Latest Contributions by RichardDaniels

There are several options for this, one would be to create the graphics layers BEFORE you run the custom the tool so you can grab a handle to the layer AFTER you return from await. Assumption here is you are using the same map. This would work with any specific layer in the map., I'm just assuming you are drawing on the graphics layer. { // get params var map = MapView.Active.Map; var layerParams = new LayerCreationParams("My New Graphics Layer"); // create graphics layer GraphicsLayer newLayer = LayerFactory.Instance.CreateLayer(layerParams, map , LayerPosition.AddToTop); Bool success=false; success = await myTask(my variables); // Find the first graphics layer in the map if we returned from the task without error If (success==true)   {   var graphicsLayer = map.GetLayersAsFlattenedList().OfType().FirstOrDefault();   ... do more stuff ... or use newLayer    } }   Of note, at ArcGIS Pro 3.4 maps started having a default graphics layer. This means you can grab that instead of creating your own layer (but since you are working with a custom tool, having your OWN graphics layer would have value). // Get the first available GraphicsLayer in the map var graphicsLayer = MapView.Active.Map.GetLayersAsFlattenedList() .OfType<GraphicsLayer>().FirstOrDefault();    ... View more

You should check the version of ArcGIS Pro version (to include Service Pack) and Visual Studio Code you have installed on each machine. For VS Code also check and the available resources -look at the version numbers. Most likely a resource is unavailable or needs to be updated on the machine with the problem. ... View more

FYI - ArcGIS Pro 3.5 is now at Service Pack 6, these SPs are cumulative, so you only need to download SP 6 and apply it to your ArcGIS Pro 3.5 installation. The ArcGIS Pro 3.5 Issues Addressed document is updated with each SP release. ... View more

Probably had a missing Transformation in the NAD 83 (2011) coordinate system definition for the layer. But interesting to hear that installing the Coordinate System pack resolved the issue. ... View more

The https://elevation.arcgis.com path leads to an ArcGIS Server, but NO services are available. Have you tried https://elevation3d.arcgis.com/arcgis/rest/services? ... View more

Converting to Excel results in a well-defined field type for each column in the file. When using a csv the system guesses the field type based on a .ini file -or the first 20 rows in the CSV. Also, if this is a large .csv ensure the file is NOT in the Cloud since you cannot guaranteed all the data to be accessible at all times on your local device (unless you explicitly checked that option in OneDrive for your file). This would explain why it appears to work but the expected records are not returned. ... View more

In regards to your DAML, try \ instead of / for the paths. You have: <button id="FooProTest_ConnectButton" keytip="Z" caption="ConnectButton" className="ConnectButton" loadOnClick="true"                               smallImage="Images/CloudError16.png" largeImage="Images/CloudError32.png"> In all my successful builds I've been using: <button id="FooProTest_ConnectButton" keytip="Z" caption="ConnectButton" className="ConnectButton" loadOnClick="true"                               smallImage="Images\CloudError16.png" largeImage="Images\CloudError32.png">    also ensure the CloudError32.png and CloudError16.png build actions are identical; If you click on the image name in Solution Explorer, the advanced properties should be set to AddInContent and Do not copy. Ensure the Misc area of properties shows the correct full path to the image. ... View more

You can use the Upgrade Geodatabase tool in ArcGIS Pro or a Python script run on an ArcGIS Pro or ArcGIS Server machine to upgrade your geodatabase. Recall that updating the ArcGIS Server software (ArcSDE) version does not automatically update your geodatabases of FCs, you have to run an upgrade step to do that on each of your databases. Rich ... View more

The consistent offset you are seeing is often a result in (1) wrong datum selected (WGS80, NAD83, NAD27) or (2) error in the source layer you digitized 'from' (i.e., all data in GIS has an error, even fancy imagery from ESRI). Since you say you are a novice, I would ask how did you MAP the plots? Did you use a GPS device to map the boundary or did you just use editing tools in ArcGIS Pro to map the plot locations from air photography of some sort. Why is this important? If you used GPS you need to know the DATUM that your receiver used when you collected the data. This is a key parameter used when initially defining the coordinate system used for the feature layer. Secondly, if you digitized the boundaries from air photography/orthomosiac in ArcGIS Pro, then a similar question arises about the datum/coordinate systems used in the photography.  Last thought, unless you used a submeter GPS device to collect the plot locations you should not expect plots to align 'perfectly' with any 'free' imagery provided by ESRI (since the free imagery has error as well). You need to identify 'which' layer has the best accuracy and compare everything 'else' to that. ... View more

You question was about a 'legacy version of Pro - specifically version 3.2'; I assume you are trying to upgrade an old customization from 3.1 or below. I was just pointing out that there was a breaking .Net Framework version change with Pro 3.2; it uses Microsoft .NET Desktop Runtime (x64) 6.0.x or a later version in the 6.x series. Support for .NET Desktop Runtime (x64) 6.0.x ended on November 12, 2024. Current Pro versions use v8.0.x. ... View more

Recall that Pro 3.2 introduced a new version of .Net Framework for Desktop, ensure you have the required version loaded prior to installing Pro 3.2 ... View more

To obtain an index result range of -1 to 1 the results have to be normalized or the equation itself setup to return the result in a -1 to 1 range.  The equation does contain constraints to ensure this happens. That means the input bands are assumed to be normalized prior to use. See Dan's comments on how to do that. ... View more

You are specifically looking for a militarily sensitive location. Many organizations redact high resolution data for military bases and similar sensitive sites, especially for friendly nations (recall that ESRI is a US Company). However, you are correct, ESRI should share their policy on this so researchers understand what they are seeing. 8 Ethical Considerations in Using Satellite Imagery That Balance Privacy & Progress - Map Library ... View more

Take a look at setting the ARCTMPDIR Environment Variable (or resetting the TEMP variable, which may already exist on most Windows machines). If not set temp files are saved to your default Windows User Profile Location. Support for this var was ported from ArcMap and first implemented in ArcGIS Pro at   version 3.1. For details see How To: Redirect Where ArcGIS pro Writes Temporary or Scratch Files during Processing. ... View more