Latest Contributions by JaredPilbeam2

 I've created a custom script tool. And I want to be able to describe what to do for each parameter. I would think you could edit the little info box that appears when you hover over it. Right now it's blank. I don't see anywhere in the Tool Properties> Parameters where you could do this.     ... View more

Is there a way to search your Enterprise Portal for a hosted table using the content manager search()? I've tried a few different ways using the item_type= parameter, but I get nothing. And there is no obvious mention of tables in the Items and item types API help page?   table = gis.content.search(query="title:csvtest", item_type='table')   I've also tried these:   item_type='hosted table' item_type='Table' item_type='Table Layer'   They all give me this   []     There is, however, a table in my content. I can find it with the required query parameter alone. The item type will come back as Table Layer, which, as you see above, I have tried.   table = gis.content.search(query="title:csvtest") ###result <Item title:"csvtest" type:Table Layer owner:admin>   ... View more

I'm trying to slice with an index to get everything that comes after the first value in the MAIL_AD1 field and use the update cursor to put it in the Name_First field. As of now I can only get the second value and nothing more. Here's the table I'm working with:   This puts the correct value in the Name_Last field:   fc = r"C:/pathto/fc" field = ['MAIL_AD1', 'Name_First', 'Name_Last'] def Name_Last(): # this function updates the Name_Last field with arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(fc, field) as cursor: for row in cursor: name = row[0] #get name in MAIL_AD1 list if name is None: continue # continue to the next iteration in loop if None s = str(unit).split() #split strings in MAIL_AD1 field row[2] = s[0] #update Name_Last field with first value in MAIL_AD1 field cursor.updateRow(row) del cursor     But when I try to slice with an index number I get the error, which happens on the row[1] = s[1:] line.   def Name_First(): #this function updates the Name_First field with arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(fc, field) as cursor: for row in cursor: unit = row[0] #get Unit in field list if unit is None: continue # continue to the next iteration in loop if None s = str(unit).split() #split strings in MAIL_AD1 field row[1] = s[1:] #update Name_First field with what comes after first value in MAIL_AD1 field cursor.updateRow(row) del cursor TypeError: value #1 - unsupported type: list     ... View more