Latest Contributions by Katie_Clark

In this case, is there a reason that you would want the code displayed instead of the description? I like to think of the Code like a field name, and the Description like a field alias, so normally that's what you would want displayed in the dropdown. Like you, I found this article about changing the settings to display the code in ArcMap, but I am also not finding this same functionality in ArcGIS Pro. It would be interesting to know if this is planned for a future release, or if we're both just missing something! In the meantime, if you really want your dropdown to display (for example) "RES" instead of "Reserved Assigned Parking", you can just put RES in the description field. ... View more

I'm a bit late in discovering this, but thank you so much for starting this thread, Kory Kramer! I obviously can't take credit for this one, but wanted to share a link to this post about ArcGIS Pro Ribbon, Toolbar, and UI Hacks. I customized my ribbon in a very similar way that is outlined in the post, and it made navigation much easier for me and really helped ease the transition process between ArcMap and ArcGIS Pro! ... View more

Hi Tracy, Ben's response was extremely thorough and helpful, but I wanted to touch on one more point you mentioned in case it might help When would I want this to be a hosted feature layer, rather than non-hosted? To actually limit the ability to edit it? To make it so that somebody other than me (the original author) can edit it? Editing abilities are not directly determined by whether the layer is hosted/not hosted. Rather, you can limit editing abilities for certain users by utilizing hosted feature layer views. (as the name indicates, this can be done on hosted layers only) Alternatively, you can disable editing completely by simply unchecking the edit option in the Item Details page of a hosted feature layer.  As far as having others be able to edit the layer even when they aren't the original author, you can handle that by creating a group with shared update capabilities and then sharing the item with that group (note that members who you want to have editing abilities for that layer will also need to be a member of that group). Keep in mind also that anyone who has an administrator role can edit any item, regardless of who the owner is.  Hope that helps! -Katherine ... View more

Update: I was able to correct the csv file by using the "Text to Columns" tool in the Data tab of the Excel Ribbon since all the values were neatly separated by semi colons. However, still curious if this is expected behavior for the output of the script.  ... View more

Thank you! I got it to run once I changed the credentials in the JSON to be my ArcGIS Online login rather than my Enterprise login (is there a way to make this work with Enterprise?) Strangely, I did receive these messages about not having permissions: However, there was a csv produced in the same folder where the scripts are stored, as expected. The only bad part....the csv has different rows for each user, but no column separations. Have you experienced this before?  ... View more

Egge-Jan Pollé‌, this seems extremely useful, and I really appreciate you sharing! This is the type of more advanced GIS work (utilizing the API's) that I want to get in to, but for someone who is a complete newbie, I'm a bit unclear where to start. I've written/modified scripts to use in geoprocessing, but never involving multiple python files or interacting with my Organization account. Do you think you could go into a bit more detail how to approach this? (also, does this script work with both AGOL and Enterprise accounts?) I created the JSON file and two separate .PY scripts from the code you provided, all in the same folder. Then I added the "agol_group_membership.py" script to a toolbox in ArcGIS Pro and attempted to run the tool. This is the error message I got: Obviously I'm just not understanding how to set it up correctly. I know it's a lot to ask, but if you could at least maybe share a resource that helps explain how to get started with this stuff that would be SO helpful!  Wishing you all the best, Katherine ... View more

Kelly Gerrow‌, where do we enable this option within the Minimal Gallery? We are using Enterprise version 10.6.1, so I'm wondering if that's why I don't see the option? ... View more

Cool, so yeah I guess this "Idea" post would specifically be to add that functionality to the Create Feature Class Wizard. Thanks for verifying!   ... View more

Played around with it a bit more - it looks like if you right click a gdb in the Catalog pane and choose New -> Feature Class, it takes you to this pane, which does not put the output directly into the map even if that setting is checked. However, if you use the "Create Feature Class" geoprocessing tool, and that setting is checked, it will add it directly to the map when the tool is complete. Not sure why there are two separate interfaces for this, I would think accessing it through the Catalog pane would just open the geoprocessing tool. Interesting! ... View more

Cathy, to clarify, you're not talking about adding the output of a geoprocessing tool automatically to the map? Because that can be done in the settings of ArcGIS Pro ... View more

Cathy, it seems this post might be better added to the Ideas section of Geonet, rather than a question? I agree it would be a helpful functionality! ... View more

Perfect! Good luck with everything!  Also, you may have already done this, but just a tip - I highly recommend enabling creation and editor tracking for the feature layer. Makes data management much easier down the road!   ... View more

When you export the feature layer that was used to collect the data as a File Geodatabase (FGDB), you'll notice that the output contains the spatial data as well as related tables: So, add the feature layer and _ATTACH table to the map (in ArcMap or ArcGIS Pro) and join the Feature Layer to the _ATTACH table based on REL_GLOBALID and GlobalID Then copy and paste that attribute table into Excel and format it the way that is most helpful to you. Hope that helps to clarify!  ... View more

We do pretty much this exact same workflow at my job. We've settled on creating a "photo key" by joining the Feature Class and the "_ATTACH" table and copy/paste the attribute table into Excel, which we can use to associate notes etc with the various photos. I tried modifying the script used to export photos to get a more descriptive name directly from the export, but didn't have any luck. However, I'm still a Python newbie so someone else might be more help, if that workflow is possible.  Would love to hear if anyone else has other recommended workflows for this! ... View more