Latest Contributions by RebeccaStrauch__GISP

Laura, I'm going to move this to ArcGIS Desktop Installation support‌  which is a better location.  GeoNet Help is actually just for help in using the forums. edit:  I stand corrected.  I don't have permission to move it to that location.  But tagging it about will still allow it to get more looks re: installation. ...in the meantime, you may want to look at some of the suggestions https://community.esri.com/message/736775-re-arcgis-10-clean-uninstallation?commentID=736775#comment-736775  ... View more

Did you save a config.xml file?  I have not used the builder so I'm not sure if it has this same option or not, but might be worth looking into. ... View more

Thanks Derek, that does help..  I'll keep an eye out for it and add it to my WAB blogs. ... View more

I haven't but since it is a new custom widget, and the comments are turned of on the post https://community.esri.com/people/bpelchat/blog/2018/01/13/composite-coordinate-map-pinner   I'll tag William Pelchat    (the author) I'm also going to convert you post (discussion) to a question....which will get more views. ...and just in case you don't have it already...this and other custom widgets can be found in the links below, including many other just released by William. /blogs/myAlaskaGIS/2016/03/09/web-appbuilder-developer-edition-customization-resource-list  /blogs/myAlaskaGIS/2017/03/04/web-appbuilder-the-custom-widgets-list-332017  ... View more

... I like that quote! ... View more

fyi - I usually put links to the new versions and various blogs in /blogs/myAlaskaGIS/2016/03/09/web-appbuilder-developer-edition-customization-resource-list?sr=search&searchId=a9ea9c37-1757-4e56-84c1-473a7a42dfdc&searchIndex=3‌   and put custom widgets others have written and provided /blogs/myAlaskaGIS/2017/03/04/web-appbuilder-the-custom-widgets-list-332017?sr=search&searchId=04364398-b826-440b-ab83-56fdc57f8bd3&searchIndex=0‌   and have a couple other blog posts that are related. EDIT:  Looks like WAB 2.7 was released on Jan 11, 2018.  I have links at the top of the resource list blog listed above. ... View more

Didn't have time to watch this am (and still catching up on my email, so just noticed).  Was this recorded and will it be posted? ... View more

Occasionally, in the past, we will get a bad results with no real explanation.  It may be something that could re fixed using the Checking and repairing geometries—Help | ArcGIS Desktop    But sometimes we just need to move the extent....very little so it doesn't affect the map...and it will work.  Might not work in your situation, but never hurts to try. ... View more

Carver County   Since this thread is already closed, you may want to post as a new questin with you specific details.  You can refer back to thus thread as something you have already checked. ... View more

There were a lot of changes between version 10.0 and 10.1 (for the better, in my opinion) and minor changes, such as compatible enterprise databases that are supported since. I used MSSQL not Oracle so can't be more specific. But it might be good to review the "what's new" portions of the help for 10.1+ to better understand the differences. ArcGIS Help 10.1    The what's new section ArcGIS Help 10.1      Oracle administration, etc. edit: re the registering, are you trying to register it with ArcGIS Server or Portal? What to expect when migrating ArcGIS Server 10.0 to later versions—Documentation | ArcGIS Enterprise  Migration checklist—Documentation | ArcGIS Enterprise     Registering you data (Sorry...some times takes a few editing tries when replying from my iPad) ... View more

It's attached to the original post (sorry, should have made that more clear). ... View more

I'm glad you are finding the tool valuable. I couldn't get the tool to work properly without changing the cell text in the .csv from "_review" to "match". This wasn't clear to me in your instructions. Can it be changed to anything but "_review"? Just deleting "_review" didn't work for me. You need to change the "_review" in the newType column to the same value as the dataType column....or to a new valid type (as I have listed).   if the column has _review it will skip it...this is a placeholder for you to know that it needs to be looked at further...it may need to be processed manually (I.e. Not 100% yet).  But it will look at the value in the column to see watch the new dataType will be...whether the same type or a different one.  This is in case you need to change, for example, from a shapefile to a fgdb featureclass.  Keep in mind, that if changing the type you will want to make sure the fields or and symbology or GP/selections are still compatible.  Does that help? edit:  take a look at the attached sample excel file which might help explain it better....keep in mind I have <> and xxx for IP addresses ....proper paths would be needed of course. btw, I have tested with 10.2.x thru 10.5.x   And seems to work fine (with the exceptions noted on installing the addin) ... View more

I'm not in the office right now, so can't test anything specific, but from my blog, thus us the process I follow.. Some of this info is scattered around the forums (but the online help is lacking right now), so I thought it may help to consolidate what worked for me, in case it helps others. This is how I was able to get the GPToolDialog to work with my custom python tools/toolbox: -Copy your .tbx file into the addin wizards "Install" folder. -Create a "scripts" folder in the same location -Copy all your .py script to this folder -Open the .tbx in the Install folder, make sure "relative path" is checked, and re-point all the tools to the new script location -the "import os" and the "relPath = " line seem to be the key....see sample code below You don't want to move the .py files created be the wizard, only the .py files you wrote that are associated with your custom tools for you custom toolbox.  Again, testing that the tools work in this location, with your scripts here is important. You want to make sure they are not still linking to the original path/location.   You mention you're new to Python and tools.  Are you using the tool's built in dialog (tool parameter ) and setting up the parameters you are prompting for?  And is your program grabbing the parameters correctly?  Again, these are thing that need to be working before wrapping them in the addin. for a full sample of how I setup addins, you can download and look at /blogs/myAlaskaGIS/2015/08/31/python-addin-for-data-inventory-and-broken-link-repair?sr=search&searchId=a7911b3d-6068-4d16-aaa6-8b0e8b710ffc&searchIndex=1‌    An .addin file is basically just a zipped file, so you can rename and very all the files.  It may be helpful to look at one that is working.  This is my pattern, but it is not the only option.  Others may have their own method.  ... View more

To help the "broken link" option work, try to temporarily rename the fgdb you are using to force a break.  However, if there are locks, a rename may be blocked. We have that issue (locks) when trying to replace fgdb's that are being accessed by ArcGIS Server services.  In that case, one of my steps is checking all the service mxds to see if they are accessing certain feature classes or the fgdb, and in my case shutting down the services before renaming /replacing.   Something like that could be modified to search for target data sources and searching thru mxds.  I'm out of the office right now so can't grab my code, but I think what you are asking us doable. on the broken link option, I have a tool that can inventory all data and list paths, etc.  might help get you started. /blogs/myAlaskaGIS/2015/08/31/python-addin-for-data-inventory-and-broken-link-repair?sr=search&searchId=f7363ff6-2ea3-493d-903b-a6e0da3fb922&searchIndex=1‌ ... View more

Although it may just be a in your post for demo sake, but in the command line you are selection for them to be = bug in the dialog you have <>         And you have "add to selection" vs "new selection".    Just want to make sure the different results weren't just because of this. ... View more