Latest Contributions by LukeWebb

The question is already answered, but I will write a bit more detail to hopefully help you understand: You have a "For" Loop, but inside the loop you only have the lines of code:  print fc # Add two fields to hold the results arcpy.AddField_management (fc, "SFCount", "LONG") arcpy.AddField_management (fc, "MFCOUNT", "LONG") The rest of the code is not indented, so does not get included in the loop! So your script currently works as follows: For each FC:       print FC       add fields to FC On the last FC in the loop only: selection  + calculate To fix, simply indent all code after your "For" loop  ... View more

Heres my code for making an SQL statement from a list with no error catching or anything: I use it with lists of ObjectIDs all the time to start my cursors fieldName = 'FIELD1' valueList = ['Value1', 'Value2'] where = "%s in ('" % fieldName where += "','".join(map(str, valueList)) + "')" print where FIELD1 in ('Value1','Value2') ... View more

If it crashes on this line:             arcpy.SelectLayerByAttribute_management(Layer, "NEW_SELECTION", + Next) Its because    + Next   (An Integer only)  is not a valid SQL query. It looks much better further down: arcpy.SelectLayerByAttribute_management(Layer, "NEW_SELECTION", "Page = '" + text + "'") ... View more

100% duplicate of my question all the way! https://community.esri.com/thread/181642-arcpy-add-in-tool-deselect-tool  Please add a method to the pythonAddins to let us select the basic "ArcGIS Select" tool at end of processing. ... View more

I need something that will function on a tool OnRectangle event, feature attributes will then be looped to get unique values, for the user to make a selection. That was just a simple example for brevity. I think your toolbox show method should work for this!, one day I will try it out. (Hopefully I can pass something to the toolbox interface to populate data from my selected features!) ... View more

I have not tried implementing this just yet, but my current plan for some advanced user input is to create a "OpenDialog" And programatically place some files in a folder and make it open in this location. (e.g    Yes.txt, No.Txt, Other.txt) and let the user select a file from here. Maybe this would work (and they could rename the file before selecting?) I think Luke Pinners solution is probably better and the correct way to do it! ... View more

Yes that is what I am using. I found this so it doesnt look hopeful: https://community.esri.com/thread/88371  Its a bit of a pain, I have now to decide whether to code my tool as a "Selector if nothing is selected, or the tool if so", or just leave it as is! Neither is the ideal solution. ... View more

Very helpful thank you! I wont mark as correct answer, as ideally I would love to be able to create unique "Pages" on the web, to mirror the "pages" created offline, without my users having to query data. (Ideally a unique map for each page, with permissions on each page so I can connect individuals with their page, and not let them see others data) ... View more

EDIT: Ok I think I understand a bit better after rereading, I think what you are trying to do should work, however I have had issues doing it like that! My implementation wasnt how I wanted it to be, but went like this: (Code may only work with standard InsertCursor, not the .da version!) # Insert the current superstring into the output feature class cursorFieldList = dissolveFields cursorFieldList.append("SHAPE@") insertCursor2 = arcpy.da.InsertCursor('SuperStrings_temp_out', cursorFieldList) #Create empty template row object insertRow = insertCursor2.newRow() multipartPolyline = arcpy.Polyline(superstringPartsArray) #Set geometry insertRow.shape = multipartPolyline #Set other fields insertRow.setValue(field1, row.getValue(field1)) insertRow.setValue(field2, row.getValue(field2)) insertCursor2.insertRow(insertRow) del insertCursor2, insertRow ... View more

Totally unrelated to your problem, but I noticed you are using string processing to build file paths. There is a built in python module that handles this for you, and works across operating systems etc if this is ever a concern. In simple terms, it joins parameters, adding a slash in between. fill_sinks = "{0}\\{1}".format(raster_workspace, "fil")  Becomes: fill_sinks = os.path.join(raster_workspace, "fil") You can also do as many parameters as you like to build longer paths. fill_sinks = os.path.join(raster_workspace, "fil", "output", "test.shp") Returns:  'E:\Python\Temp\Model04\Layers04\fil\output\test.shp' ... View more

1) What line of your code corresponds to:   File "<interactive input>", line 8, in <module> 2) Where do you populate the 'fields' variable? 3) Field maps could be replaced by an Append step in your code, create the template table with 2 fields within, and just use the append tool with Schema type set to "NO_TEST". We dont have enough information to diagnose easily sorry! ... View more

Your variable name indicates you may be passing a list of FCs to the clip tool, it can only clip 1 fc at a time. FCsToClip    --> FCtoClip ... View more

This is a topic of utmost importance! Please can you announce this officially somewhere ESRI? Or show me where it has been as my google skills are obviously bad. We are not in a position to begin using the latest software on live projects until we have reassurance that we will be able to continue to open our maps as you described here: SIngle Use License - if you discontinue maintenance, a user may request a release locked standalone license for Pro.  Pro will not be eligible for updates.  It will open *.aprx's and be locked to that release where maintenance was discontinued.  One would still have access to ArcGIS Online/Portal services. ... View more