Latest Contributions by UmaHarano

Hi, ArcGIS Pro now supports GraphicsLayers. So graphics such as this can be drawn using GraphicsLayer and GraphicElements. GraphicElements can be created with or without sketch tools. Here are some wiki pages that help shed light on this: ProConcepts: Graphics Layers  ProSnippets: GraphicsLayers  Sample Thanks Uma ... View more

Hi Marvis, States are different from Events - you cannot subscribe to them.  They are useful for enabling/disabling controls.   ... View more

 Hi @MarvisKisakye1  You can find out when the Attribute table pane Initialization has begun using the ActivePaneInitializedEvent.  But this doesn't tell you when the Pane is completely in a "ready" state. Pro uses "states" to determine when something is ready - For example, the "esri_editing_tableOpenState" state tells the application  when the table is open and ready. This is when the "esri_editing_tableGoTo" button on the ribbon gets enabled. Thanks Uma ... View more

Hi, My guess is that the button class name, namespace has changed - causing a mismatch to what is declared in the config.daml of the add-in.  Pro is not able to find the code behind for the button. Can you please try some of the solutions documented here: Namespace mismatch causes controls to not work or disappear  Thanks Uma ... View more

ArcGIS Pro SDK wiki and the Samples repos provide some help with this: 1. Here is a code snippet that gets the clicked point in a map: Create a tool to the return coordinates of the point clicked in the map  2. MapTool Overlay Control sample: This sample provides a map tool that when you left click in the view will show the map coordinates of the click location in the top left corner of the view. Thanks Uma ... View more

Hi, How are you using the JSON strings to create the new layer? It is best to use the LayerDocument to accomplish this . LayerDocument gives you the ability to work with an "in-memory" representation of the layer. You can configure it (data connection, SQL query, renderers, etc) and then add it to the map. You can use an existing LayerX file to create a layer document object, and then access its CIM Definition to configure it. QueuedTask.Run( () => { //Creates an in memory copy of the existing lyrx file ArcGIS.Desktop.Mapping.LayerDocument lyrDoc = new ArcGIS.Desktop.Mapping.LayerDocument(@"C:\pathtoLayerXFile\layer.lyrx"); var cimLayerDoc = lyrDoc.GetCIMLayerDocument(); //Configure any aspects of the layer you want here. Query definitions, etc. cimLayerDoc.LayerDefinitions[0].Name = "MyNewLayer"; //Create the layer in the active map using the layer document. var layerParams = new LayerCreationParams(cimLayerDoc); LayerFactory.Instance.CreateLayer<FeatureLayer>(layerParams, MapView.Active.Map, LayerPosition.AddToTop); });   Here is a ProSnippet that also addresses this: Create layer from a lyrx file  ... View more

Hi, Here are some snippets relating to Annotations: ProSnippets: Annotation. There is also a Concept doc available. Thanks Uma ... View more

Hi Alex, Can you make a small sample add-in project with just this button and send it to me? An attachment posted here will work. I can take a look and see if I can help. Thanks Uma ... View more

Hi Alex, Can you try using the AddMustNotBeTypeId method to pass in the typeIDs to not display? BrowseProjectFilter browseFilter = BrowseProjectFilter.GetFilter("esri_browseDialogFilters_shapefiles"); browseFilter.AddCanBeTypeId("shapefile_general"); browseFilter.AddCanBeTypeId("shapefile_line"); browseFilter.AddMustNotBeTypeId("shapefile_point"); //Add other typeIDs of shape files to not show. ‍‍‍‍‍ Also, this is how my dialog looks (below). I have a file GDB in this location. I don't see it nor am I able to browse into it.  So not sure what is happening there. ... View more

Hi, I added the "shapefile_general" typeID to get this to work. BrowseProjectFilter browseFilter = BrowseProjectFilter.GetFilter("esri_browseDialogFilters_shapefiles"); browseFilter.AddCanBeTypeId("shapefile_general"); browseFilter.AddCanBeTypeId("shapefile_line"); OpenItemDialog browseDialog = new OpenItemDialog {....‍‍‍‍‍ Thanks Uma ... View more