Latest Contributions by RebeccaStrauch__GISP

If that worked and was what you were looking for, don't forget to mark it a "correct" so the thread closes.  ... View more

well...that seems like a much simpler solution.  ... View more

FWIW, looks like you might (very strong "might") be able to contact the author of the script to see if they have an update....it the other doesn't pan out.   Christian Maire​   Below is from the ArcScripts page...but I would use GeoNet to connect (hopefully I have the correct person cc'd. ... View more

Although we haven't heard any release date for ArcScripts 2.0, my guess is it will be announced around the UC in July.  that's just a guess since that always seems to be a target date for many releases.....gets the ooohs and aaahhs from the crowd. I just re-read your original quesiton.  Are you just looking for a tool in ArcMap/catalog?  If you open up the "Search" window (in ArcMap, for example, Windows->Search    ....i think Ctrol-F might also work, at least in 10.3)       then type "foorprints" in the search box That will give you a bunch of options.  Again, my guess, since I haven't tested all the options, is you will want to create 1) a file geodatabase (FGDB), 2) a mosaic or raster dataset inside the FGDB, 3) add your raster images to the dataset, at which type you can have it build footprints...or add the rasters and have it create the footprints as a separate step. Is that more what you were looking for?  (the "scripts" term in your questions threw some of us off I think.  I know I tend to look at key words like that and miss the Toolbar part.....sorry) ... View more

Hi Bobby, Have you thought about trying the coding using ArcPy and Python?  I know it's sometimes easier to stick to a language that you know (and I'm not saying you have to switch, but recommended since VBA is being phased out with ArcMap), but Python actually is fairly easy to learn and the language of choice now, and you may get more responses if you want help with Python.  One other suggestion (so your question will get looks at by a larger group of developers) is to edit your original question and move it to the Developers​ group. If you need some suggestions for how to get started in Python, check out this group Python and Python for ArcGIS | ArcGIS for Desktop Sorry I can't be of more help, but I'm very rusty on VBA....although in a few months I'll dig into it again as I try to update some of my older apps. These are just suggestions to get your question looked at by a larger, more developer oriented audience. ... View more

I still haven't had a chance to try, but I'll keep tabs on your progress.  ... View more

The reason Dan is requesting that is spacing is very important in Python.  A cut-n-paste to GeoNet, without it the spacing correct makes it hard for others to debug since the first response will be your indentation being off. This link might help you modify you post . Posting Code blocks in the new GeoNet Also, adding the tag "python" will also get more geonet users to see your posting. ...edit....oops, you beat me to it.  Yea! ... View more

All true....but sometimes it's nice to look up the really old stuff too. Until ArcScripts 2.0 is online, some things can be found thru arcgis.com, e.g. http://www.arcgis.com/home/search.html?q=scripts&t=content&focus=tools&sortField=modified&sortOrder=desc  some tools, and http://www.arcgis.com/home/search.html?q=python&t=content&focus=tools&sortField=modified&sortOrder=desc can bring up Python scripts, etc. ... View more

Randy, in the past Microsoft has sponsored a lunch time meeting with typically some good talks on SQL/SDE.  In fact, years ago I was able to gain a contact (Chris from TX, if I remember) and information on (automate) caching large quantities of raster that were stored in SDE.  Of course, much better ways of doing that now with the newer technology, but the talk at the lunchtime user group meeting (open to all at UC) was extremely valuable.  The lunchtime user group meetings are usually Tues or Weds and will be listed in the agenda, if not already. Also, although probably not listed yet, there are usually shorter sessions in the "Demo theaters" and if you have specific questions, don't forget that there are a boatload of tech support staff at the conference that can sit down one-to-one and answer questions. Pre-planning a UC is key to get the most out of it.  Have plans, alternate plans and be flexible (in case needs change or you get side-tracked), but also have your must-see list.  Also, for real popular sessions....get there early for a good seat! ... View more

Karen, It's nice to see the agenda is out to start planning our time, but I was wondering if/when the option to create our personal version (i.e. mark the sessions we are interested in) will be available.  I know last year there were some issues with the apps, but even so, it's still nice to be able to customize a list.  This is not just handy for attendees, but at least for me, it is required to turn in with my out-of-state travel documents....and they frown at me giving them the entire agenda. Also, any eta when it will be downloadable for to the ipad app?  Yes, I know it's still about 3-month out....but best way to get the most out of the UC is to plan ahead.....AND to be flexible.  Thanks! ... View more

George, I'm curious what about "this course".  It's always good to know about additional sources of training.  Thanks. ... View more

Rose, although not exactly what you are looking for, your can create geoPDF's thru the print widget....although you may have to have a custom print service, but the default print service may also have it by default (I think it does....but can't remember, since we also needed some customization so created a custom print service on our local ArcGIS Server) ... View more

Don't forget to mark the question as answered so it doesn't remain open.  Thanks. ... View more

Hi Nicholas, Sorry I didn't respond earlier, but I haven't had a chance yet to do much with WAB 1.1....maybe this week.  Just guessing though, I would think that if you use the LocalLayer widget  LocalLayerWidget and AccessifizrWidget   to acess you local services, that the analysis widget would be able to access them also (again, not tested and not confirmed yet). Are you using the LocalLayer widget with your ArcGIS Server services already and does that all seem to be working (i.e. nothing being blocked do to permissions or anything?).  If so, and the analysis widget still has errors, if may be something that needs to be hardcoded/tweaked. I haven't seen any custom widgets for analysis yet...but that doesn't mean there isn't something out there that I haven't seen yet (I try to keep up on my resource list....but may not see everything right away). ... View more