Latest Contributions by UmaHarano

Hi David, When Pro load's your add-ins (which have references to images in other dlls) - Pro needs to know where these dlls are.  Here are two scenarios: 1. If the referenced dll with the images is another add-in, you could set that add-in's autoload attribute (located in the config.daml) to true.  This way, when your add-in loads, the add-in with the images will also load, thus resolving the image source uris. 2. If the referenced dll with the images is a resource dll (not an add-in), then when you reference it from your add-in, set its "Copy Local" attribute to true. So when your add-in loads, the dll with the images will also be extracted to Pro's assembly Cache, thus resolving the image source uris at runtime. Thanks Uma ... View more

Hi Max, The start page displayed by your configuration is shown at Application startup and cannot be displayed again. One idea is to re-use your start page user control and display it from a tab button (OnClick override of the button) in Pro's backstage.  Thanks Uma ... View more

Hi Jibrahn  If possible can you please send me a code sample and perhaps even a sample dataset so I can reproduce this? I can debug and see what is happening. You can attach zips to your post. Thank you! Uma ... View more

Hi Richard Thank you for the clear explanation on what you are trying to accomplish. I was able to see the issue once I changed my code to use Map overlays.  Look like Overlay graphics don't resize with the map reference scale.   I will update this post once I have some information as to when this will be implemented. Thanks Uma ... View more

Hi Naresh, ArcGIS Pro Extensions NuGet is available from ArcGIS Pro 2.4 release onward only.  If you need to target version 2.1, you will need ArcGIS Pro 2.1.  This wiki page has instructions on "manually" configuring a build machine. You could try doing that. Method 2: Manual configuration of build server Thanks Uma ... View more

Hi Susan, In your new layer, to remove fields from the underlying feature class in the geodatabase, you have to use the Delete Field geoprocessing tool. Thank you! Uma ... View more

Hi Mike One way to do this is - Get the "Layers" collection from the Map using the Layers property. This will give you the collection of layers in that map You can then iterate through this to get the layer you want to move your layer next to. (Using the MoveLayer method ) Things to note: You have to check if the layer is a "Group Layer" in the collection of Layers returned.  If it is a Group Layer, you have to iterate through this collection. Index of the layer is relative to the parent. So within the Group Layer, the index will be relative to the parent group. Thanks Uma ... View more

Hi Sam, One way you can do this - In your Module class' Initialize override, you can subscribe to an event such as the ProjectOpenedEvent. The event handler can set your custom state.  This way when a project opens, your states will get evaluated immediately. ... View more

Hi Sam By default, an add-in's module is set to be loaded just-in-time (JIT). So when Pro application loads, your logic to enable the button is not invoked yet.  You can change this by modifying the "autoload" attribute in the config.daml - Set this to false. <modules> <insertModule id="acme_mainModule" caption="Acme" className="MainModule" autoLoad="false"> <!--Declare additional customizations here..--> </insertModule> </modules>‍‍‍‍‍‍ Thanks Uma ... View more

Hi Dragging from Contents pane is not yet supported using the public API. It will be available with 2.5 that is scheduled to be released in Jan 2020.  In the meantime, the code below will work but it uses some internal namespaces. Extension methods: using ArcGIS.Desktop.Framework.DragDrop; using ArcGIS.Desktop.Internal.Mapping.TOC;//note the “Internal” using ArcGIS.Desktop.Mapping; using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Threading.Tasks; namespace DragAndDrop.Helpers { public static class DragDropExtensions { public static bool HasTOCContent(this DropInfo dropInfo) { return dropInfo?.Data is TOCDragPayload; //This class is in an internal namespace } public static List<MapMember> GetTOCContent(this DropInfo dropInfo) { if (!HasTOCContent(dropInfo)) return new List<MapMember>(); var tocPayload = dropInfo.Data as TOCDragPayload; //get the content return tocPayload.ViewModels.Select(vm => vm.Model).OfType<MapMember>()?.ToList() ?? new List<MapMember>(); } public static List<T> GetTOCContentOfType<T>(this DropInfo dropInfo) where T: MapMember { return GetTOCContent(dropInfo).OfType<T>()?.ToList() ?? new List<T>(); } public static string GetMapUri(this DropInfo dropInfo) { return HasTOCContent(dropInfo) ? ((TOCDragPayload)dropInfo.Data).SourceMapURI : string.Empty; } } } ‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ Usage: public override async void OnDrop(DropInfo dropInfo) { if (dropInfo.HasTOCContent())//extension method { var mm = dropInfo.GetTOCContent();//extension method - returns all MapMembers being dropped //get just feature layers, for example var layers = dropInfo.GetTOCContentOfType<FeatureLayer>(); //extension method //which, honestly, is the same as doing this...so take your pick... var layers2 = mm.OfType<FeatureLayer>()?.ToList() ?? new List<FeatureLayer>(); //and then ditto for StandaloneTable, ElevationSurface, LabelClass, etc. //last, get the source map to which the map members belong var mapuri = dropInfo.GetMapUri(); //99 times out of a 100 this will be the active view map.... //but, if not, get the actual map (or scene) this way var map = FrameworkApplication.Panes.OfType<IMapPane>()?.Select(mp => mp.MapView.Map) .Where(m => m.URI == mapuri).First(); } ‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ Thanks Uma ... View more