Latest Contributions by Katie_Clark

Hi Walid, I took the 19-001 Desktop Associate exam in August 2019. The main difference between that exam and 10.5 is that the 19-001 version focuses exclusively on ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Online, where the 10.5 version also includes questions about ArcMap. Also, the 19-001 version is not version specific, compared to the 10.5 exam which, obviously, would be more specifically catered to ArcMap 10.5. I was told by Esri that the non-versioned exams are refreshed on an 18-24 month basis.  I chose the 19-001 version since it seemed to align more closely with industry trends, since Esri is in the process of retiring ArcMap. But there's obviously no "right" answer here.  To study, I took all of the free courses in the Esri learning plan for this exam, as well as reviewed the exam guide to see if there were any knowledge gaps I needed to brush up on (for instance, I had no prior experience working with 3D data). That, in combination with my on-the-job experience, worked well enough for me that I passed the exam. There are certainly enough resources out there that you shouldn't need to spend a lot of money to prepare for the exam, in my opinion. Hope that helps! Katherine ... View more

Wade,  Under the settings of the map's item details page, do you see these options for enabling offline mode and "Use in Collector for ArcGIS"?   ... View more

Wow, thanks for posting the code! I'll need to give that a try as well! ... View more

Thanks for sharing that, Mark Donnelly‌! It would be SO helpful for organization administrators to be able to generate reports like that! I did notice in the comments of that Idea that item.usage() from the Python API will produce similar results....maybe something that would be worth it to look into in the meantime. However, making this functionality available for all org admins, even those without programming experience, is essential! ... View more

Thanks for the insight. In my case, there were no relationship classes involved with the layer. I ended up just publishing a new data collection layer for the colleague to use since we were never able to figure out what caused the issue with the original layer. Good luck! ... View more

I found these Geonet Ideas, I would recommend up-voting and reading through the comments to see if you can find any helpful info! Enable multiple users to overwrite hosted feature services  https://community.esri.com/ideas/10992  ... View more

Yeah, I'm assuming there must be some reason for this design choice, but not exactly sure what it is. It would be nice at least if the user was an Administrator user role that they could overwrite other people's services with the same freedom that they can manipulate other services in the organization, regardless of owner. For your case, I agree that sharing your account/password is a major security concern and isn't recommended. Are either of you Administrators within your organization? If so, a possible workaround would be to swap the owner of the item whenever one of you needs to overwrite the service.  ... View more

Unfortunately, according to Esri documentation, only the owner of an item can actually overwrite the layer. Overwrite a web feature layer—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  ... View more

Hi Robin, This page should answer your question! Shapefiles—ArcGIS Online Help | Documentation  Specifically: The primary way to make shapefile data available for others to view through a web browser is to add it to a .zip file, upload it, and publish a hosted feature layer. The .zip file must contain at least the .shp, .shx, .dbf, and .prj files components of the shapefile. Hope that helps! -Katherine ... View more

Also, maybe you could try using the GetCount method? It says in the documentation that "If the input is a layer or table view containing a selected set of records, only the selected records will be counted." So you could set the result of that method to a variable and then print that variable.  Get Count—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop  ... View more

As far as I know, pop-ups aren't really intended to be interactive like that. What is your intended purpose for the drop-down menu if not for using in edit mode?  ... View more

I'm not completely clear, are you just referring to drop down options when editing a feature? Something like this: If so, you can easily do this by adding coded value domains to the field in your feature layer. Reference this page for the workflow: Define attribute lists and ranges—ArcGIS Online Help | Documentation  ... View more

You might get a better chance at a response if you post these types of questions to the Python‌ section of Geonet. Also, as Dan Patterson‌ mentioned in another post of yours, it's much easier to help and be able to reference line numbers if you use syntax highlighting and put your code in the actual post, rather than in an image attachment: 1.  2.  3.  ... View more

One quick thing I'm not sure if you already noticed (it's not directly related to your error message), but you have a typo in the beginning....should be env.overwriteOutput, not env.overwrightOutput    ... View more