Latest Contributions by mattkramer

‎10-12-2022

Hello, I was wondering if there was a way to connect to multiple geodatabases in a project document, so they appear in the "Databases" dropdown in an ArcGIS Project file through Python. I know you can set the default database with the ArcGISProject.defaultGeodatabase property, but what if I wanted to add additional geodatabases beyond the default one? Any input is appreciated! Thanks,

‎08-11-2022

I can second this issue. I have a web map in AGOL that has features from a feature service loaded in it, published from pro with pop ups enabled. Selection and editing for all features is possible in the web map, and selection and editing for some of the layers in the hosted feature layer is fine in field maps, but 2 of the 5 layers are unable to be selected to edit in field maps.

‎08-02-2022

Correct. In my opinion, the arcpy.listLayers function should probably be used on objects already in an ESRI environment. Since you are adding data from a file path, you should dynamically build the layer source from the data locations (hard coded folder path and loop through layer names).

‎08-02-2022

Make sure that the "m.addLayer(layer)" is indented. Try updating it to look like this: for layer in list_layers: m.addLayer(layer)

‎08-02-2022

Hey MH84, I can give this a shot. What you are going to need to do is crate a Map object to add the layers to. That can be done through something like this: aprx = arcpy.mp.ArcGISProject(r"C:\Projects\YosemiteNP\Yosemite.aprx") m = aprx.listMaps("Yosemite National Park")[0] once you have a map object ("m" in this case), you should be able to loop through those layers and add them to the map with an addLayer call. That would look something like this: m.addLayer(inLayer) I grabbed the first code block from ESRI's docs, the link is below (I also highly recommend checking out other pages on that site, they can be really helpful): Map—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

‎08-01-2022

I have a geoprocessing tool published from ArcPro that takes some point geometry as an input. The input is in a GPFeatureRecordSetLayer parameter and utilizes a layer file to allow the user to input multiple types of points. This layer file is used in the tool when run in ArcPro, but when published to Portal, the input geometry only uses the default point geometry and no option for the users to select the point type and different symbology. Is there a way to get the hosted version of this tool to utilize this layer file and more complex input? Also is there a way to get the user to edit the attribute data of the input geometry? That would also be a workaround to this issue. Any help would be appreciated! Using ArcGIS Pro 2.9.3 and on Enterprise 10.9.1

‎06-22-2022

Hello, For the first question, I would use the "File" parameter, you would just need some additional validation to ensure that the file type is what you are looking for, either at the beginning of your script or in the validation settings of the tool. When publishing a geoprocessing tool to the server, you first need to run the tool, you can then share it from the geoprocessing history, here is a link to a page that outlines this workflow: Quick tour of authoring and sharing web tools—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation Hopefully this helps!

‎06-21-2022

Hello, I have a GP tool that I was able to configure and run successfully in a local ArcPro environment that takes some inputs and creates some template datasets for the user. This works as expected when run within ArcPro and everything gets created and zipped no problem. When I originally published this as a custom GP service, I was also able to get this to work on the server and export a zip with all the files I needed. I did a restart on our hosting server and when the system came back online, this tool was (and is still) not working. When I checked the logs, I found that the service is timing out, and not erring out on any of the lines of code. After some additional digging, the tool gets hung up on the same line of code each time: Fig1_Layout = TemplateProject.listLayouts("*Template*")[0] I republished the tool a bunch of times while trying to figure out where exactly it was getting hung up, and have also increased the max time allowed per use in the service’s settings to make sure that this wasn’t just too long of a tool or any issue with the way the tool was shared. I was wondering if anyone might have some ideas on how I can continue to try to figure out what is going on. Considering this ran fine before I restarted the hosting server, I am hoping this may be able to be fixed by resetting something on the machine but I am not totally sure about that. Thank you for any help!

‎06-21-2022

Thank you that is exactly what I was looking for!

‎06-14-2022

Hello, I am working on a GP tool I am hoping to host on portal that will take some inputs from the user and compile some datasets for them. I was hoping to package up all the outputs into a .zip and serve it back to the user as a download in the same session that the tool is run in. Is this possible? I am on Portal/Server 10.9.1.

‎04-11-2022

Hey Ismael, thank you for taking a look at this. My pulldata() calls are in the calculation column for fields "Agent_Organization","Agent_JobTitle" and "Agent_Email". Cells K37-K39. If they need to be in a different column to run, I don't think that would be a problem. I appreciate you clarifying that they should be working the same in the web app vs the dashboard.

‎04-10-2022

Hello, I have a survey with a couple pulldata() calls on an external csv. These work just fine in most situations (Connect and Web Survey), but not when the form is embedded in a dashboard where it is intended to be used. Is there any difference between the web form version of a form and the embedded dashboard version that would cause this? I have attached my form, and here are the fields in the csv that I am using: name label Organization Title Email

‎03-31-2022

Hello, I have a hosted feature layer with multiple layers, all with attachments enabled that I am trying to export to a file geodatabase to download locally. When I do this in ArcGIS Online, a geodatabase is created, but it is only 1kb. Also when trying to export from python, I get the following error raise Exception("Could not export item: %s" % self.itemid) Is there anything I can do to get around this?

‎03-12-2022

Hey Eric, Was a solution ever reached on this? I have had a co-worker experience similar issues during a similar workflow, but only intermittently (running a Project() on multiple features to the same output location and having some complete before getting this error).

‎01-13-2022

I got something published as well, hopefully things are resolved.

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Latest Contributions by mattkramer

Add multiple GDB to catalog in an ArcGISProject

Re: Problems selecting and editing features in mobile fieldmaps

Re: Iterate though folder and add lyrx to a map

Re: Iterate though folder and add lyrx to a map

Re: Iterate though folder and add lyrx to a map

GP tool with Feature Set input not using template layer file

Re: Publishing Geoprocessing Service

GP tool timing out after server restart

Re: Provide GP Tool output to download on client side

Provide GP Tool output to download on client side

Re: pulldata() working in connect and web form, but not in dashboard

pulldata() working in connect and web form, but not in dashboard

Export Hosted Feature Layer to Geodatabase resulting in corrupt FGDB

Re: Why am I getting a 000210 "Cannot create output" error?

Re: Troubleshooting process for uploading to ArcGIS Online

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