Latest Contributions by ErnestoCarreras3

Joshua thanks a lot for your feedback. Can you provide an example of what you are suggesting? Not sure if you notice from my script that I am not a programmerJ. I am getting a little bit confused/lost with your programming lingo. Again, thanks a lot for your feedback ... View more

Yes sir ... View more

Darren thanks for your feedback but I am still stuck in the same step (I guess). Not sure if you ran my script but it does a similar thing. It iterates using the xrange. In addition, it also provides me with the numbers that will be used later to update some values. Example: OBJECTID = 28964 ---> 3 records 4815 4816 4817 OBJECTID = 39423 ---> 999 records 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 . . . . What I am missing now is the piece of the code that will allow me to insert the rows N number of times according to this xrange. ... View more

I shared the data and script to the post. ... View more

I shared the data and script to the post. ... View more

I am including the python script and the GDB with the two relevant FC. In this way, you can run the code and see more clearly what I am doing. Still, there are some steps that have not been worked but I will reuse what I achieve here to complete the whole process I need for the final output. The reason I am not using the append is because I was not able to find a way of updating the number_Field variable, that is, "SITUS_STREET_NUMBER" in the attribute table the way the cursor allows me to do it, plus it generated the output way faster too. I am working with thousands of records. Pay attention to this to understand what I am doing in the table: cursor.insertRow([polygonGeo, (str(x + 1)), "test"]) I really appreciate your assistance! UPDATE: Uploading the correct script.py file. The first uploaded py file was not the correct one. ... View more

Ok, basically I want to grab the geometry properties (X, Y) of a polygon input FC and copy it into an empty polygon schema of the same FC. I don’t want to use the Copy Management tool, nor Append because it does not fit all my requirements for the final output. Instead, I am attempting to use an Insert cursor to insert the rows. After following Esri’s documentation on how to use the insert Cursor, I was able to add the rows but the FC had no geometry properties, that is, the attribute table for the FC was populated but no features were displayed because the geometry info was missing. After trying various ways, I found out that by passing the coordinates as suggested in my first post inside shapeArray = arcpy.Array([pntArray]), I was able to achieve my desired result. I hard-coded the values to test it and it worked but can’t format the text the way I need it. Maybe my approach is not the correct one, so any suggestions will be welcome. BTW, I am not a programmer per se therefore, my code will not be the prettiest but it is doing the job. Here is the other piece that follows... for x in xrange((row[2] - 1), row[3]):     fieldlist = ["SHAPE@", number_Field, full_addr]    with arcpy.da.InsertCursor(featureClassCopy, fieldlist) as cursor:         shapeArray = arcpy.Array([pntArray])         polygonGeo = arcpy.Polygon(shapeArray)         cursor.insertRow([polygonGeo, (str(x + 1)), "test"])     print x + 1 row = rows.next() ... View more

Robert, I will like to get some information on how you handle the development cycle of your widgets when Esri updates Web App Builder. Can we chat via private message? ... View more

bummer ... still it is a great widget and my fellow coworkers (aka, GIS users) will be excited with this new addition in their apps ... View more

Hi Robert, Thanks for all these cool widgets!! Are there any plans in enhancing the Google Street View widget so that it displays the data on the map? ... View more

Thanks! Just what I needed!!!! ... View more

Robert, are there any minimum requirements to deploy this widget? If I want to get the elevation profile from a DEM generated in-house, I guess I need ArcGIS 3D Analyst for Server.Am I correct? ... View more