Latest Contributions by RobertBurke

ArcGIS Pro does not recognize the older Microsoft Access .mdb files.  You could, in ArcMap, create a new File Geodatabase, and copy the feature classes from the .mdb personal geodatabase into the new File Geodatabase.  Do you have access to ArcMap? ... View more

David, you might have a look at subtype group layers. Subtype group layers—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop  Say you have an animal's feature class with subtypes, Bear, Canine, Reptile, Bird, and then each subtype had its own domain BearDomain (Black, Grizzly) CanineDomain (red fox, gray wolf, coyote), etc.  In Pro add the layer, by going to the Map tab, Layer group, and click Add Preset and click add Subtype Group Layer, and then navigate to that feature class.  The layer will appear, and the Bear, Canine, Reptile, Bird subtypes will look like their own layers.  When you expand them, you will see their domain values symbolized. When you go to the Edit tab and click Create, you will see templates for each domain.  So you could click on Coyote and then draw a few Coyote points on the map. ... View more

How about this Learn Lesson? Get Started with ArcMap | Learn ArcGIS  ... View more

Start an edit session, 1 double-click the polygon, 2 click the Sketch Properties button, and 3 see all the the polygon's vertices.  You can edit the coordinates of a Vertex there if you like. ... View more

https://servicesbeta.esri.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/SanJuan/TrailConditions/FeatureServer/0 Looks like this service, used by the sample is no longer available. ... View more

Hi Gregg, I was able to open your test project and drag vertices. Rob ... View more

While you have the Modify Features pane open can you see the list of vertices and their coordinates? Can you click on a value and edit it the number as shown below? Do you have some specialty networks, topologies, relationships or other going on.  Might you make a new tiny file gdb with a few un-vertexeditable features and upload it for testing? ... View more

Hi Gregg, I'm not why this is happening.  May be these questions will help narrow it down. What version of Pro are you using? (I'm at 1.1.1) Where is the data (shapefile, file geodatabase) you are editing? When you hover your cursor over a green vertex, does the icon change, as shown below? Can you right click on the line and insert a vertex? What hardware are you on? One observation is that your green vertex is a solid square, and mine shown below appears with an opening in the middle. For testing, what if you draw a new line, not connected, and then move its vertices? Rob ... View more

Hi Gregg Have you tried this workflow, assuming the layer is editable In the Contents pane, click the List by Editing button Make sure your desired layer is checked on Select a feature using the Select tool on the Edit tab's Selection group. On the Edit tab, in the Tools group, click on the Vertices tool the feature's vertices should appear green and the red one is the last one digitized. You should be able to drag any vertex to a new place. Rob ... View more

  JJ's just announced a Redlands Location this week!  Been on Cloud 9, since. ... View more

Hi Chris, Check out this video from the 2015 Dev Summit back in March: ArcGIS Web AppBuilder - Customizing and Extending | Esri Video And this Blog: Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS | ArcGIS Blog Hope you are well, Rob ... View more

Robert Burke would like to recall the message, "[Esri Training] - Geocoding – Some learning resources". ... View more

Sorry Manny, Test should be Text. I have a field to store speed limit values, 45, 55, 65 etc.  I was just trying to point out, that my field called 'Speed' is defined as the Text data type, and not as a Numeric data type as some might expect. And I also only have the one field.  I haven't tried Two. Thanks, Rob ... View more

Here is a simple sql clause that I use to get an ordered unique list of values from the Speed field in the SpeedLimits table. Distinct only returns unique values, Order by with ASC for ascending, sorts the rows.  Note my Speed field is a test type and not numeric. uniqueList = [] with arcpy.da.SearchCursor("SpeedLimits", ["Speed"], sql_clause=("DISTINCT", 'ORDER BY Speed ASC') ) as rows:      for row in rows:           uniqueList.append(row[0]) stringFilter.list = uniqueList ... View more

Hi Dipti, I worked up your code in a jsfiddle sample that appears to work using your variable defined as an array. http://jsfiddle.net/QAeHM/1/ The polygon seems to draw. Can you see where your code varies from mine?  May be in the Load area.  Rob ... View more