Latest Contributions by AyanPalit

@RLJM The red/blue lines were misleading; thanks for clarifying the use case.  Reference:  Locate Features Along Routes Tool  RID field: the unique name or ID of the route MEAS field: the measure on the route where the point was located. (This is distance along the route) DISTANCE field: the point-to-route distance in the units of the specified search radius. (This is the offset distance from the route) Input features to the left of the digitized direction of the route will be assigned a negative (-) offset, and features to the right of the digitized direction will be assigned a positive (+) offset. Now that you have understood how the tool works we can re-visit the use case and workflow.  OPTION 1  use  Locate Features Along Routes Tool. Say the MEAS = x In the output Event table, add 2 fields and name them like BeginMarker, EndMarker. Calculate the fields as  BeginMarker = x-10 and EndMarker = x+10. This accounts for the 10km in both directions Us the Event table to  Make Route Event Layer.  Use the RID, BeginMarker, EndMarker fields. OPTION 2 Snap the points to the route using Snap tool Buffer by 10 KM using Buffer tool. the output is buffer polygon Use buffer polygon for Locate Features Along Routes Tool Use Event Table to  Make Route Event Layer.  If this is satisfactory response, mark the solution for others in the community. For your other question, refer to Edit Routes The workflow is best handled through Linear Referencing (simple functions - included in ArcGIS Pro) and Roads and Highways  (advanced functions - additional extension license).  It is best to create a new post for questions on other topics. ... View more

@MAMDOUHZALAKY  It is recommended to transition to using ArcGIS Pro. I am using screenshot from Pro but you will find similar coordinate systems for Egypt in ArcMap as well. Please review the suggested area of use and choose the one that best meets yours need depending on the specific data location and mapping needs, ... View more

@shildebrand Review the applicable documentation for Experience Builder: https://doc.arcgis.com/en/experience-builder/11.1/configure-widgets/add-custom-widgets.htm  It follows a similar deployment pattern as WAB widgets.  ... View more

@EdwardBlair Basic File Geodatabase data structure is the same. Note that there are several enhancements and capabilities in ArcGIS Pro that are not backward compatible with ArcMap.  https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/geodatabases/overview/types-of-geodatabases.htm  https://desktop.arcgis.com/en/arcmap/latest/manage-data/geodatabases/types-of-geodatabases.htm  Examples of where this incompatibility may surface:  File GDB implementation of ArcGIS Utility Network, Trace Network, Parcel Fabric, Pipeline Referencing. All these solutions were developed primarily for ArcGIS Pro and comprise of GDB objects that can only be read by ArcGIS Pro. GDB functions like Attribute Rules, Contingent Values.  ... View more