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Hi, I created and attribute rule where the duration field auto-populates with the following values. It runs perfectly fine locally in ArcGIS Pro, but when I publish the hosted layer with this rule it doesn't seem to work. I would greatly appreciate if any could either help or explain the reasoning for this not working.     var From = Date($feature.OutageStart) var To = Date($feature.OutageEnd) var EndTime = Text(To, 'h:mm A') var LenOfTime_Days = DateDiff(To, From, 'days') var days = Round(LenOfTime_Days) var LenOfTime_Hours = DateDiff(To, From, 'hours') var LenOfTime_Minutes = 60 - Minute(To) var duration = 'Approximately ' + days + ' day(s) from 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM ending at ' + EndTime + ' on the last day.' if (LenOfTime_Days >= 1){ return duration } else if(LenOfTime_Days < 1 && LenOfTime_Hours != 0 && LenOfTime_Minutes == 60){ duration = LenOfTime_Hours + ' hour(s)' } else if(LenOfTime_Days < 1 && LenOfTime_Hours == 0 && LenOfTime_Minutes != 60){ duration = LenOfTime_Minutes + ' minutes' } else if(LenOfTime_Days < 1 && LenOfTime_Hours != 0 && LenOfTime_Minutes != 60){ duration = LenOfTime_Hours + ' hour and ' + LenOfTime_Minutes + ' minutes' } return duration     - Hosted Feature Service in Web Map  - ArcGIS Pro   ... View more

Hi, I am trying to publish a script tool as a geoprocessing service, but there are several issues that I have run into recently has caused the tool to not execute as I originally expected. Some of the inputs are converted into constants despite setting the parameters to only execute when there is user input the ability to select a feature class which is derived from in input CAD file doesn't seem to work. I don't know if it possible to publish a tool where the end user can upload a CAD file and then select which feature class to extract the data from. Any help on this would be highly appreciated. Also, I noticed that when the tool is published that the end user can select an analysis layer, but it appears as though they can only select the layer from the organization, not something that is derived. Is this something that would have to be scripted as an update tool validation in order for the end user to select the feature class? ... View more

Hi, I am currently working on a project for creating a custom geoprocessing tool for the web. So far things are working great, the only thing is that I am trying to figure out is if there is a way where I can enable the end user to select the feature classes that reside within the CAD file. I haven't had any luck with this and so I was wondering if maybe it could be the way I am going about it but I wanted to check and see if anyone might be able to either give me some pointers or point me in the right direction. I know CAD files are tricky, especially if they are standalone, but if there is anyone who has written scripts to extract information from these kind of file please let me know. class ToolValidator: # Class to add custom behavior and properties to the tool and tool parameters. def __init__(self): # set self.params for use in other function self.params = arcpy.GetParameterInfo() def initializeParameters(self): # Customize parameter properties. # This gets called when the tool is opened. return def updateParameters(self): # Modify parameter values and properties. # This gets called each time a parameter is modified, before # standard validation. CADfile = self.params[2].value featureclasses = [fc for fc in arcpy.ListFeatureClasses(CADfile)] featureclass = self.params[3].filter fcs = featureclass.list[featureclasses] SubdivisionLayers = self.params[4].filter ParcelsLayers = self.params[5].filter RoadLayers = self.params[6].filter if featureclass: attributevalues = [row[0] for row in arcpy.da.SearchCursor(featureclass, ["Layer"])] UniqueAttributes = set(attributevalues) SubdivisionLayers.list = [str(value) for value in UniqueAttributes] ParcelsLayers.list = [str(value) for value in UniqueAttributes] RoadLayers.list = [str(value) for value in UniqueAttributes] return def updateMessages(self): # Customize messages for the parameters. # This gets called after standard validation. return # def isLicensed(self): # # set tool isLicensed. # return True   ... View more

Hi, I am currently working on a tool that converts CAD files submitted by users and then extracts the data and processes it in such a way that we can use that data internally. I need to enable the end user to select or upload the cad dataset and select the type of feature classes that are involved. So my question is, is there a way to set up the tool validation to select all of the feature classes that are in the CAD dataset? class ToolValidator: # Class to add custom behavior and properties to the tool and tool parameters. def __init__(self): # set self.params for use in other function self.params = arcpy.GetParameterInfo() def initializeParameters(self): # Customize parameter properties. # This gets called when the tool is opened. return def updateParameters(self): # Modify parameter values and properties. # This gets called each time a parameter is modified, before # standard validation. CAD_Dataset = self.params[2].value featureclasses = self.params[3].filter fieldname = self.params[4].valueAsText SubdivisionLayers = self.params[5].filter ParcelsLayers = self.params[6].filter RoadLayers = self.params[7].filter if CAD_Dataset: featureclasses.list = [fc for fc in arcpy.ListFeatureClasses(CAD_Dataset)] fieldname = "Layer" fcfields = [fieldname] attributevalues = [row[0] for row in arcpy.da.SearchCursor(featureclass, fcfields)] UniqueAttributes = set(attributevalues) SubdivisionLayers.list = [str(value) for value in UniqueAttributes] ParcelsLayers.list = [str(value) for value in UniqueAttributes] RoadLayers.list = [str(value) for value in UniqueAttributes] return def updateMessages(self): # Customize messages for the parameters. # This gets called after standard validation. return # def isLicensed(self): # # set tool isLicensed. # return True Any help on this would be greatly appreciated. ... View more