Latest Contributions by VincentLaunstorfer

I thought about the web-Mercator projection, it makes sense although not handy! In Arcade, I wonder if there is any function to translate the web-Mercator coordinates back to WGS84 decimal degrees...? Something like GeodeticX and GeodeticY, just like AreaGeodetic functions... ... View more

No chance! The ArcGIS Server do show the correct 'editing' capabilities turned on... but these feature services are not editable in Portal. Bad news. Need to investigate more... ... View more

In the Portal, I cannot change any settings for editing as data is referenced (versus to hosted), which is normal behavior according to ESRI documentation: "If you share a web feature layer that references registered data, editing operations cannot be modified through the website for your ArcGIS organization; use ArcGIS Server Manager instead. For more information, see Edit service properties in Server Manager in the ArcGIS Enterprise help." https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/sharing/overview/configure-web-feature-layer.htm And unfortunately, I cannot change edits settings in ArcGIS Server Manager as I am not entitled to. If publishing a referenced layer with edits enabled ends up not being editable in Enterprise Portal, would it be an ESRI bug? ... View more

Great! The color attribute is font tag is not working on its own, but as you said, it works embedded in an inline style... For me it kept the font tag as follow: <p> <font style="color:rgb(255,0,0);">Text in red</font> </p> And it works Just a pity there is not a color shortcut button in the toolbar to apply color to text in PopUps design... ... View more

Thanks, it helped. I had found the Query (Feature Service) which explains the geometry parameters. However, if you use WGS84 (WKID 4326) decimal degrees and you specify it in the Input Spatial Reference as 4326, the output is not as expected. It looks like the export is confused if the FeatureService spatial reference is different! Instead, I used the Envelope with coordinates in the same Spatial Reference as the FeatureService and it did work. Although, it still exports 28,000+ features, thus exceeding the usual 2,000 features limit. I am stuck again. ... View more

Hi, I am interested in this particular behavior for Attribute Rules and I do have another question: in your example, if the point in the first green polygon is deleted, would the polygons automatically gets codes with "No"? I believe not. Behavior on attribute rules applies on Insert, Update and Delete, for the polygons... But if an Insert, Update and Delete happens on the points, it is not reflected in the polygon attribute rule. Does this make sense? For example, the squared polygons below use an attribute rule to sum the employees of intersecting points. When the rule runs on polygons, it calculates 1,557. However, if a point if updated with +100 employees, the rule on polygons is not runned (not triggered)! The attribute stays 1,557 but it should now shows 1,657. I have exactly the same Arcade script in use for PopUps and it does updates to 1,657 because the Arcade code is executed each time you open the PopUps. Is there any code in Arcade to introduce some 'events'? I mean to run the Arcade attribute rule in polygons if any updates are performed in the underlying layers used in the Arcade code...   ... View more

Hi, As explained in ESRI documentation, only 'single symbol' or 'unclassed colors' symbologies are available for binnig enabled layer. If you wish to apply 'graduated colors', you can use 'Vary symbology by attribute' subtab and write a custom Arcade expression to derive the graduated colors based on an attribute. https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/mapping/layer-properties/symbolize-binned-feature-layers.htm For example, I wrote a simple if else Arcade statement to calculate "rgb(r, g, b)" text value used to draw the Solid Fill layer in the symbol. Here, if a total if greater or equal to 50, an "rgb(255,0,0)" red is output, else it is "rgb(255,255,0)" yellow, as shown in the square binning below. It works but I have to admit it is not easy concepts to use. Recently, I had a similar issue recently and you can look at this post for exact instructions to use: ArcGIS Pro 3.0.2 - How to apply colormap file .clr to feature class symbology? Hope this help.     ... View more

Thanks. It helped and it is informative. As expected, the ArcGIS Editor for OpenStreetMap in ArcGIS Desktop (ArcMap) could not open ESRI flavored .pbf. In addition, ArcGIS Editor for OpenStreetMap is not available in ArcGIS Pro either. ArcGIS Enterprise can export its own .pdf flavor but it is cumbersome to use... I will not use .pbf again for the time being. ... View more