID@ field name token instead. ... View more

I think he's referring to the within() method for Geometry objects. https://community.esri.com/thread/197968-re-how-to-use-arcpy-geometry-measureonline  ... View more

It's also better to include the specific error type you're expecting so you don't end up passing unexpected errors too. I don't know what type of error this is supposed to produce but here's an example. try: Abstract = tree.find("idinfo/descript/abstract").text except AttributeError: Abstract = "No abstract" except: # Catch for all other unhandled exceptions raise‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more

Hi Andres Castillo‌, You should really post a new question for this. I'm still a bit unclear what you're asking. ... View more

I finally found it in this technical FAQ, It's called the ArcGIS Security Advisor ... View more

I had a similar quandary and solved it with composing promises. https://community.esri.com/thread/222084-multiple-querytask-operations-with-maxrecordcount  ... View more

Joe Borgione wrote: ...the Fairhurst procedure... The first thing I thought of was the Riker Maneuver. ... View more

I know your question has already been answered but I couldn't resist sharing a couple little tricks I use. First, consider using the @ field name token options to access Esri fields more reliably. with arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(A2 , ["OID@", "Field"]) as cursor: for oid, field in cursor: if "'" in field or "#" in field: print ("Deleting record: 'OBJECTID' = {}".format(oid))‍‍‍‍ Also used in the sample above is a method called sequence unpacking to easily assign variable names to your cursor row indexes (field values). This works best with only a few fields. If you have many fields in your cursor, you can use this helper function to make a dictionary of the values so it's cleaner to access them instead of using the row index like row[1]. with arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(A2 , ["aField", "anotherField", "moreField"]) as cursor: for row in row_as_dict(cursor, cursor.fields): if "'" in row["aField"] or "#" in row["anotherField"]: print ("Deleting record: 'moreField' = {}".format(row["moreField"])) def row_as_dict(data, fields): for row in data: yield OrderedDict(zip(fields, row))‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more

It seems that recreating my feature layer that's being updated somehow makes the new data available to Esri Leaflet to do its removeLayer business. Still not sure of the root cause but I'll update here if any more information is discovered. ... View more