Latest Contributions by DarrenWiens2

allows only 5 when I try to enter more Do you mean it will revert to the number 5 for precision, or it actually truncates data values to precision 5? I was under the impression that precision is ignored in everything except RDBMSes, so I think you can rest easy, but if it's limiting your data values, that would be a problematic bug. ... View more

Please post your revised code. ... View more

I think you're thinking about this backwards: if lyr.name.lower() == "Taxparcels1": The layer you're inspecting is "lyr". It has a name, maybe "TaXpArCeLs1". The .lower() representation would be "taxparcels1". In any case, no lyr.name.lower() will ever equal "Taxparcels1" because it has an uppercase letter. ... View more

Well, you can only use Minus to find the difference between two rasters, not two lists of rasters, so you can either put the Minus inside a loop or somehow summarize the lists into a summary raster beforehand. ... View more

Maybe a picture would help, but here's what I'm guessing you can do: 1.) calculate centroid coordinates in polygon table 2.) calculate point coordinates in point table 3.) join polygon attributes to point attributes based on APN 4.) use good old math to calculate the angle between the point coordinates and joined centroid coordinates ... View more

arcpy.ListRasters() returns a list of rasters, but Minus wants two individual rasters. If you just want the first (and, presumably, only?) raster, use arcpy.ListRasters()[0]. ... View more

It's id="nav-bar" for me. In Chrome Dev tools there's a button to inspect DOM elements: Inspect and Edit Pages and Styles  |  Web  |  Google Developers  ... View more

Can you find it using the Chrome dev tools element inspection tool? Otherwise, can you post a screenshot of exactly what you're looking for, and what settings you use to make a right-hand navigation div? ... View more

Are you deploying the app from the source code or building the application (via grunt)? Also, what exactly does "it goes to load but nothing" mean? Is it the endless "initializing story map" screen or something else? Are there any errors in the console? Can you provide a link to the non-working story map? ... View more

Interesting! I'd say the two groups identified as "early majority" should be swapped, since (I think) blending prepared with materials and projects is more innovative than solely using prepared materials, but I suppose that's a minor point and wouldn't fit your curve as nicely . ... View more

Because you're running this in ArcMap, even though the underlying dataset is a feature class, you are referencing the feature layer. If you reference the feature class by including the full path rather than the feature layer name, you should get the error Joshua mentions. ... View more

For my two cents, it depends if you need to do this many times or just once. If just once, bite the bullet and manually place annotations. If many times, add a number column to your parcel layer, edit the numbers so they will label in a logical order, label with those numbers, and place a number/name table on the map (I've done this on more maps than I care to admit). ... View more

"FullStreet = 'street'" looks for the literal string 'street', and since you probably don't have any records where the value is 'street', nothing gets added. You need to substitute the variable value into your query, which gets a little complicated with the quotes. Basically, it should be something like: "FullStreet = '" + street + "'" (but you may have to play around with the quoting situation). ... View more

I think you need to initialize yr inside the codeblock string. The variables inside the codeblock don't communicate with those in the main script. ... View more

Thanks, Robert Scheitlin, GISP‌! I'll just post that this is as easy as adding the following to the widgets array in the main app config.json (not the widget config.json): {   "uri": "widgets/MyWidget/Widget" },‍‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more