Latest Contributions by AdrianWelsh

Fay, I guess I was not aware that shapefiles were significant for each version of ArcGIS. Take a look at this article about saving to an older release: Migrating data from a newer geodatabase release to an older one—ArcGIS Help | ArcGIS Desktop  Does this help? ... View more

Great questions. I am not sure on what the proper protocol is. It's really an informal thing to introduce yourself to the community so I'm going to say there is no wrong way to do it.  I was peaking around on the GeoNet welcome page and on the left hand side list of buttons The Introduce Yourself button took me to the link I mentioned earlier (but it is getting a bit long!). So, long story, but seems like there is no wrong way to say hi and welcome to the board! ... View more

I agree. Another option is a map package Creating a map package—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop  ... View more

Hi Celine, Welcome! I am not really sure on the etiquette of this, but it looks like all intros are in this one forum posting: https://community.esri.com/thread/209097-introduce-yourself?sr=inbox&ru=122626  However, it's getting a bit long, so maybe it is good to start a new thread! In any case, welcome to GeoNet and glad to have you aboard! ... View more

Kari, I do not think this is possible.  There have been a few ArcGIS Ideas‌ requests out there for this but this still has not happened. You can vote up this main idea: ArcGIS Online Back-ups - hosted feature layers and web maps/apps  ... View more

This makes perfect sense! I guess I hadn't worked with shapefiles in a while and forgotten that they do not really have aliases, just at the 'layer' level within a map document. Thanks Richard! ... View more

Jay, Is there a way to share that web map? Also, have you tried clicking on the last-most layer in the grouped layer to see if the ellipsis is revealed? ... View more

Mitchell, Try following along with these steps: Create polyline features—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop  This should have what you need for creating a line. ... View more

Hannah, Are you using ArcMap or Pro? I have a feeling if just using a geodatabase would help and then export it back out to a shapefile. In any case, take a look at this article: Essentials of joining tables—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  The third paragraph says this: In most cases, appended columns are named <TableName>.<FieldName>. This naming convention helps prevent duplicate field names when the target table and a join table have common field names. If you do not want to see the full field names like that, click the Table window's Table Options button   and click Show Field Aliases to toggle this option on or off. When this option is on, a check mark   is displayed beside it on the Options menu, and your fields are not prefixed with the table name. This might help. ... View more

Matt, This seems to be expected behavior. I downloaded your data but I am not seeing all of the labels show up, so I'm not sure if I am seeing what I'm supposed to be seeing. At 100% in layout view, this is how it looks: The way I saw it when I brought it in initially was like this (at 19% viewing): When I look at the data view, initially the labels are not coming up (not sure if this is related to joined tables or not): Turning on the Maplex Label Engine with "best" placement quality on labels, data view gave me this: Maplex Label Engine with "best" in layout view (at 19%) shows this: Zooming in on data view shows this: Anyways, this, to me, is expected behavior. Quirk or not, this is normal. A few things to take note of. Of the 58 counties in California, you apparently have over 23,000 features representing the same thing. This making the database huge and very slow. This is likely the reason why I didn't see all the labels (this could also be a factor of sharing a map package, I'm not sure without see the original data). I would suggest redoing this feature class and have it only contain 58 features, unless for some reason, you need more than that. I am not sure if this is helpful or not but that's what I could determine. ... View more

Cynthia, I can't say I have seen one from Esri but something like this should work, I would think: ... View more

Matt, If you're concerned about label sizes, I would stick with worrying about them only in layout view since this is what will matter when the map is printed (or exported).  The extents may be the same but you have to also consider the the 'viewer' sees, like if your layout view is at 100% or not (I hope that makes sense - I would include a screenshot but do not have Pro in front of me right now). ... View more

I am not sure if this is helpful or not but here is a link to the bug: BUG-000118837: In the ArcMap Layout view, the error message, "get_c..  ... View more

Hi Suresh, I do not have answers to your questions and am wondering if anyone else does. I saw you posted a thread earlier that did not get a response: Integration of Angular 7 with Web Mapping Application   I would suggest tagging more places like ArcGIS API for JavaScript‌ There may be some related answers in this thread: Get FeatureLayer from Map   There have been a few other angular-like threads that have not had answers either, so I'm thinking there isn't much luck. Here is a GitHub link I found: angular-esri-map/README.md at master · Esri/angular-esri-map · GitHub  - and - Angular Esri Map   I hope this is somewhat helpful and that maybe someone else has something they can add. ... View more