Latest Contributions by JeffThomasILM

I'm also having the same problem - the intro panel will not work with the interactive legend template. (It does work with other templates, though.) The intro panel will not pop up at start or when clicking the button in the upper-right corner. Doesn't matter what browser, what platform, incognito or normal. Has a bug been filed on this yet? ... View more

Good to know that it actually works! ... View more

Ah, that might be the problem - you can't query raster data, only vector data. TIF is raster, just like JPG, PNG, GIF, etc. It looks like that page offers a few different options; make sure you use "Wildfires_1878_2019_Polygon_Data.zip". Polygon means vector. Vector means discrete features that can be queried.  You're welcome for the quick response! Welcome to the community. ... View more

This sounds like a job for definition queries! I haven't seen your data (you provided a project file, but that doesn't include the data. You might try saving it as a map package, which does include data), but I assume it's all in one layer / feature class. If there are attribute(s) allowing you to separate based on years, you can use the same source for more than one layer, each with a definition query to show the particular years of interest. Filter features with definition queries—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation ... View more

When you delete a user with Esri Access disabled, is the username available for anyone to claim? If someone happened to claim it after you let it go, you wouldn't be able to recreate the username. Alternate scenario: if you delete a user with Esri Access enabled and they later come back to your organization, couldn't you invite them to use that same account they still control? (The "invite members to join using an account of their choice" method.) ... View more

Thanks for your reply. What they're seeing is, in fact, bumpiness caused by actual detail of the lines. It does generalize a tiny bit as you zoom out, but not enough to make it satisfactory. Interestingly, I noticed that hosted data seems to generalize a little more smoothly than referenced data. I don't know if this is known/intended behavior or if I'm just seeing things. ... View more

@PatrickMcKinney1 wrote: How do you figure out what kind of geometry type the database is using? Right-click on the feature class in Catalog > Properties > Source > Storage Storage type is not set at the database level; each feature class can be different. You won't see "Storage" at all on file GDBs or other non-enterprise GDB sources. ... View more

Is there anywhere we can find a list of supported fonts? One that is updated regularly and includes some kind of matrix where these fonts can be used? E.g., pop-ups, labels, vector tiles, etc. ... View more

I found a workaround - a "cheat" - to do what I need: create a copy of the feature class, then overwrite the main case (field A) with the related case (field B), where the related case is not null. Then it's a simple, normal dissolve geoprocessing task on field A (and field C). While it's not quite how I intended to use my data and I've had to alter it a bit to accommodate this method, it works. But... I'm still interested to know how to find where Feature 1, Field A == Feature 2, Field B in the same feature class. Basically, joining a table to itself. I know SQL can do that, though I was envisioning (and have now avoided) a messy scenario. ... View more

Thank you, that sounds like a step in the right direction. However, I'm far from figuring out how to do this. I'm not even sure how to write a query to match multiple features in the same FC where FieldA==FieldB.  Here's what I'm trying to do. I have a bunch of features in a FC. Every feature has a case number (field A). Some of them also have a related case number (field B). I want to merge features that have related case numbers with their related cases (field B == field A, retaining the latter features' attributes). To make things more interesting, case numbers are not unique identifiers, so I also need the feature type (field C) to match on all features being merged (that's a straightforward field C == field C). There are more details, but I'm trying to boil this down as much as possible in the hopes that someone can point me in the right direction. Thanks! ... View more

There will be dozens or hundreds of A==B feature pairs, so I need to create a tool that iterates over each feature in the feature class. Also, I don't think what you described would dissolve their geometries? ... View more