Latest Contributions by TanuHoque

@dolson_farmington  "failed to create layer from service at (insert feature service link here)"  Tt usually happens when your print service can't access the service maybe due to firewall or something. This is what I'd do: remote desktop (or physically log on) into the machine that hosts the print service use the ArcGIS Server Account user credentials to log in open a web browser try to access the service that print service threw an error for if it fails there, then you need to check with your IT folks to open things up. Please note, print service needs to access services, exactly they way you need to have access to while using them in a web app. Please see this part of a tech session on print service and it might help you understand how print service works.  I hope you will find this helpful https://youtu.be/TUHg7rgTRn4?si=J89woC8_4-Ftst-F&t=447 ... View more

@Bud  I see the idea is correctly labelled with Geodatabase. I think the team members will review this request and reply. ... View more

thanks @AlfredBaldenweck for providing details of your workflow. We will discuss and see what we can do about this.   as for your ask about "but why can't we duplicate definition queries with a button click or something", there is an existing Idea. Please add your comment in there and up vote it. The idea is under consideration. https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-pro-ideas/duplicate-definition-query/idi-p/1197818    thanks Tanu ... View more

thank you @mejohnson22  With that I'm closing it as Already Offered. ... View more

@mejohnson22  You should be able to select multiple layers in the Content pane and set their definition query to None from the Data contextual ribbon tab like below   When multiple layers are selected in the Contents pane, this control shows all definition queries with the same from all selected layers. That allows you to quickly switch definition queries for multiple layers quickly. Do you think that will help with your workflow?   Thanks Tanu   ... View more

@AlfredBaldenweck  Thanks for the idea.  I was wondering if your requirements can be met with the multiple definition queries that we support. You need to add two definition queries to your layer. one with  OFFICE_CODE = 'OFC_001' AND RoadTYPE = "Paved" and, another with OFFICE_CODE = 'OFC_001'   and you can toggle between them from the Definition Query drop down on the Data contextual ribbon tab, or from the layer's Properties page ... View more

@RafaelGoncalvesCGI  I'm glad it is working for you for now. what I did to solve it was I didn't remove the layers  for the future readers of this thread -- even though it happens to work for you, it is recommended to have any layers/tables removed from layout templates. Otherwise it might not work as expected in some workflows, for example, if you update the definition query/filter of the layer in your web app, that won't get reflected in print service output. I'd say, please take another look the steps mentioned above in the original post - I have a feeling you might have overlooked some thing in there. Basic idea is that you find the layer, get the cimPath from the layer and update the dynamic text element's mapMemberURI property. Finding the layer is something you need to pay attention, you might want to find it using the layer name or position or something -- and that needs to hard coded. I hope this helps   ... View more

@RafaelGoncalvesCGI  thanks for trying and sharing the screenshot. It is the not the field that you need to update; instead it is the mapMemberUri that is you need to update in the code. ... View more

@RafaelGoncalvesCGI  seeing "<None>" next to the Table in your screenshot makes me believe that the referencing is not getting set correctly. On the first screenshot, there are two modes for the Text property - Tags view and Text view. Switch to the Text view and you will see the definition of your dyn text element in some xml format. There you can see if the path is missing or not. I have a feeling that something is not doing as expected in your py code. ... View more

@RafaelGoncalvesCGI  It is hard to say what is exactly happening. I can only assume that somehow the correct URI is not getting set. To help you debug, this is what I'd recommend: in the code inside the main() function, you will see a variable named "result". a result object holds a reference to the ArcGIS Pro project that gets created in the memory.  use saveACopy to save the project out on the disk. The code will look something like    result.ArcGISProject.saveACopy(r'c:\temp\test.aprx')​   open the aprx in Pro check dynamic layer's definition and make sure they are pointing to the correct layer   ... View more

@AndreaB_    We offer a FeatureService so the end users can see the related tables and also so they can change the symbology of the layers You can still do that with map services...  As you know there are two ways you can consume data from a map service in a map viewer or an experience builder app. You can add that as a map image layer, and/or You can add a layer off a map service, as a feature layer (just like you do from a feature service) Regardless how you add them, you should be able to modify symbology and access related records. We had some issues accessing related records which got fixed in 11.3 for map services. And Map Viewer enhancement went in for 11.3 for feature layer (off a map service). In 11.4 it should work for map image layers too. Pls let me know if you find something not working. We also offer export/extract capability sometimes. Are you asking about exporting from portal item page? ... View more

@AndreaB_  FeatureServices don't support joins. Therefore, when you access your layer/table (that was originally authored with joins) via FeatureService REST resources, the join information are dropped. I'm curious to know if you are not planning edit your data, why do you need a FeatureService? ... View more

@Ankitkhanna, so sorry -- looks like the email notification about me tagged here fell thru the cracks.   @Ankitkhanna @ManchGIS  I think we might have had an issue in the past where some properties of dynamic text element got reset back when the map's reference is removed from the mapFrame. I think it might have gotten fixed in the newer version of ArcGIS Pro. anyways, in your case all you need to is insert a new property in that text element's definition. It is called isDynamice and you need to set it to True.   e.g. <dyn type="table" property="value" mapFrame="Map Frame" mapMemberUri="" isDynamic="true" field="FACILITY_NAME" delimiter=" "/>   ... View more