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‎08-13-2015

If so, what are you using it for?

‎08-12-2015

Well, that's good. Now you can write arcpy scripts that run outside of ArcMap. I'd suggest calling ESRI tech support. Without being able to remote into your computer, it's hard to troubleshoot. However, I've personally only seen the Missing icons in two instances: There was a syntax error in the script The Environment Variables weren't setup correctly Good luck!

‎08-12-2015

Yeah, I think your Windows Environment Variables are the issue here. You need to right click on My Computer and go to Properties, then click on the Advanced system settings, and then on the Advanced tab click on the Environment Variables button at the bottom. Next, in the lower part of the window find the Variable that says Path and double click on it, and makes sure that the following paths are at the front of the Variable value list: C:\Python27\ArcGIS10.2;C:\Python27\ArcGIS10.2\Scripts;C:\Python27\ArcGIS10.2\Lib; (Verify that these paths exist and are in this location, of course. If you just upgraded to 10.3 like you mentioned below, you'll probably need to change the paths to ArcGIS10.3 instead of 10.2) You'll then most likely need to restart. After restarting, try doing the python and import arcpy from the Command Prompt again.

‎08-12-2015

If you open a Command Prompt window (start, run, cmd) and type python and then import arcpy - do you get any errors?

‎08-10-2015

Sweet.

‎08-10-2015

In the new 4.0 version, will we still be able to consume hosted Python geoprocessing services through the Geoprocessor class? I noticed the Geoprocessor class isn't currently part of the 4.0 version, but I know not everything has been added yet. I just want to make sure that this functionality is not going away?

‎07-17-2015

Thanks for the very detailed reply! Very helpful.

‎06-18-2015

I asked a similar question on GIS SE the other day: Incorrect time displaying in ArcGIS Javascipt popup template The answer I got worked great for when I was using the PopupTemplate, but I've since switched to using the TooltipDialog or Info Window. In ArcMap, I have a field called ReadTime of Date data type, and it shows the value: 6/17/2015 2:58:35 PM I'm using the following formatting for the TooltipDialog: "<b>Read Time: </b>${ReadTime:DateFormat(datePattern: 'M/d/yyyy hh:mm:ss a', selector:'date')}" The problem is that in the web map I'm getting the following value: 6/17/2015 7:58:35 AM So, the time is showing as 7 hours behind. Is there a similar way I can set the UTC offset to 0, like when I used the PopupTemplate?

‎06-15-2015

I'm curious if anyone has used both products, and what you found to be the pros/cons of each? Or, if you've only used one, feel free to chime in too. I'm most after a comparison though. Thanks.

‎06-08-2015

Yeah, I'm using the ArcGIS JavaScript API for the web map, and then I published a Python geoprocessing tool to the server that does the exporting. It's all very similar to this guide, but more customized for what we need: ArcGIS Help (10.2, 10.2.1, and 10.2.2) And there's nothing different about the text. If you compare the two images above, you can see that the pole / light / fuse symbols are also missing from the PDF version. Very strange.

‎06-08-2015

Well, the whole point of this is to export to a PDF via a web map. If it comes down to it I suppose I'll have to export to PNG instead, but I'd prefer PDF.

‎06-08-2015

Thanks, but I've tried every possible combination for the different options, and nothing works.

‎06-08-2015

I've setup a web map that allows a user to export to PDF using an MXD template I created, but the text and symbols are all messed up. However, if I export to something like PNG, it looks okay. Any idea what could be causing the PDF to not export correctly? I've read about different fonts like Calibri causing problems, but I'm using Arial. Our server is currently running Windows Server 2007 with ArcGIS Desktop and ArcGIS for Server 10.2.1. PNG export: PDF export:

‎06-04-2015

I'm trying to publish a geoprocessing service (10.2.1) that will be used to generate a PDF from a webmap using an MXD layout as a template. The problem is that if I try to import any module besides arcpy , the publishing just runs forever until I kill it. For example, I tried to import os , and it just hangs while it's publishing. When I remove import os , it publishes just fine. Same thing happens with any other module I try to import. Any idea what's wrong here? I found this thread that has the exact same problem, but there wasn't really a solution: Publishing geoprocessing service takes forver

‎05-04-2015

Right. I guess my main point is that I'd like to have a way of getting user input without needing to use an existing toolbox.

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