Latest Contributions by MitchHolley1

‎10-03-2016

Josh, Thank you for the time and the response. The layers are multiple map layers in a feature dataset residing in an enterprise geodatabase.

‎10-03-2016

Micah, Thank you very much for the response, but now I'm getting a different error. Could this be because the layers I'm trying to set a definition query for are in a feature dataset?

‎10-03-2016

Create and Event Layer, then save the results. Personally, I've never had luck using the Append tool with python. The field mappings are too confusing for me.

‎10-03-2016

I would do something like a "Site Selection Analysis". Since you have census block data of all these attributes, you could symbolize the layers in an map to see the high crime rates, parks, etc... Start here: https://www.gislounge.com/overview-weighted-site-selection-suitability-analysis/

‎09-30-2016

Darren, Thanks for the help. I am currently running this Pythron script (v. 2.7.8) as a Script tool in a toolbox in ArcMap (v. 10.3.1). When I test the code in the Python Window in ArcMap, I am able to list the fields in the (for f in fields:) loop. But, at the end of the prints, I am getting this error. Any ideas as to why?

‎09-29-2016

This addition was added to the script but still no results.

‎09-29-2016

I am trying to find a specific field name in layers in a current working MXD, but I'm having problems getting it right. The overall goal is to loop through layers in an MXD and set a definition query based on a user input (string type). The script runs without any errors, but no definition query is set. Could it be because the type returned by the arcpy.Describe().fields function is Unicode? Any help or advice is greatly appreciated! import arcpy #User input as 'String' type feederID = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(0) #Variables mxd = arcpy.mapping.MapDocument("CURRENT") df = arcpy.mapping.ListDataFrames(mxd)[0] #Set definition query to user set parameters for lyr in arcpy.mapping.ListLayers(mxd, "", df): fields = arcpy.Describe(lyr).fields for f in fields: if f.Name == "FEEDERID": lyr.definitionQuery = """FEEDERID = """ + "'" + str(feederID) + "'" arcpy.RefreshActiveView() ‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍

‎09-27-2016

1.) Add a field to the table that is a double or precision data type 2.) Field Calculate the newly added field to the 'string' field values I'm assuming you're using ArcGIS...

‎09-23-2016

Oops.. replace 's' with 'p'. row[1] = p[1] row[2] = p[2] and so on...

‎09-23-2016

Have you tried using a list instead of a dictionary? path_list =[] path_split = [] with arcpy.da.SearchCursor (GFR_SpatialJoin, ["TARGET_FID", "STHSNUM", "STSTNAME", "STSUFFIX", "STCITY", "STSTATE", "STZIP"]) as cursor: for row in cursor: path_list.append(row[0] + '|' + row[1] + '|' + row[2] + '|' + row[3] + '|' + row[4] + '|' + row[5] + '|' + row[6]) del row for p in path_list: path_split.append(p.split('|')) with arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(GFR, ["OBJECTID", "STREET_NUMBER", "STREET_NAME", "STREET_SUFFIX", "CITY", "STATE", "ZIP_CODE"]) as cursor: for row in cursor: for p in path_split: if str(row[0]) == s[0]: row[1] = s[1] row[2] = s[2] row[3] = s[3] row[4] = s[4] row[5] = s[5] row[6] = s[6] cursor.updateRow(row)

‎09-21-2016

Have you tried making fields editable and visible using the 'Configure Popup' section? In the Web Map, click the ellipses under the layer you want to edit, and select 'Configure Popup'. From here, you can control what fields are editable and visible.

‎09-21-2016

When you're publishing the service, under the 'Capabilities' -> 'Feature Access' -> 'Properties' section, there is a check box to enable/disable geometry updates. This should work.

‎09-20-2016

I know using ArcCollector for offline editing, relationships must be based on a GlobalID field.

‎09-20-2016

Have you tried using the '@SHAPEXY' to search the geometries of the points? For example, if you have a unique ID associated with each point, you can do loop through each record and append the SHAPEXY with the uniqueID to a list. Then do the same for the other feature and see where the two lists differ.

‎05-19-2016

Use None instead of "Null" for x in this: if x is None: delete that stuff

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Re: Find Specific Field Name in MXD Layers

Re: Find Specific Field Name in MXD Layers

Re: Import CSV

Re: Livability Study

Re: Find Specific Field Name in MXD Layers

Re: Find Specific Field Name in MXD Layers

Find Specific Field Name in MXD Layers

Re: Converting String Data to Double or Precision

Re: Hi All

Re: Hi All

Re: SDE based files as a Map Service on ArcGIS Server the collector app allows edits to 1 field you choose, the web map allows edits to all fields.

Re: Disable Geometry Edits in Collector

Re: Using GlobalID for a Relationship

Re: Finding point feature changes

Re: Function to delete records

Re: Field Calculate 'Use the selected records' Doe...

Re: UNDO "Make this the only selectable layer"

Field Returning to Default Length When Editing

Re: Field Returning to Default Length When Editing

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