Latest Contributions by SeanSummers_CC

‎07-12-2022

I was using Instant Apps to make a very general app but I found some oddities that made the end product difficult to use. First when I click on a feature with a pop up configured, there is no way to get rid of the "selection". You can click on other tools and other parts of the map, but the pop up selection will always be there. Second, when I use the measure widget, it "selects" whatever features you click your measure in. Are these supposed to happen? or is it a bug?

‎07-06-2022

That would remove the locators from our Organization, and I am sure I would have many unhappy people that still use them. I am only interested in removing them from my Desktop project.

‎07-06-2022

We recently upgraded to ArcGIS Pro 3. When I go to the "Locate" tab, I now have a bunch of locators listed that I did not add to my project and I have no way of getting rid of. They look like they come from my organization's portal because of the cloud icon. I know you can't get rid of the "ArcGIS World Geocoding Service" but I have the other five I don't want. Yes, I can turn them off (disable) and even move them to the bottom of the list. But why are they there in the first place? And why can't I remove them? The delete "X" is grayed out so no luck there. Anybody have any suggestions?

‎10-13-2021

It does the same for me. I have to use Classic Viewer. If I open it in the New Map Viewer it rearranges my popups into alphabetical order for whatever reason. Very annoying that it can't honor the actual table structure.

‎02-01-2021

Nobody ever provided a solution, and as far as I can tell there is no mention in the help documents. I ended up changing the way I used the tool. Basically the way I used it since I started using Pro was different since the upgrade to 2.7. I had to select different options in the tool dialog that I normally didn't before. It has been working for me now using this method. Something for you to check is what format is the field that you are calculating into. I usually use a "Double" number.

‎12-29-2020

I ran "Check Geometry" and no errors were found. Looking at the "Calculate Geometry" tool again this morning, I decided to try something different. For the last year I always just changed the "Coordinate Format" option to "Decimal Degrees" and got what I wanted. This morning instead of doing that, I manually changed the "Coordinate System" option to WGS1984 and it calculated the Lat/Long I was expecting. I did still get the weird warning/errors. In the end, I'm not sure if the old version was working as intended or this was something ESRI meant to change. I could find no documentation of this change on the help site. To me they look the same for 2.6 or 2.7. I can live with this work around, it is just confusing that when I upgraded to 2.7 this tool no longer worked in the same manner it had before.

‎12-28-2020

I recently upgraded to version 2.7 and I now have a problem using the "Calculate Geometry". My project is in Pennsylvania State Plane (WKID = 4269) and I need to calculate the Latitude and Longitude for points as I add and edit them. In Pro 2.6 I used the "Calculate Geometry" to do this all the time with no problem. Nothing has changed in my data, format, or process except the update. Now I get errors : WARNING 160096: The length of the value exceeds that of the field. WARNING 001086: Skipping feature(s) because of NULL values in # field. and then the tool just returns the State Plane feet values. Is anyone else having an issue? Is this a bug or has the process changed? Thanks for any insights!

‎03-13-2020

I have run into a similar problem with Calculate Fields. I wrote my expression in Arcade but never changed the expression type from Python (it is Python by default). Once I changed the expression type to Arcade it fixed the problem. Just a thought of something to check.

‎03-11-2020

I am continuing my journey of migrating from ArcMap Attribute Assistant to the new ArcGIS Pro Attribute Rules. The old attribute assistant had the option to "Link Table Asset" which "updates a field in the table or layer with a value from a selected feature." I found this useful for transferring attributes from an existing feature to a new feature. For example: I would select a street and then create a new point feature for an address. The Assistant would grab the street pre-direction, name, type, post direction, and full name fields and calculate the new address point's fields with the same information, so I only had to manually enter the number and I was done. RoadCenterLine|PRE_DIR,STR_NAME,STR_TYPE,POST_DIR,STNAME I was wondering if the Attribute Rules (and Arcade language) has something similar? I have been able to use the Arcade intersect() to pick up and calculate features under my new point. I am aware of the "Transfer Attributes" tool when editing, and that does work, but it is more manual and more steps. I liked the "automatic" transfer the Assistant gave me. Anybody have some suggestions? Thanks in advance!

‎03-02-2020

Thank you! Your code worked. I also asked this question on another forum (Geographic Information Systems Stack Exchange ) The solution presented by Hornbydd is this: var inArray = [$feature.FromAddr_L,$feature.ToAddr_L,$feature.FromAddr_R,$feature.ToAddr_R]; var sortedArray; sortedArray = sort(inArray); for(var i in sortedArray) { if (sortedArray > 0) break; } return sortedArray; Both solutions work in the Field Calculator. It will be interesting to see if they work in the Attribute Rules. Thank you!

‎02-28-2020

Hi! I am trying to get familiar with the new Arcade language. Specifically as used in Attribute Rules. I am trying to create an Arcade expression to calculate a field in ArcGIS Pro. In my streets feature there are 4 number fields to evaluate. I can easily use the Min() function to do this. The problem that I am having is sometimes there is a 0 in one or more fields. I need the lowest number that is not a 0. In python I had this script which worked well: min([x for x in ( !L_F_ADD!, !L_T_ADD!, !R_F_ADD!, !R_T_ADD!) if x is not 0]) I have tried redoing this in Arcade but can't figure it out. Any ideas?

‎02-13-2019

I have upgraded to 2.3 and after using for a few days, I am much happier with the random color patterns. It appears to be working as expected now. Thank you ESRI for looking into this and fixing it.

‎10-22-2018

I am still having this issue as well. The "Random" symbology is not very random. Most of the time I get groups of varying shades of the same colors. I feel like the random symbology in Desktop gave a much better color spread. I have been using the work around of importing symbology from a layer created in Desktop, but what happens when Desktop goes away? I would really like to just pick "Random" and get a random symbology instead of tinkering around with all of the settings. I'm hoping it is something ESRI is looking into.

‎02-13-2018

Yes, 2.0 if I remember correctly.

‎02-13-2018

It appears that everything is working correctly now. I'm guessing because of 2.1.1?

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Latest Contributions by SeanSummers_CC

some instant app oddities

Re: How to remove Portal locators

How to remove Portal locators

Re: Configure New Map Viewer Popups

Re: Calculate Geometry broken in version 2.7?

Re: Calculate Geometry broken in version 2.7?

Calculate Geometry broken in version 2.7?

Re: Attribute rules causing failures in field calculations

Attribute rules equivalent to Attribute assistant "Link Table"

Re: Arcade expression to find min() not zero

Arcade expression to find min() not zero

Re: AcrPro Random Color Symbology

Re: AcrPro Random Color Symbology

Re: I have a question about "Contour Placement" of labels in Pro

Re: I have a question about "Contour Placement" of labels in Pro

Re: How can I give a Z value to multiple points?

Attribute rules equivalent to Attribute assistant ...

some instant app oddities

Re: some instant app oddities

Re: Configure New Map Viewer Popups