Latest Contributions by natashaGregory-Michelman

Dan I found what you were talking about in the Project 2 sample script: Project—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop Thankyou ... View more

Rebecca this is really helpful and I so appreciate it. Thanks so much for this information. I will follow your direction as per information on the GeoNet site. Again. Many thanks. On Sun, Oct 25, 2015 at 9:44 PM, Rebecca Strauch, GISP <geonet@esri.com> ... View more

Rebecca I am looking through this reply and I very much appreciate you response and I am so new to Python that I am thoroughly confused. I also appreciate Dans replies and I am learning from all of it! outFC = arcpy.os.path.join(outputFCpath, fc) the above line confuses me as I don't know where to put os and Ive not understood it nor have we used it in our syntax however I will try to incorporate it in my code and accommodate what you so generously have helped try to write. Also, I will go through the documentation that you and Dan have advised me to do both in posting and in realizing the skillset. Thankyou very much, very much. Cheers, ~Natasha I'm trying right now and again, I appreciate your assistance. On Sun, Oct 25, 2015 at 8:53 PM, Rebecca Strauch, GISP <geonet@esri.com> ... View more

​ Hmm thankyou Rebecca. I am trying hard to get this. So I'll try changing the syntax but I'm still not sure where the output CS is supposed to be iterated. The print statements were just supposed to iterate which shapefiles were supposed to be projected, or not.​ I'm still unclear as to how this section is useful but I suppose it is because I at least have a set of files that I know should be re projected. So where should I put the == statement What I want to accomplish is putting together a script that would reproject shapefiles in a folder in different projections to one which I have set. I appreciate any continued help! Thankyou Rebecca On Sun, Oct 25, 2015 at 8:10 PM, Rebecca Strauch, GISP <geonet@esri.com> ... View more

I've uploaded a point file and added it to my map. Then I enable editing for the layer and when I click on the point I get no options to add attachments or enter URL's. On Tue, Dec 23, 2014 at 12:17 PM, Natasha gregory-michelman < ... View more

Jake thanks for the time in trying to help me. Right now the images are housed in our media-kit and don't have any URL associated with any of them. I know I can bring them into our Organization account, share them and get a URL that way but is there any other way to do this? Also, the points I'm talking about already exist in a .shp so they aren't being added to the webmap as map notes. In the attachment I simply added a point on the map and pasted a link to a shared image into the option but the image doesn't appear in the pop-up, just the URL. So the user has to click on the link? I'm going to explore a bit and through trial and error it'll get done. I'll keep this thread so I can make more specific questions if I have them. ... View more

Jake the above link is disabled and I'm unclear still as to the best way to 1. Create a URL for an image and 2. Add a different image to a pop-up for each point, line, or polygon in a vector file. I'm new to the online platform but we will be using our account more over the next year so I need to learn how to do these things. If you have any good recommendations for tutorials associated with webmapping in ARCGIS online I would appreciate it. So just to recap: If I have a layer with 20 points I want to add an image to each point as a pop-up in a web-map. How do I facilitate this? Where do I get a URL for the images? Then how do I add them to each point? I see that I can add one popu-up for each layer but that's not what I need. Thankyou, Natasha ... View more