Latest Contributions by PeteJordan

Update:  IT was able to make it seem like the old server still exists somehow and that solved the issue.  I'm still curious why ArcGIS Pro would stall out like it did with a missing server connection for layers as it did, compared to how it treats missing layer locations that are located on the current active server.    I would think ArcGIS Pro would time out after a few seconds of not finding a link to a layer and just mark it with  a red ! as it does normally with missing layer connections.  Not sure why it takes hours to open up a project if the link is broken and just pointed to another non-existant server? ... View more

I never noticed that, it's actually stating "Pending Edits" on both of them, but the right hand one works fine.  Not even sure why it would say that as the table was just imported into a new map and then I just tried to display the XY.   As a note, I also tested out on another map the "Make Route Event" from the shortcut and that actually worked.  So it seems it's just with the Display XY Shortcut that I and coworkers are experiencing the issue with... ... View more

Well there are not any edits as this was one a coworkers computer and then I tried out a test on an imported table into a new map with nothing else in it.   It might be as you stated, just the Geoprocessing version has more information than the shortcut does and that is why it fails... ... View more

@AmeliaBradshaw Great news, thank you... ... View more

Good to know there are other options like this then... ... View more

@Dan I guess that's all it is then, just a simplified version.  I just never realized that until now when I needed the Python code, but like you said, I notice the Environment is also only in the Geoprocessing one as well.   Guess I'll have to always keep that in mind with other functions that I use on the ribbon then, that I may be missing out on some features... ... View more

Yes, it now seems to work.  I've just made a few adjustments to only bold the NAME if needed and never the other ones and it works as I originally wanted it.   Thanks for that tutorial and guess I put your mind to work a bit too... ... View more

Well that seemed to solve that issue, but creates a new one now.   I can often have just the WIDTH supplied without a NAME.  This code won't display it if there is no NAME given. Also, if I add in a Route and not ALT_NAME, it duplicates the NAME field. This is one interesting things you're trying to solve here ha... ... View more

Very odd.  So I have tried your code and I get it to work, all except when there is only the NAME being displayed.  Then it fails with the '&' and prints out the following: "TEST & TEST" will show up as "TEST &amp: TRUE"   Now if I add an ALT_NAME with or without the '&' it displays both perfectly fine.  Or if I add a ROUTE or WIDTH (other than what is in the exclusion) it works perfectly fine.  So just the NAME with the '&' fails.  This is getting pretty close to the fix though.   On another note, being on 3.0.3 myself.  I did try with the <ITA> just to see if I get the same issues you did, and I am getting it working for me the exact way you used <BOL>.  So odd you aren't getting that working like I am...      ... View more

Yes that works the same with the code I just posted earlier and allows the use of the "&".  The issue is that it won't allow me to work with Itallics or font changes and that was the issue.  I can get away using the code I had, or the one you posted just fine, but I won't have the ability to work with that functionality.     Again, it's more just visually appeasing, and not something I really need, but it would be nice to see if it could work with that sort of thing.     Here's the example of what I added to your code for just the Width (note I had to rename your WIDTH1 to another name as some data comes in with a Width1 as the name, and searching replacing doesn't work as well like that.) so I just renamed it to WDTH_TMP   if WDTH_TMP: if str(WDTH_TMP).strip() not in (None,"<NULL>","<Null>","","0",0): width_str = "<ITA>Width = {}'</ITA>".format(str(WDTH_TMP)) str_list.append(width_str)   Here's the full code using your example and the itallics and font size changes where having a "&" in the name, still causes that issue displaying the code for itallics, etc as the original issue had.  Removing those of course works fine, but I don't get this added visual possibilities is all... (I will be out on vacation for a week so after tomorrow, I'll repond and check out any other suggestions next week.)   ... View more

  Well for the Width the original code had    if WDTH_TMP: if str(WDTH_TMP).strip() not in ("<NULL>","<Null>","0","Varies"): width_str = "<ITA>Width = {}'</ITA>".format(str(WDTH_TMP)) str_list.append(width_str) as I need to exclude 0 if it was a numeric field, or exclude text values that show up as "<NULL>, "0", "<Null>" and "Varies".  These have been populated in the Width field if the Width was a text field and ones with those values, I didn't want to display at all as a lable if they contained those values... ... View more

  Though the problem now is I can't exclude some of the text variables that might show up if that field is a Text rather than Numeric.  I have gotten this version of the code to work without any issues.  The only problem of course is the labeling features such as font size and Itallics aren't included, but I can deal with that as the "&' in the NAME or ALT_NAME is more important.   Thanks for your help though on this again... def FindLabel([NAME],[ALT_NAME],[ROUTE],[WIDTH]): str_list = [] if [NAME] not in (None, "<NULL>", "", "0"): str_list.append([NAME]) if [ALT_NAME] not in (None,"<NULL>", "", "0"): altname_str = '({})'.format([ALT_NAME]) str_list.append(altname_str) if [ROUTE] not in (None,"<NULL>", "", "0"): route_str = 'RT# {}'.format([ROUTE]) str_list.append(route_str) if [WIDTH] not in (None, "<NULL>", "", "0"): width_str = 'Width = {}'.format([WIDTH]) str_list.append(width_str) label_str = '\n'.join(str_list) return(label_str)    ... View more