Latest Contributions by JohannesLindner

To access AGOL, use the url https://www.arcgis.com Don't use reserved names (Portal) as variable names. It's no problem here because you don't need to call Portal() anymore, but you could run into prroblems with other expressions if you let that become a habit. var p = Portal("https://www.arcgis.com") var cities = FeatureSetByPortalItem(p, "0218468f0d8f40daa9b5aa79b88ca961", 1, ['admin4_en2', 'primary_destination', 'parentglobalid']) ... View more

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I don't have ArcMap installed anymore, can't test. But it should honor split policy according to A quick tour of attribute domains—ArcMap | Documentation (arcgis.com) If you don't see that behavior, that might be a question for the ArcMap community. ... View more

The advanced_search method of ContentManager has a max_items argument, that sadly isn't documented in the parameters table. Setting that to a high value might help.   from arcgis.gis import GIS gis = GIS("home") users = gis.users.search(max_users=1000) query = " OR ".join([f"owner:{u.username}" for u in users]) results1 = gis.content.advanced_search(query)["results"] results2 = gis.content.advanced_search(query, max_items = 200000)["results"] len(results1) # 100 len(results2) # 190189   ... View more

for the point fc shall I use Length or Area on line 9? What about points that are on the boundary of the polygon - technically they are on the boundary of 2 polygons? Hmmm. If your ElectoralDivisions do not overlap each other, then a point will only be on one polygon, except when it is on the boundary, as you said. So either use your original code (take the first intersecting polygon) or create a small buffer around the point and use Area(). Note that we intersect the buffer, not the $feature: // load the other featureset var fs = FeatureSetByName($datastore, "Highways.HIGHWAYMGR.ElectoralDivisions") // get all features from fs that intersect the current $feature var f_buffer = Buffer($feature, 1 "meters") var i_fs = Intersects(fs, f_buffer) // find the ElectDiv of the feature with the greatest intersection with $feature var greatest = 0 var name = null for(var i_f in i_fs) { var current = Area(Intersection(f_buffer, i_f)) if(current <= greatest) { continue } greatest = current name = i_f.Name } return name   But this will probably still return the same result as First(i_fs). You could also sort the intersecting polygons by some column and the return the First(). For example, if you have a field ElectoralDivisions.Population and you want to return the name of the polygon with the highest population when the point is on the border of 2 polygons: // load the other featureset var fs = FeatureSetByName($datastore, "Highways.HIGHWAYMGR.ElectoralDivisions") // get all features from fs that intersect the current $feature var i_fs = Intersects(fs, $feature) // sort the intersecting features by population, descending var sorted = OrderBy(i_fs, "Population DESC") // return the name of the intersecting feature with the highest population var greatest_pop = First(sorted) if(greatest_pop == null) { return null } return greatest_pop.Name       I've updated the field ElectDiv to the name field. Are the changes below ok? Yeah, looks good   ... View more

OK, at least we found it... You can ask the author of the WMS to disable time on the WMS or to supply parameters to do it yourself. If they don't, you probably have to live with the time slider. ... View more

Ah, nevermind, I found the issue: If you drag&drop the feature service into your map, it gets grouped in a layer. If you let it stay that way, then you can't select the error row for tables. If you ungroup the service layer, it works. ... View more

I just tested it on my personal ArcGIS Pro (also 3.0.3), and it works as expected, with the same feature service. Must be something with my setup at work. Thanks for checking! ... View more