Latest Contributions by NarelleChedzey

Mike,    I have added an issue to our backlog for this to be addressed.  It is too late for it to be included in ArcGIS Pro 2.9 but we will consider it for the next release.    Thanks Narelle ... View more

Hello,    It is not possible to add your custom button to the Attribute pane toolbar.  However, you can add a custom button to the table context menu as you discovered by modifying the daml definition for that menu.    Within your button you can look at the ITablePane object - there is a few properties on this interface although it is limited.  For example you should be able to do the following within your button to obtain the field value of the currently selected row  protected override async void OnClick() { var pane = FrameworkApplication.ActiveWindow as Pane; if (pane is ITablePane tablePane) { var column = tablePane.ActiveColumn; var oid = tablePane.ActiveObjectID; var mm = tablePane.MapMember; if ((column != null) && (mm != null) && oid.HasValue) { await QueuedTask.Run(() => { var insp = new Inspector(false); insp.Load(mm, oid.Value); var shape = insp.Shape; var attribute = insp[column.Name].ToString(); //var attribute = insp["fieldName"].ToString(); }); } } }   Hope this helps. Narelle   ... View more

Eloy,  Please review this documentation regarding Pane impersonation.  In order for the TOC / contents pane to still show active map content, your pane needs to "impersonate" the mapView.    https://github.com/Esri/arcgis-pro-sdk/wiki/ProGuide-Map-Pane-Impersonation   And an associated sample https://github.com/Esri/arcgis-pro-sdk-community-samples/tree/master/Map-Exploration/ImpersonateMapPane   Hope this helps Narelle ... View more

Hi Marvis,    I had a look at the existing conditions that live in the ADGeodatabase.daml file (which can be found in (installPath\bin\Extensions\Catalog). And it doesn't appear that there is anything that will help you in what you're trying to achieve.     However this may be a workaround for you.  Subscribe to the ArcGIS.Desktop.Core.Events.ProjectWindowSelectedItemsChangedEvent.   In your delegate, examine the TypeID of the selected item and activate or deactivate your own states.   Then in your daml file, create your own condition based on your state.  Here's a bit of a snippet to get you started   protected override void OnClick() { if (subscribed) ProjectWindowSelectedItemsChangedEvent.Unsubscribe(OnProjectWindowSelectedItem); else ProjectWindowSelectedItemsChangedEvent.Subscribe(OnProjectWindowSelectedItem); subscribed = !subscribed; } private async void OnProjectWindowSelectedItem(ProjectWindowSelectedItemsChangedEventArgs args) { if (args.IProjectWindow.SelectionCount > 0) { // get the first selected item var selectedItem = args.IProjectWindow.SelectedItems.First(); string typeID = selectedItem.TypeID; // TypeID for file gdb is "database_fgdb" // TypeID for file gdb items are "fgdb_table", "fgdb_relationship", "fgdb_fc_point", "fgdb_fc_polygon" etc if (IsFGDBItem(typeID)) FrameworkApplication.State.Activate("FGDBItemSelected"); else FrameworkApplication.State.Deactivate("FGDBItemSelected"); // TypeID for enterprise gdb is "database_egdb" // TypeID for enterprise gdb items are "egdb_table", "egdb_relationship", "egdb_fc_point", "egdb_fc_polygon" etc if (IsEGDBItem(typeID)) FrameworkApplication.State.Activate("EGDBItemSelected"); else FrameworkApplication.State.Deactivate("EGDBItemSelected"); } } private bool IsFGDBItem(string typeID) { if (typeID.StartsWith("fgdb_")) return true; return false; } private bool IsEGDBItem(string typeID) { if (typeID.StartsWith("egdb_")) return true; return false; }   And the daml <insertCondition id="myCondition" caption=""> <or> <state id="FGDBItemSelected"/> <state id="EGDBItemSelected"/> </or> </insertCondition>   You can of course make the IsFGDBItem and IsEGDBItem routines more restrictive if you're only looking for feature classes or tables and not other data items like relationships, topologies etc.  Search the ADGeodatabase.daml file for specific TypeID strings for specific dataset types.    Hope this helps.   Narelle ... View more

A followup,    map.RemoveElevationSurface will throw an InvalidOperationException if you try to remove the ground surface.    The following code should be used to remove the elevation sources from the ground surface. var ges = map.GetGroundElevationSurface(); ges.BaseSources = null; map.SetElevationSurface(ges);    ... View more