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Hi @VictorTey Try this one first: My ArcGIS Online organization changed its URL key. How can I reestablish my organization as a collaboration participant? You can accomplish this in one of two ways: The collaboration host can delete and re-create a collaboration with the new URL key. The collaboration guest may leave the collaboration and request to be reinvited by the host using the new URL. https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/portal/latest/administer/windows/common-questions-for-distributed-collaboration.htm if the issue persists, then try establishing a new distributed collaboration from AGOL to Portal. Cheers Mehdi
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@MariamJamilah , You can contact Esri Support but there are a number of things to check/do before that: Beginning at 10.4, only administrators can publish a geoprocessing service. To allow publishers to publish geoprocessing services, see Change geoprocessing service and service extension publishing privileges. (https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/server/10.8/publish-services/windows/a-quick-tour-of-publishing-a-geoprocessing-service.htm) if you are an admin, then check if you're connected to Portal and ArcGIS Server in ArcGIS Pro have you run the tool in ArcGIS Pro successfully before publishing it if still facing an issue, create a simple tool (e.g. a simple buffer) and run it then publish it to see if that gets published without any error if not working again, upgrade or downgrade ArcGIS Pro and try it out there. finally you can contact Esri Support: https://support.esri.com/en/ I hope that's helpful. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Please give a like if you find it helpful. If it answered your question please accept as solution.
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@benchikh , Here's the link to the API reference which shows the intersecting of 2 feature layers using geometry engine: https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/api-reference/esri-geometry-geometryEngine.html#intersects
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@GerardoRTMex , Use "Split By Attributes" in Analysis > Extract toolbox in ArcMap. You need to select your field e.g. species or whatever the field name is as Split Fields to separate the feature class. https://desktop.arcgis.com/en/arcmap/latest/tools/analysis-toolbox/split-by-attributes.htm
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Hi @ParkGIS307 , You can use the following code snippet to rename feature layers in TOC using arcpy: aprx = arcpy.mp.ArcGISProject("CURRENT")
map = aprx.listMaps()[0]
for lyr in map.listLayers():
print(lyr.name)
# Here this renames a layer that has a keyword "Building" in it to "BuildingFootprint" in TOC
if "Building" in lyr.name:
layerName = str(lyr.name)
lyr.name = lyr.name.replace(layerName, "BuildingFootprint")
print(f"Layer renamed to: {lyr.name}") this can be extended to more layers. I hope that is insightful.
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@IanHamilton2 , I don't why you're getting this error as the attached screenshot is small and blurry. You could also try the normal log into Portal and see if it works out the projection: gis = GIS("https://myurl.com/portal", "username", "password", verify_cert=False)
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@CarstenB_orsted , I checked the log. It's recommending a workaround which reducing the number of vertices in features using Generalize tool in ArcGIS Pro. This is quite helpful when you don't have a lot of feature classes already published.
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@JennieCatalano1 , The following code snippet extracts a list of publicly shared items which are also editable: items = gis.content.search("*", item_type='Feature Service', max_items=1000, outside_org=True,)
for item in items:
try:
layers = item.layers
if 'Editing' in layers[0].properties.capabilities:
print(f"Editable Layer: {item.title}, Capabilities: {layers[0].properties.capabilities}, Share Type: {item.shared_with}")
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@CarstenB_orsted , I had a quick look and I couldn't find anything regarding the item cloning size limits either. You can contact the ArcGIS API for Python support to find out: https://support.esri.com/en/Products/Developers/scripting-and-automation/arcgis-api-for-python/
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@MShairah They are also available in ArcMap. To access the In beyond and Out beyond: Go to the properties of the feature class > Labels tab > Scale Range > click Don't show labels when zoomed. The label Pause is also available in the Labeling toolbar: Right click on the toolbar at the top > Select Labeling > Pause and Lock options ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Please give a like if you find it helpful. If it answered your question please accept as solution.
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@developerarce , Yes, I'd recommend to make them both have the same spatial reference. The following link is a good example of how to change view's spatial reference / projection. You can also add the GeoJSONLayer's spatial reference to the dropdown list in the code to check it out: https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/sample-code/layers-hosted-imagerytilelayer-landcover/
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@MShairah , I don't think there is any option for overlaying the labels by symbols in ArcMap or ArcGIS Pro. However you can manage your labeling by In Beyond and Out Beyond scale levels at what scale to show or hide and also toggling the Pause on and off on the Labeling ribbon. (see screenshots below). More information in the link below: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/mapping/text/labeling-basics.htm
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@markjones6 , Then the code snippet below is the way to follow: from arcgis import geometry
# access the SHAPE field in your SDF and create a list
shape_list=[row.rings[0] for row in rows.SHAPE]
# do the projection on the list
for shape in shape_list:
result = geometry.project(geometries=shape, in_sr=3857, out_sr=4326)
print(result) Bear in mind that this is based on the format below: if you couldn't get it to work, I need to see a sample of your SDF to check the format.
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@ngrid_ShelbyZ , Glad that was helpful. This is a temporary feature layer which still does not exist in the Content. To make it permanent, you need to Save it as layer and create a new item.
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