Latest Contributions by Robert_LeClair

Hard to tell without seeing the entire python script but one thing stands out to me.  The line: sym_name=os.path.basename(out_table) may not be quite right.  Try: sym_name=os.path.basename(feature_path) ... View more

You're very welcome @AaronManuel2  - I'm glad it all worked out! ... View more

I'm not aware of a maximum profile size limitation.  For the VM in question, have you performed a soft reset as mentioned higher up in this thread to see if that helps with workflows?  For the error message, what release of ArcGIS Pro are you using?  Is it a file geodatabase feature class?  Enterprise GDB?  Or a web layer to an online or enterprise portal? ... View more

Certainly!  Happy to assist! With regards to the other questions, honestly I don't know.  I'm sure someone on the ArcGIS Pro Development Team would know the answers to these questions.  Could be worth a call to Tech Support or a chat message with them perhaps? ... View more

Was your original ArcGIS Pro install "installed silently" as per the documentation here?  The reason I ask is there is an ALLUSERS item with references the ALLUSERS=2 item in your error message. ... View more

ArcGIS Pro is not a free downloadable application.  Pricing for ArcGIS Pro may be found here - Pricing for ArcGIS Pro | Cost & Licensing Options ... View more

Okay - thx for the information. Question for you - did your workflow work prior to updating to 3.5.4? ... View more

With a little help from the internet, I "wrote" this script that defines input folder/output file geodatabase location, sets the output spatial reference, lists the shapefiles in the folder with their coordinate system and projects them to USA Continuous Lambert Conformal Conic.  You'll need to change the input_folder and output_gdb but it "should" work: # Define input folder and output geodatabase input_folder = r"C:\temp\shapefiles" output_gdb = r"C:\temp\shapefiles\test.gdb"   # Set the spatial reference (e.g., WGS 1984, EPSG:4326) spatial_ref = arcpy.SpatialReference(102004)   # List feature classes and their coordinate systems in given folder folderFiles = arcpy.ListFeatureClasses() for fc in folderFiles:     fcdesc = arcpy.Describe(fc)     print(str(fcdesc.basename) + " is in " + str(fcdesc.spatialReference.name))   # Loop through all shapefiles in the input folder for file_name in os.listdir(input_folder):     if file_name.endswith(".shp"):         input_shapefile = os.path.join(input_folder, file_name)         output_feature_class = os.path.join(output_gdb, os.path.splitext(file_name)[0])                 # Project the shapefile into the file geodatabase         arcpy.Project_management(input_shapefile, output_feature_class, spatial_ref)         print(f"Projected {file_name} to {output_feature_class}") ... View more

Could be related.  If possible, are you able to send me a project package so I may do some testing on my side?  If yes, my email address is rleclair at esri dot com - thx! ... View more

Certainly.  I'll do some more digging in the internals today and see I can find something.  You may want to add an ArcGIS Idea for this item as I do not see one as of yet.  By creating an idea, it will get visibility with the developers. ... View more

According to the internals - "The "WebView" in the ArcGIS Pro appdata folder refers to the Microsoft Edge WebView2 Runtime, which is utilized by ArcGIS Pro to render HTML and JavaScript content within the application interface. This runtime includes the Chromium browser engine for processing and displaying such content.  It's used to display dynamic content like webmaps and other HTML-based elements in ArcGIS Pro." What you could do is rename it to WebView_OLD, then start ArcGIS Pro to see if there are any issues.  ArcGIS Pro will recreate the WebView folder again.  Give it a day or three and if there's no issues, then you could delete the WebView_OLD folder. I know doing a soft reset of ArcGIS Pro also has the same effect - How To: Perform an ArcGIS pro Soft Reset ... View more

One of the things I'm seeing in the internals: In ArcGIS Pro, the MapView.FlashFeature(SelectionSet) method does not allow you to change the flash color directly — it always uses the default ArcGIS Pro flash color (cyan) and duration defined in the application settings. If you want to change the color of selected features (or the flash effect)...this changes the color for all selections in the project: Go to Project > Options > Selection. Under Selection color, choose your desired color, in this case transparent. Click OK. ... View more

@HollyTorpey_LSA - so I found two things related to what you're experiencing. Resolution:  User was attempting to merge hosted feature layers containing photo attachments in ArcGIS Pro, but since they have a Basic License, the attachments were not being maintained, even when the Maintain attachments check box was checked in the environment settings of the Merge tool. This is an expected behavior, but we did log an enhancement to flag that the warning the user received, Warning 001177: Attachments are not supported in this Geodatabase release., was misleading and unhelpful. ENH-000150029 : When a user with a Basic license uses a tool with a checkbox that maintains attachments checked, the tool should fail with a clear error message about the licensing discrepancy, instead of running successfully with only a warning that an empty output was generated and that attachments are not supported in this Geodatabase release. What type of license are you using?  Basic, Standard, or Advanced? ... View more

If I understand correctly, you would like to show ALL of the layers in the radio group in your legend in your layout.  If this is the case, go to the Contents Pane, right-click on Legend, select Properties and on the Options tab, go down to Synchronize with map and uncheck "Layer Visibility"  Then you'll see all of the radio group items in your legend. ... View more