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Hi Joe, I just want to clarify what you have described above to understand your process. Is it correct that you are installing the add-in by double-clicking it outside of ArcMap in windows explorer? You then click install and it says the install was successful? You then say that you go into the add-in manager and set the folder to the path it was installed. You shouldn't have to do this step because by doing the first part it should automatically copy the add-in to a well known folder that ArcMap already knows about. Are you finding that add-in manager isn't reporting the add-in as installed. Do you see the add-in in your Documents\ArcGIS\AddIns\Desktop10.1 folder?
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We just released an add-in for ArcGIS Pro that allows you to browse a catalog of ArcGIS Solutions and deploy them to an ArcGIS Online organization. In addition, the add-in provides tools to configure the feature layers after they have been deployed and one of the tools we provided can be used to modify domains of hosted feature services. To learn more about the add-in see ArcGIS Solutions Deployment Tool | ArcGIS Solutions.
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Chris, Could you try enable debugging and sharing the debug log? Below is a link to a help topic that describes how to modify the attribute assistant config file. You will want to enable the log and specify the log location. Then launch ArcMap change the Streetname ID and then close ArcMap and the operation should be written to the log file. Configure Attribute Assistant - Attribute Assistant | ArcGIS Solutions
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Hi Chris One thing I see from your screenshot is that rules with a higher weight or higher value will run first. So as configured the Expression rule will run first and then the Copy Linked Record rule will run, which would explain why the expression why the Full Address field is not being updated with the value populated by Copy Linked Record. Could you try reversing these weights? I created a really simple repro case with the 2 rules below and when I changed the StreetNameID it processed both rules successfully on 10.4.1 with the latest add-in.
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Hi Steve, Good catch, as you described that expression is going to cause problems as you modify the address number prefix or suffix. Your solutions sounds like a solid approach. We will look into resolving this in a future release. Thanks, -Chris
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Hi Adam, There is currently no way to do this. In ArcGIS Pro we use the WebBrowser control provided by Microsoft to display the html associated with the pop-up. This control is basically a wrapper around internet explorer so when you click a link it is equivalent to clicking a link in internet explorer which opens a new window/tab in internet explorer. Similar to how clicking a link in Chrome would open a new tab/window in Chrome. It looks like there are some extensions to Chrome and Firefox out there that add options to open links in different browsers but I didn't find anything like this for Internet Explorer. Regards, -Chris
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Duncan, The changes are in part to be more consistent with other applications, but also we felt it was a better experience to roll all this common functionality, pan, zoom, identify into a single tool so you didn't have to constantly be switching tools. The other tip to use is if another tool is active, select, measure, etc. you can hold down the 'C' key and this will temporarily activate the Explore tool. So you can easily pan, zoom, identify without having to change the tool. Currently with the explore tool there is no way to draw a box to identify features. Right now click and drag with the tool does a pan. I think we could look into a keyboard shortcut, much like shift + click-drag does a zoom by rectangle. We could add a similar shortcut that would enter a mode where you could draw a box to perform an identify. -Chris
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Duncan, It is true that there is no longer a stand-alone tool for identify. In Pro you can configure whether you want to return a Pop-up for all the top-most, visible layers, selectable layers, etc by clicking the dropdown on the Explore command. This is how you can return multiple features in multiple layers. The pop-up experience in Pro is designed to be similar to other applications in the platform including the arcgis.com viewer where a single click with the navigate tool will show a pop-up. Pop-ups can be configured for each layer to control what fields display, show hyperlinks, embed images, add graphs etc. When I author a pop-up in Pro that definition is carried over when I share it as a WebMap. This makes it really easy to share my map online and ensure that anyone using my WebMap gets a nice pop-up when they identify any features. For the experience of a tree view and a list of features and their attributes we would recommend using the attributes pane and the feature selection. Some nice features of attributes pane that you didn't have with identify is you can edit the attributes directly. You can also select multiple records in the view and it will show you which fields are identical and it allows you to update the attribute for multiple features at once. This pane now supports selected rows in stand-alone tables. It also provides more information about the feature geometry and easier access to edit the geometry than was available in identify. -Chris
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