Latest Contributions by RichardDaniels

If you actually know the Condition for the button or tool then you should be able to use the Framework.Application.Deactivate("esri_mapping_openProjectCondition") command in code to disable the button. I do note this will also probably disable Name: Save Project Name: Save Project As ID: esri_core_saveProjectAsButton Condition: esri_mapping_openProjectCondition ... View more

So, the Access Database Engine installer being used for ArcGIS is actually for Office 2016, this is a helper driver for ArcGIS to access Excel and other Office files. What often happens is someone will open Access 2019 or 2022 AND this would Upgrade the driver on first use. This would then break the ArcGIS <-> Office 2016 driver. ... View more

Just one comment, have your considered using a Configuration? Tab visibility and order is one of the main reasons that capability is available/included withArcGIS Pro. ... View more

Hello, Generation of Water Surface and MHHWLT Layers: When working with water elevations the first step is to have a full understanding of the conversion of observed water level vs. topographic elevation. The land elevation will be based on a vertical datum above a geoid (NAVD88) while water elevation will be height above or below a known point (hopefully referenced to NAVD88 at a tide gauge). Based on that you will be able to determine the NAVD 88 height that equates to a given tidal elevation.  Incorporating the Impact of Tides: the answer to this is dependent on where your wetland area is. In the Pacific Northwest tides can be +/- 5 meters while in southern Florida tides are less than +/- 1 meter.  Recall that tide is just one part of the water height model and that all areas have the concept of Mean Higher High water. This means if you use a basic flood model based on a course DEM you will not have significant land loss until your modeled height exceeds MHHW. Once you exceed this threshold, unless you hit a cliff, is when you will see 'land loss'. Consideration of Sea-Level Rise: When determining SLR don't just throw on a 2 m elevation rise. You first need to determine the per/year regional trend in elevation (uplift vs. subsidence) to add or subtract to the 2 m value for your study area. Remember, the projections from the IPCC are Global', by accounting for your regional trend you will convert the global to a regional estimate that is valid for your study. Other considerations for your100 year period is how you expect the tidal estuary and wetlands to respond in your area. Will they gradually disappear with increased ponding as in areas of coastal Luisiana that is made up of silt/mud/clay OR will waves rework existing sand sediments and eventually build a barrier (could be a above water dune or a sand bar) that will reduce wave energy and the speed of land loss?  You can see, this is science so you can go as in-depth as you want. If you want VALID results even with the simple bathtub model you MUST address regional trends in elevation of the Ground before applying a "depth" to the model.  Last comment, in the past we often selected 0.5 m, 1 m, 1.5 m and 2 m because they matched with the elevation accuracy of the underlying DEM we were going to apply the SLR 'on'. For example, public DEMs produced prior to 2000 generally only have an accuracy of +/- 0.1 m at best with most being in the 0.25 m. range. The horizontal grid size selected also plays into the land loss projections (is it a 1 x 1 m vs. a 10 x 10 m DEM). ... View more

And the answer is:  FrameworkApplication.ActivateTab("My_Custom__Tab"); where the tab name is defined in your config.daml. Note there always has to be an Active tab in Pro.  ... View more

Some deep thoughts :-). Sounds like if one obtained an instance of a tool that had autoLoad="true" in the config.daml  you could use FrameworkApplication.DockPaneManager.Find(<My Tool>) to obtain the instance of the tool and then you should be able to get/set parameters -assuming the tool had defined methods in the default class that is defined in the config.daml.   At one point I was attempting to add thread level error checking (ErrorHandler_UIThreadException) to add-in #5 in load sequence and at run-time I received an error saying something along the lines of "unable to redefine error handler, one already exists in add-in #1". This public variable also caused a conflict: public static bool CheckForIllegalCrossThreadCalls = false; ... View more

Just remember that HK_Current User is just a shallow copy of what is in HK_Users. On my Windows 11 computer the Default user hive the ESRI folder only has an Updater subfolder...no keys regarding licensing. Computer\HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Software\ESRI\Updater ... View more

Has SP 1 or SP 3 for ArcGIS Pro 3.4 resolved these errors? ... View more

In the appropriate place in the above code example you would then use the .Activate and .Deactivate methods similar to FrameworkApplication.State.Activate("goodLogin_State"). You would also want to us your own state instead of esri's internal predefined state variable. <state id="goodLogin_State" /> ... View more

How about the ESRI dev team add three lines of code to NOT export a DateOnly field if the export type is a  Shapefile? Updating a tool intentionally to break existing functionality is considered Bad and should be avoided. Hopefully, ESRI is addressing this since shapefiles are still supported by ESRI and are used by many open data solutions.. ... View more

three possibilities: 1. Did you update your config.daml to target version 3.0 and higher? <AddInInfo id="{Your GUID}" version="3.0" desktopVersion="3.4.0"> 2. In  your .csproj file for your solution ensure the following tags are updated to: <TargetFramework>net8.0-windows</TargetFramework> <RuntimeIdentifier>win-x64</RuntimeIdentifier> 3. ArcGIS Pro requires .Net Desktop Runtime 8.0.x, this must be on both your build and deploy machines. Also, all .Net references in you Visual Studio project need to be updated to use 8.0.x -or .Net 4.8 for any  WinForms. and 4. run the upgrade tool as referenced by KenBuja ... View more

Outlook 365 does not have the required drivers for ArcGIS Desktop (a.k.a., ArcMap) or ArcGIS Pro to direct to connect to a .mdb database.  The Office 2016 drivers are required -this also enables Excel spreadsheets .xls and .xlsx. access. Since you have ArcMap and ArcGIS Pro I would install both the 32 bit and 64 bit drivers. These can also be found on the my.esri.com/downloads pages if you have a my.esri.com account with download permissions. ... View more

Two possible issues, (1) Personal geodatabases are not supported in ArcGIS Pro and (2) Access databases are depreciated. Ensure you have the Access Database Engine (64-bit) Office 2016 drivers loaded on your computer.    see: Download Microsoft Access Database Engine 2016 Redistributable from Official Microsoft Download Center ... View more