Latest Contributions by AdrianWelsh

Ah, that is nice. I remember Bern talking about that at a talk recently. That will be great when it is released! ... View more

Pau, if you just wanted to use a regular web map, you can show the table for any feature layer you have in your table of contents without any custom modifications: Show tables—ArcGIS Online Help | ArcGIS ... View more

Hi Ondrej, Do you have an attribute field with an image url for each feature in your feature service? If so, you can include that field as your image. Take a look at the link Dan shared and click on Show Images: http://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/create-maps/configure-pop-ups.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_B16A9E11A48D48CBAFA9DB964FCEB805 ... View more

Natalie, Thanks for sharing this! There is a nice collection of story maps in your link. What type of map is number 4? Is that part of the Map Series templates? ... View more

This link works for me as well. What browser are you using? And please try to keep this in the same thread: Here my problem: I am trying to make an app that can show the attribute tables once I have maked the app created, howeve… ... View more

Hi Sadanandachar, Can you post the script? ... View more

Dan, July and Austin... Sounds like it will be pretty hot! Are you going to the conference? ... View more

Pau, Which link is out of service? ... View more

Hi Nav, Have you thought about creating Map Books through the Data Driven Pages toolbar? What are Data Driven Pages?—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop Creating Data Driven Pages—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop This may be able to solve the issue that you have and would allow all of the data to remain in one mxd. You would also need to create some scale dependencies for your labels as well: Setting scale ranges for label classes—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop ... View more

Joe, Which story map are you using? The behavior you're seeing is likely the intended behavior. You can have layers that show up in the back (on your web map), but for the "story" part of it, that will need to be a CSV. ... View more

Hi Joe, What story map are you using? Are you trying to use the out-of-the-box functionality (to where you load in CSV files) or did you download the configuration package from GitHub? Do you currently have a web map that you want to be displayed as your story map? ... View more

yeah, an issue with the SQL statement. Since it's in a file geodatabase, could you just use the Null value approach? import arcpy fc = r"C:\tmp\Test.gdb\WCSCustomer" field = "GROUTE" whereClause = field + " IS NULL" updCurs = arcpy.UpdateCursor(fc, whereClause) for row in updCurs:     if not row.getValue(field):         updCurs.deleteRow(row) Or use Mitch's example of if x is none, etc.... ... View more

Pau, What you are seeing is the intended behavior of that particular 'simple' web app map. You can only see one table with that map (to make it more simple for the user and less work/clutter). Take a look at Rebecca Strauch, GISP​'s post below. She lists some great resources on how to custom develop a web application. ... View more

maybe try import arcpy fc = r'C:\tmp\Test.gdb\WCSCustomer' field = "GROUTE" whereClause = field + ' = ""' updCurs = arcpy.UpdateCursor(fc, whereClause) for row in updCurs:     if not row.getValue(field):         updCurs.deleteRow(row) ... View more

Hi Liana, Take a look at this thread: Delete Rows where value is Null I believe this will have the solution that you need. ... View more