Latest Contributions by AlexanderNohe1

Hello Yury Tritenko‌, To download the Javascript API, go to the following link and log in with your ArcGIS Online Organization Credentials: SDK Downloads | ArcGIS for Developers After logging in, on the right hand side you will see Download for locally hosting with a version number and a drop down.  Clicking on the version number will activate the drop down allowing you to select the version you would like to download for local hosting.  See the below photo: I hope this helps! Alexander N. ... View more

Hi Kevin, I believe this is the link that you want: ArcGIS Idea - Field Calculator default to Python‌ ... View more

Hi Lawrence, If you are interested in using the Web App Builder, you would save a map in ArcGIS Online and when you are ready to share that map as an application, it will appear as a separate option in the sharing page for the apps. I hope this helps! ... View more

Hi Filip, ESRI in addition also produces their own Python API for accessing REST Services from ArcGIS Server and ArcGIS Online.  The API for ArcGIS Server can be found here: Esri/ArcREST · GitHub The API for ArcGIS Portal (ArcGIS Online) can be found here: Esri/portalpy · GitHub If you find something that ArcREST cannot do that arrest.py does, it may be beneficial to submit it to the ESRI repository.  In addition, you may also want to consider a multitude of possible APIs to access REST services as I have found that one will support things that the others will not. I hope this helps! ... View more

Hi Brian, Have you converted the folder that contains your proxy to an application?  In addition, has the proxy page been configured correctly and work on other resources that you pass through it? Thanks! ... View more

Hello Brendan, I assume that you are getting this error on the 10.0 machines? The issue here may be that at version 10.0 of ArcMap that the data access module did not yet exist.  Therefore, you are trying to use something that was not present in these previous versions. Accessing data using cursors - Version 10.0 ArcGIS Desktop Accessing data using cursors - Version 10.2.x ArcGIS Help (10.2, 10.2.1, and 10.2.2) You would not be able to access the newer data access module from the older version of ArcMap in a python toolbox.  What you may want to consider doing is modifying the version of Python toolboxes that are distributed to the 10.0 machines rather than writing a python toolbox for all machines. Finally, if you are getting this error intermittently on the 10.2.x machines, I would suggest running a repair of ArcMap.  This should update any missing Python Paths to the new 2.7 version. In addition, to answer your question, I do not believe you can specify the version within ArcMap, it should default to the version that it was installed with.  You can check which version it is using with the following code snippet: import sys sys.version Does this help? ... View more

Hi Daniel, First things first, is there any reason in particular that you would like this model to run in Python? If you are looking to automate when the model is run, simply write a script that calls the model from Python.  This way, the model can still be run without you needing to worry about Python syntax as it seems that is the current issue. An example for calling the script from Python would be the following: import arcpy arcpy.ImportToolbox(r"PYTHON_FILE_PATH", "MyToolbox") arcpy.MyToolbox.ModelName I would recommend doing the above rather than trying to troubleshoot the script that was created from ModelBuilder. If you would like to continue trouble shooting the script that was created from modeulbuilder, what is the exact traceback error message that you get when you run the script? I hope this helps! Thanks! Alexander N. ... View more

ArcPy at this time cannot read symbology properties. ... View more

You do not need any additional python installations other than the one specified for ArcMap.  The one currently shipped with ArcMap is 2.7.  Make sure that the packages that you are installing are for version 2.7 as well.  There is no need for pip either if you are on a windows machine considering that reportlab comes with an EXE.  The following EXE should be the one that you are looking for. The following pages should have the EXE files that you may want to look at: reportlab 2.7 : Python Package Index ... View more

Hi Heath, I have never had much luck with agoTools and instead I use portalpy which seems to be a little more friendly.  You may want to consider trying portalpy rather than agoTools for what you are trying to do. Esri/portalpy · GitHub While although this is a different module, I think you may find this module a little bit easier to use. I hope this helps! Thanks ... View more

Hi Dan, I don't think that functionality is available with python toolboxes but rather script tools only. ... View more

They can then right click on the script tool and select edit. ... View more

You could import the script into the toolbox.  This would allow the script to stay with the toolbox when moving it from user to user. ... View more