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Re: Python Assign User Category · ‎09-14-2023

Got it to apply finally. Here is what worked for me using the user.update() user.update(categories = ["/Categories/States/Colorado"]) I was trying to apply a category that was nested I suppose...

Re: User Categories · ‎09-14-2023

So in other words it indicates that it should work and it does sort of...but not really

Re: User Categories · ‎09-14-2023

This works on the actual user but I am having issues getting it to actually add it to the categories listed in my Organization level Members page.

‎03-14-2023

What I am seeing is that the score is pretty much always 100 if using the World Geocoder. Of course you can create a view off of that but must share it publicly for those not logged in to use it. This is not an option for us. Using the world geocoder basically finds a match for anything. There has to be a better way to catch bad addresses?

‎02-18-2022

Looks like the empty service is due to some date fields not being of type datetime and one of them being a Timestamp value in the excel sheet so I think this is the issue.

‎02-18-2022

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‎02-17-2022

Python API 1.9.1 I am seeing something similar to a few other posts where publishing from a SDF like sdf.spatial.to_featurelayer() creates the layer but there are no features or there is some other problem. I have followed the https://developers.arcgis.com/python/sample-notebooks/html-table-to-pandas-data-frame-to-portal-item... example but in my case I only need to produce the SDF from known Lat Long fields so I use the following code basically I have tried all the methods out there and all produce broken services or services with features that only show up in the map viewer classic? sdf = pd.read_excel("combined gis.xlsx") #used this as a work around to try instead of the from_xy() same result lat longs are backward in my sheet sdf['SHAPE'] = sdf.apply(lambda row : arcgis.geometry.Geometry({'x': row['Long'], 'y': row['Lat'], 'spatialReference': {'wkid': 4326}}), axis=1 ) sdf.spatial.set_geometry(sdf['SHAPE']) #used this but produces a empty service but the sdf plots fine in the map in my browser # sdf = dataframe1.spatial.from_xy(dataframe1, x_column='Long', y_column='Lat') print(len(sdf)) #filtered features with 0,0 in case that was causing a problem sdf = sdf[sdf.Lat != 0] print(len(sdf)) print(sdf.spatial.sr) # print(sdf) #the import just creates an empty service # fc = gis.content.import_data(sdf) #this also creates an empty service lyr = sdf.spatial.to_featurelayer('EMPTY USELESS LAYER', gis) #sdf plots fine in the jupyter notebook browser map1 = gis.map() map1.add_layer(sdf) map1 This workflow has never worked for me and so I have always just saved things locally to a feature class in FGDB then published from there. If anyone has any ideas I am listening! from_xy is simple enough but there is something happening when I try to import it or publish it - maybe with the projection? Maybe I am missing something simple. I have looked at all samples and people have had similar issues but this scenario is even more basic than most and it doesn't work. Thanks!

‎02-17-2022

I am seeing something similar where publishing from a SDF like sdf.spatial.to_featurelayer() creates the layer but there are no features. I have followed the https://developers.arcgis.com/python/sample-notebooks/html-table-to-pandas-data-frame-to-portal-item/ example but in my case I only need to produce the SDF from known Lat Long fields so I use the following code basically I have tried all the methods out there and all produce broken services or services with features that only show up in the map view classic? No Idea. sdf = pd.read_excel("combined gis.xlsx") #used this as a work around to try instead of the from_xy() same result lat longs are backward in my sheet sdf['SHAPE'] = sdf.apply(lambda row : arcgis.geometry.Geometry({'x': row['Long'], 'y': row['Lat'], 'spatialReference': {'wkid': 4326}}), axis=1 ) sdf.spatial.set_geometry(sdf['SHAPE']) #used this but produces a empty service but the sdf plots fine in the map in my browser # sdf = dataframe1.spatial.from_xy(dataframe1, x_column='Long', y_column='Lat') print(len(sdf)) #filtered features with 0,0 in case that was causing a problem sdf = sdf[sdf.Lat != 0] print(len(sdf)) print(sdf.spatial.sr) # print(sdf) #the import just creates an empty service # fc = gis.content.import_data(sdf) #this also creates an empty service lyr = sdf.spatial.to_featurelayer('EMPTY USELESS LAYER', gis) #sdf plots fine in the jupyter notebook browser map1 = gis.map() map1.add_layer(sdf) map1 This workflow has never worked for me and so I have always just saved things locally to a feature class in FGDB then published from there. If anyone has any ideas I am listening! from_xy is simple enough but there is something happening when I try to import it or publish it - maybe with the projection? Maybe I am missing something simple. I have looked at all samples and people have had similar issues but this scenario is even more basic than most and it doesn't work. Thanks!

‎11-05-2020

Earl Medina‌ or Trevor McDonald I have the WMTS layer rendering fine in the beta Map Viewer but when I zoom in and back out its seems like it stops rendering the tiles that it had previously been rendering. data={"operationalLayers":[{ "templateUrl":f'{templateUrl}?api_key={api_key}', "copyright":"Planet", "fullExtent":{ "xmin":f'-{extent}', "ymin":f'-{extent}', "xmax":extent, "ymax":extent, "spatialReference":{"wkid":102100} }, "id":"WebTiled_54", "title":"TestWebTiled", "type":"WebTiledLayer", "layerType":"WebTiledLayer", "tileInfo": {}, "wmtsInfo": { "url": f'{lyr.dataSource}', "layerIdentifier": "Combined scene layer", "tileMatrixSet": "GoogleMapsCompatible23" }, "visibility":True,"opacity":1 }], "baseMap":{"baseMapLayers":[{"id":"defaultBasemap", "layerType":"ArcGISTiledMapServiceLayer","url":"https://services.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/World_Topo_Map/MapServer", "visibility":True,"opacity":1,"title":"Topographic"}],"title":"Topographic"},"spatialReference":{"wkid":102100,"latestWkid":3857}, "authoringApp":"WebMapViewer","authoringAppVersion":"4.3","version":"2.1"}‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ Any thoughts on this based on the text parameters?

‎09-10-2020

Not certain this will solve your issue but for a prefix be sure that your prefix itself does not include an underscore '_' since this is being added by the script after whatever prefix you choose. The fact that it is saying the tables already exist should not cause the tool to fail it should instead check the existing feature class and filter existing features.

‎09-02-2020

https://community.esri.com/docs/DOC-15393-sync-feature-service-to-sde-py3x

‎09-02-2020

Modified script from James Tedrick that will run in ArcPro. Only changes the way urllib2 is imported and encodes string to 'utf-8' where urlencode is used. Also in Py3 dictionary.iteritems() is replaced by dictionary.items() did not have this in the original post so just open the script and alter...

‎08-27-2020

I am running the script using python 3x. The main things I ran into has to do with urllib2. In Py3 needs to be imported a little differently. from urllib.request import urlopen from urllib.parse import urlencode‍‍‍ Then of course remove anything using urllib2. also where urlencode is being used it needs to be explicity encoded as bytes or 'utf-8' (at least the error I got was a 'TypeError' where the parameters for the url were being treated as string.) urlencode(replicaParameters).encode("utf-8")‍ I did not really have any other issue that I can remember aside from those differences in using urllib.... Thanks again for all your work on this James this script has held up over the years!

‎06-15-2020

Try using a service Item ID that you are familiar with. Like one that is in your own AGOL organization do not try using the default Item ID. The error you are getting is basically saying it is not finding a feature service based on the ID you are giving it.

‎05-05-2020

I ran into this issue. Oddly enough the tool I have makes edits to a service and it fails if I start with an empty service or one that does not contain a feature that was created in AGOL or Pro. Once I add a point that was created in AGOL or Pro I do not get the error anymore. Not ideal.

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