Latest Contributions by JaredPilbeam2

import arcpy,os # delete old zips def delete_old_parcels_zip(oldzip, workspace_folder): arcpy.env.workspace = workspace_folder # r=root, d=directories, f=files for root, directories, files in os.walk(workspace_folder): for file in files: if file.endswith(oldzip): #.endswith accepts a tupule #delete existing zips from folder print("old zips deleted: {}".format(file)) arcpy.AddMessage("old zips deleted: {}".format(file)) arcpy.Delete_management(file) if __name__ == "__main__": #name of zip file with extension oldzip = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(0) # output folder workspace_folder = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(1) # delete delete_old_parcels_zip(oldzip, workspace_folder)   I'm having trouble getting this script to work as a script tool. It works fine as a stand-alone. I've tried a number of things in Pro Catalog Toolboxes: Properties > Execution panel > embedded Properties > Execution panel > external script Properties > Parameter 0: Data Type > File > Filter File (zip; shp) Properties > Parameter 0: Data Type > Shapefile Properties > Parameter 0: Data Type > Folder Properties > Parameter 1: Data Type > Workspace It doesn't throw any errors. But it produces no results. Basically, the tool is supposed to find a file based on user input and in the workspace and delete it. Note: I'm after learning to use if __name__ == "__main__" in a script tool.  ... View more

Not sure what's causing this error. I did notice that the 2020 wildfires layer referenced in the 10-01 tutorial has been depreciated: c3c10388e3b24cec8a954ba10458039d It's throwing the error on the structures variable. I've been working through the jupyter cells and can't go any further because of the error. I've put the code so far here. The authors are Dave Crawford and Daniel Yaw.  import arcgis import time gis = arcgis.GIS('home') # get the layer for USA structures item_id_structures = '0ec8512ad21e4bb987d7e848d14e7e24' item_structures = gis.content.get(item_id_structures) lyr_structures = item_structures.layers[0] # get the layer for 2020 wildfires item_id_wildfires = 'c3c10388e3b24cec8a954ba10458039d' item_wildfires = gis.content.get(item_id_wildfires) lyr_wildfires = item_wildfires.layers[1] fset_single_wildfire = lyr_wildfires.query("FIRE_NAME = 'AVILA'") fset_single_wildfire # get the feature from the FeatureSet wildfire_feature = fset_single_wildfire.features[0] # get the geometry from the single feature wildfire_geom = wildfire_feature.geometry # get the wildfire name wildfire_name = wildfire_feature.get_value("FIRE_NAME") print(wildfire_name) # Create a spatial filter to find structures that intersect the wildfire wildfire_filter = arcgis.geometry.filters.intersects( wildfire_geom, sr = wildfire_geom['spatialReference'] ) # Query the structures layer for structures that intersect the wildfire structures = lyr_structures.query( geometry_filter = wildfire_filter, return_count_only=True ) print(structures) ... View more

The above is the preview. Why do page elements not stay where I have them in the page (below)? All I'm doing is adding Text and Images to a Sidebar. I'm not sure what Kept within the parent container does, but it doesn't seem to have any effect.     ... View more

This tutorial from 2017 has a Move Effect in the Format Polygon Symbol pane.  I've added a gradient stroke, but I don't see the Move Effect option. Where is it now? I'm on v. 3.5.2   ... View more

I have a Date only field called closingDate. How would I use that field in a Styles expression as a means to hide the symbol on the map when that date is over? Something like this: // Variable containing closing day of event var closingDay = $feature.closingDate // Variable containing today's date in date only format var todaysDate = DateOnly() if (closingDay < todaysDate) { return null; } ... View more