Latest Contributions by AdrianWelsh

I am not sure if this is related or not but when I try to use Web AppBuilder Developer Edition on my computer, I get this error:   But then I can click on Advanced and then "Proceed" to my "unsafe" destination. ... View more

Well heck, that is way easier! Tabular joins would work way better than relying on GPS locations! ... View more

Xander, I wonder if there is a way to use Python and arcpy to solve an issue like this when I have attributes of red, green, and blue in my table... But I do not know enough Python to make it through! Looking at this information: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/arcpy/mapping/symbol-class.htm There is a snippet showing: import arcpy, os, sys relpath = os.path.dirname(sys.argv[0]) p = arcpy.mp.ArcGISProject(os.path.join(relpath, "Symbol.aprx")) m = p.listMaps('Map')[0] lyr = m.listLayers("Study Areas")[0] sym = lyr.symbology sym.renderer.symbol.applySymbolFromGallery("Extent Transparent Wide Gray") sym.renderer.symbol.color = {'RGB' : [255, 0, 0, 60]} sym.renderer.symbol.outlineColor = {'CMYK' : [25, 50, 75, 25, 100]} sym.renderer.symbol.size = 3 lyr.symbology = sym p.saveACopy(os.path.join(relpath, "SavedOutput.aprx"))   Would someone know a way to change that line of " sym.renderer.symbol.color = { 'RGB' : [ 255 , 0 , 0 , 60 ]} " to something like " sym.renderer.symbol.color = { 'RGB' : [ $feature.red , $feature.green , $feature.blue , 60 ]}"? Or would that still present the same problems where the 'legend' in the TOC does not update? ... View more

Wow, it didn't even dawn on me that we were in the Survey123 forum. This makes way more sense now (I totally thought I was in the ArcGIS Pro forum... whoops!).  That is a tall order and one that I am not sure can be accomplished with Survey123. I would rely on @Philip-Wilson or @JamesTedrick to answer a complex question like that. For me personally, I would have to do this in two steps. One, take the survey and throw those survey points into ArcGIS Pro. Two, I would do an operation like Spatial Join with a large enough tolerance (like "within a distance" of 30 feet) to join the building centroids to the survey points. Hopefully the buildings are spaced out enough to grab these spatial survey points, but that is how I would accomplish this. ... View more

Xander, Thanks for sharing that. I tried messing with the symbology in the map viewer beta but you're right, it is just for points at the moment.  I did use my rgb values and assigned them as symbology (using Arcade with the expression of: "rgb(" + Text($feature.igds_color_red) + "," + Text($feature.igds_color_green) + "," + Text($feature.igds_color_blue) + ")" But, like we have seen before, it just changes the symbology on the map itself and not in the TOC (this is 2.7). When I published that to AGOL, it did not take my new symbol colors. ArcGIS Pro 2.7 view:   AGOL view:   I suppose that I will have to manually change the colors of all my line types! ... View more

I am not entirely sure on what you are asking. By having your survey points use the centroids, what do you need exactly? Do you need the centroids to have x and y attributes that give the lat and long? If so, performing the Add XY tool can do that: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/tool-reference/data-management/add-xy-coordinates.htm   ... View more

Xander, Thanks for writing that and responding. This method works on a manual basis where I have to go and assign each color. But not sure that is sustainable for a large dataset. Plus, my symbology in the TOC is not updating which makes me think it might not publish correctly in AGOL. In this screenshot: (removed screenshot since it would not let me post. It is attached as an image)   The centerline line is blue as it should be ("rgb(0,0,255)"). But in the TOC the centerline is the default light blue assigned in the original random symbology. The same goes for the outer green lines - rgb(0,255,0). They show as a light green (box culverts) in the TOC.  Each line type I have has a red, green, and blue value. I was hoping to do an arcade expression to create the "rgb(red,green,blue)" value and apply to all my features at one time. Is that not possible (to where it will reflect in the TOC in order for me to publish correctly to AGOL)? I have another layer I need to apply the same method to and it has 70 different symbol types (all indicated by r,g,b) that I need to apply. By hand this would take too long! Thanks! (upload didn't work, trying to copy and paste smaller screenshot: )   Whoops! Sorry for the double post. I am not sure what happened there... ... View more

Xander, Thanks for writing that and responding. This method works on a manual basis where I have to go and assign each color. But not sure that is sustainable for a large dataset. Plus, my symbology in the TOC is not updating which makes me think it might not publish correctly in AGOL. In this screenshot:   The centerline line is blue as it should be ("rgb(0,0,255)"). But in the TOC the centerline is the default light blue assigned in the original random symbology. The same goes for the outer green lines - rgb(0,255,0). They show as a light green (box culverts) in the TOC.  Each line type I have has a red, green, and blue value. I was hoping to do an arcade expression to create the "rgb(red,green,blue)" value and apply to all my features at one time. Is that not possible (to where it will reflect in the TOC in order for me to publish correctly to AGOL)? I have another layer I need to apply the same method to and it has 70 different symbol types (all indicated by r,g,b) that I need to apply. By hand this would take too long! Thanks! ... View more

Carolyn, I believe this document should walk you through to exactly what you need to do: https://support.esri.com/en/technical-article/000021849 I hope this helps! ... View more