Latest Contributions by DanWade

Hello @TheRrrr42, Nice to see you working with the ArcGIS for AutoCAD API and AutoLISP. I think the key to your issue is as you mention that your other AutoLISP method utilizes the "flname" but not in this new (esri_attributes_get) method. The first bullet of the usage notes is describing why you are more than likely not seeing a return that is expected. esri_attributes_get (AutoLISP) ... View more

You are correct. Because when you run the esri_featureLayer command to clear the existing sublayers you will run into the same notification as you mention above: "This layer does not support custom sublayers because it has service defined subtypes." ... View more

Hello @TheRrrr42, As of release 430, subtype definitions take precedence when generating sublayers. Even though a Unique Value Renderer is another way for ArcGIS for AutoCAD to generate sublayers at release 430 and above if a subtype is detected the unique value renderer is overridden. This month an enhancement was submitted through Esri Support: ENH-000186316 : Request for ArcGIS for AutoCAD to support a legacy sublayer mapping option that preserves existing Unique Value Renderer driven symbology workflows in newer releases. ... View more

Hello @MollyCasey, We appreciate the idea you have for ArcGIS for AutoCAD. Guess what? This functionality is in the next release. You are welcome to test this new functionality in the beta out right now at the Esri Early Adopter Community site. If you happen to have any feedback for the Beta please post in the beta pages.   ... View more

Hello @RoshanPalikhe1, Your post is not relevant to this topic thread. It should be under the following thread. https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-for-autocad-questions/re-unable-to-sign-into-portal/m-p/1685536/highlight/true#M1111 Below I have quoted a portion of a reply by Randy that is a response to a question relevant to yours. There is also a video. "The current recommendation when using ArcGIS for AutoCAD is to use the built in Esri Maps to AutoCAD or Civil 3D. The trick is to make sure to set the ArcGIS for AutoCAD coordinate system and the AutoCAD civil3D coordinate system to the same value. The best way to do this is to start with an empty drawing (or a drawing that has not been assigned an Autodesk coordinate system) use ArcGIS for AutoCAD to set a coordinate system. By doing so ArcGIS for AutoCAD will automatically set the Autodesk coordinate system enabling the "Geolocation" tab in AutoCAD or Civil 3D where you will have access to Esri Maps." I hope this helps. ... View more

Hello @QuinnBukouricz  You mentioned Web Maps. I take it that the layers are in fact working as expected where you can display and edit them in the Map Viewer, correct? If these items are not working as expected within the ArcGIS environment I would ask that you post to the ArcGIS Online channel about the Hosted Feature Layer. If all of the ArcGIS items are working and Autodesk Support cannot help with their Autodesk Connector for ArcGIS then I would suggest trying the free ArcGIS for AutoCAD plug-in. We would be glad to assist.     ... View more

Hello @QuinnBukouricz, I appreciate the update and apologies for the runaround but the "Autodesk Connector for ArcGIS" is in fact an Autodesk product for Civil and Map 3D. Autodesk support will need to be contacted about these questions and concerns. - Connecting ESRI and Autodesk Using the Connector for ArcGIS  If you would like to try an Esri based product we offer the ArcGIS for AutoCAD plug-in (free). - ArcGIS for AutoCAD resources  - You can create Feature layer template files.  - Also Web Feature Layer templates.      ... View more

Hello @QuinnBukouricz, Welcome to the ArcGIS for AutoCAD community pages! We need more details about your second paragraph please. 1) What account are you signed into and where, Autodesk, Esri? 2) You are in a Civil 3D session and see layers but what is not importing into Civil 3D? 3) What tools and function names are you using to "import"? 4) Are you trying to import these system maps? Where are these system maps coming from? One thought I had reading your post is it sounds like you are going to have a copy in ArcGIS and another copy in CAD. Would you rather have an ArcGIS Web Layer to view and edit in both? I look forward to hearing from you. ... View more

Hello @RoshanPalikhe1, I only see the attached image for the version of ArcGIS for AutoCAD you are using.  I do not see any images about the error(s) you are seeing while signing into your enterprise deployment. ... View more

Hey @RoshanPalikhe1, There is an unfortunate issue in the community where I cannot display the attached images. So, I am waiting for that to get fixed. I will say your example URL ends with that forward slash. Perhaps try removing that. I do not have that slash on any of my URLs I have added. If you need quicker help please create an Esri Technical Support case. ... View more

Hello @RoshanPalikhe1, Unfortunately, I cannot see the full URL to the ArcGIS Enterprise. Please hover over that URL and take a screen capture of the entire URL path or write the URL in as text please. Can you also provide details of the errors and screens where your Enterprise deployment is not allowing you to sign in? ... View more

Hello @RoshanPalikhe1, Please provide a screen capture of the version of ArcGIS for AutoCAD you are using. Also provide a screen capture of the Manage Portals item displaying the URL being used for your organization. You can redact the domain if you need to. ... View more

Hello @RandyKreuziger1, If by Esri Map Service you are referring to ArcGIS Online Living Atlas, or services from your organizations ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS Enterprise deployments then yes. You can use ArcGIS for AutoCAD or the Autodesk Connector for ArcGIS or both actually. If these are map/image services any user account will work since these layers are not editable. A feature layer or service can be editable so you are correct that a Viewer only user account will allow users to display the layer but not edit. ... View more

Hello @DerekBannon22, I am glad to hear the excitement in the new functionality of ArcGIS for AutoCAD! Keep the ideas coming too. ... View more