Latest Contributions by GraemeBrowning

This was added in ArcGIS Pro.  ... View more

There is an option like that in Pro for layers, just not for layout elements. For layers you can use the Import Symbology option to apply the symbology from one layer in your map to another. Learn more here https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/mapping/layer-properties/import-symbology-from-another-layer.htm   ... View more

Did you get any increase in performance? I seem to be running 2.6.3 and experience the same problem you describe. I would have believed all my layers are in the same reference system but I haven't actually checked (since the project file is still 'Opening Project....' ... View more

Hello, The grid label support you requested is available in ArcGIS Pro using grid label tags. For example these tags:  <FNT size="8"><dyn type="grid" placeValue="100000" digits="2" vAlign="bottom"/></FNT><FNT size="12"><dyn type="grid" placeValue="10000" digits="1" vAlign="top"/></FNT><FNT size="8"><dyn type="grid" placeValue="10000.right" vAlign="top"/>m.</FNT><FNT size="12"><dyn type="grid" cardinalDir="True" vAlign=""/></FNT> produce a label like this:     Learn more about grid label tags and how to use them here: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/layouts/grid-label-tags.htm  ... View more

This is possible in ArcGIS Pro using grid label tags. For example, this set of tags will pad the degree, minute, and second values of a coordinate with 0s if necessary. <dyn type="grid" units="dms" decimalPlaces="0" showDirections="True" padDegrees="True" padMinutes="True" padSeconds="True" />     You can learn more about grid label tags here: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/layouts/grid-label-tags.htm ... View more

This has been added to the interface in ArcGIS Pro with bookmark map series. Learn more here: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/help/layouts/bookmark-map-series.htm  ... View more

ArcGIS Pro has a dedicated Idea Exchange on the new GeoNet platform as of November 2020. ArcGIS Pro Ideas - GeoNet, The Esri Community  ... View more

My clients really enjoy the functionality of layered PDFs produced in ArcGIS, but many of them have requested this funcationality where the legend updates to reflect the layers turned on. It would be a very useful feature for our work. ... View more

Hello Laura, Yes, at 2.5 we introduced this.  THere is a new section in the Python CIM Access topic titled Creating CIM Objects. Python CIM access—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  Jeff ... View more

@FredSpataro as @JeffBarrette mentioned above, this is how I would do it. ... View more

Hi Graeme, I don't know the answer to your question (my guess is no), but wanted to point out other Esri tutorial options for ArcGIS Pro: ArcGIS Pro quick-start tutorials (all free) Learn ArcGIS (all free) Esri Academy (many free) ... View more

There is Spreadsheet JS widget. Can be really useful for GeoNet solutions. Support all Excel style features (multiple selection, cells editing, copy/paste and much more). ... View more

Thanks Gert It's been about 5-6 weeks since I spent an afternoon looking at this, and it may be a while before I get a chance to test it, but I think your explanation now makes sense so I'm happy to assume that you have filled in the gaps of my understanding. - Graeme ... View more

Hi John I'm afraid that I dropped the ball on this one for which I apologize to those who tried to help.  Local support in Australia referred it to Redlands where it became Case#02075240 and the advice given was:  They are recommending you to uninstall FMV entirely, the add-in and the extension, and follow the install steps again. Something may have gotten confused in the install that is throwing this error. You can can also try using a test video from the links on this page: http://www.esri.com/products/arcgis-capabilities/imagery/full-motion-video to make sure that it isn't something in the Metadata throwing off the VideoMultiplexer I responded: Which particular test video with which particular CSV of metadata are they suggesting that I test with?  The Cheyenne one at that link (CheyenneVAhospital.mpeg4) does not have a separate CSV of metadata to multiplex. They clarified: It should be the CheyenneVAHospital file. That file has the metadata built in to the video file, so that it is only a single file. As it says on the download: "The file combines the video data with the associated metadata in one file." if you are able to load this video into the multiplexer then it may be data specific, rather then related to the environment. However if the you would prefer a different dataset, you can also use the tutorial data from here: https://community.esri.com/message/625504 It looks like I did not reply again after that.  I am assuming that, since my incident arose while prototyping for an unsuccessful tender bid, that my need to resolve it was overtaken by events. I have not had a requirement to work with Full Motion Video since. - Graeme ... View more