Latest Contributions by WesMiller

Not sure unless you ran it one time and it failed, then the "test1" may have been still in the list. I would try closing python completely down then reopening and adding back the "del mxd_list" to see if it clears it up you may also want ti delete the already created set or add to the top of your code under the imports ... View more

See the adjusted code below >>> import arcpy, os ... ... arcpy.env.workspace = ws = r"C:\Users\00177153\Desktop\ArcPy" ... pdfws = r"some\other\path ... mxd_list = arcpy.ListFiles("*.mxd") ... ... for mxd in mxd_list: ...    ...     current_mxd = arcpy.mapping.MapDocument(os.path.join(ws, mxd)) ...     pdf_name = os.path.join(pdfws,mxd[:-4]) + ".pdf" ...     arcpy.mapping.ExportToPDF(current_mxd, pdf_name) ... ... del mxd_list ... View more

Me too i didn't see it till i reconfigured the code ... View more

Ian Murray​he is using ws on line 9 for readability he should do arcpy.env.workspace = r"C:\Users\00177153\Desktop\ArcPy" ws = r"C:\Users\00177153\Desktop\ArcPy" ... View more

Try changing "mxd_files" to "mxd_list" ... View more

The code is attached ... View more

Highlight the code press "ctrl" key and the "c" together or with the code highlighted right click and select copy. Then open the python IDLE and under "File" select "New Window" and click in the new window and press "ctrl" and "v" key together or right click and select paste then save the code to a location and make sure to give a meaningful name ( a name that will tell you what the code is) and end it with ".py" you'll then be able to add to your arcmap python window ... View more

Thanks for the reply Jonathan Quinn​ I was able to get it working by changing to synchronous with the code below url = "myservice?" param = "Address=324 W Evans St&RecType=Youth Soccer League&f=json" submitResponse = urllib.urlopen(url+param) print submitResponse.read() ... View more

He's not using with in his script he 's using for ... View more

The script below should get you started. Open a new arcmap and add your Topsoil layer open your arcmap python window right click behind the ">>>" and select load and load this script hit enter and watch it run. import arcpy,os arcpy.env.overwriteOutput = True fc ="Topsoil" y = 28 out_path = "in_memory" """ #Create results featureclass results = "results" arcpy.CreateFeatureclass_management(out_path,results,"POLYGON",fc) """ for i in range(y):     greenquery = '"COLOR" =' + "'Green'"     redquery = '"COLOR" =' + "'Red'"     value = str(i)     if len(value) == 1:         value = "0" + value     value = "Y"+value     yearquery = '"Year" ='+ "'%s'"%(value)     Rquery = yearquery + "AND" + redquery     Gquery = yearquery + "AND" + greenquery     redLayer = "Red" + value     greenLayer = "Green" + value     #Create red layer     arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management(fc,redLayer,Rquery)     #Create green layer     arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management(fc,greenLayer,Gquery)     #print int(arcpy.GetCount_management(redLayer).getOutput(0))     if int(arcpy.GetCount_management(redLayer).getOutput(0)) > 0:         #do the clip         #print value         clip = "clip"+value         arcpy.Clip_analysis(greenLayer,redLayer,os.path.join(out_path,clip)) ... View more

I don't know of a way to open the template dialog. You could map to the mxt's location, my mxt's are located C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\Desktop10.2\MapTemplates\Traditional Layouts ... View more

You didn't add your screen shot ... View more

Here is a more straight forward example below. I don't see where you are deleting your cursor in your first script. That may be why your second is not working. import arcpy fc = "your feature class here" ucur = arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(fc,["Shape@XY","Latitude"]) for row in ucur:     x,row[1] = row[0]     ucur.updateRow(row) del row, ucur     ... View more

See this thread it has an example of populating fields Lat Lon populate x,y  if you need a more straight forward example I'd be glad to help. Your first script, I don't see where your are declaring what carrier is but instead of the if elif statements  i would use a dictionary see below. carrierdict = {"CUST1":"CUST1Region","CUST2":"CUST2Region"} if carrier in carrierdict:   carrier = carrierdict[carrier] else:   arcpy.AddMessage("carrier not in dict") ... View more