Latest Contributions by SepheFox

He says he does get some of the right-click menus though, so it can't be completely disabled. A thoroughly vexing problem, considering he seems to have tried all the usual things! Possibly requiring help from ESRI? ... View more

Hey Nina, with respect, I'm going to move this question to Local Government, because these tools are so specialized. Good luck with your problem though! ... View more

I got the impression that it was his job that was new, not him. Well, no biggie. ... View more

Hey Jake, you might try resetting the normal template by renaming the normal.mxt file to something else. Next time you start ArcMap it wiil create a new normal.mxt, and the tools will revert to defaults. ... View more

Ok, so you do have ArcGIS desktop then? If so, I would open this map in desktop, then use the tool Layer to KML (in Conversion toolbox) to export your layers. I don't think it's going to be possible from ArcGIS online, although I'm not certain. ... View more

Ok, thanks. So is it the  "archive" shapes that you are trying to export? ... View more

Matthew, I think I'm beginning to understand what you're trying to do. This appears to be an ESRI basemap that you have added to an ArcGIS Online map and then saved. In order to export a data layer, the data owner or administrator has  to configure the hosted feature layer to allow others to export the data. In this case, ESRI has not, so you can only use this basemap in Online or Desktop, and you cannot export it. What exactly are you aiming to do? There is probably a better way to get at it. ... View more

Can you post a link to this map so I can help you further. Is this your map that you are hosting? ... View more

Hi Matthew, I'm assuming your talking about ArcGis Online, but correct me if I'm wrong. Generally, you don't export a whole map, but a particular feature layer. In your case, I'm guessing that is some polygon features. According to this document, Use hosted web layers—ArcGIS Online Help | ArcGIS, you can't export as a KML, but you can export as a CSV, as long as the features are downloadable, which will enable you to open it as a spreadsheet. If you have ArcGIS Desktop, you can also export to a shapefile, and then convert the shapefile to a KML in Desktop. ... View more

Good to know. ... View more

Try unchecking background processing in Geoprocessing > Geoprocessing Options. ... View more

That's great Melissa! Can you mark Rueben's answer as correct in that case? Thanks! ... View more

I'm not certain I understand your question. Are you saying you want the polygons in this shapefile to become individual shapefiles, with each shapefile containing features with the same diameter size? If so, may I ask what is the purpose of doing that? ... View more

I have no idea if it's related, but I have had sudden and unexplained crashes when there are geometry problems with my features. Ty running a repair geometry on your input features first. ... View more

Under your outpath assignment put an if statement. for root, dirs, files in os.walk(rootPath):      for filename in fnmatch.filter(files, pattern):          print(os.path.join(root, filename))          outpath = r"C:\Project\gis\layers\taba\new"        for files in arcpy.ListFiles(outpath):             If files <> filename:                 print root                  print filename                  zipfile.ZipFile(os.path.join(root, filename)).extractall(r"C:\Project\gis\layers\taba\new") Or something like that anyway ... View more