Latest Contributions by JoshuaSharp-Heward

Hi Clive, I'll admit I'm a little confused about your code, as I don't see any reference to  FeatureName[0] and your variable "groups" seems to be returning your feature layers? Also your output doesn't match what's in your "rowitem" at all?  Regardless, to access that information you need to access the FeatureLayer object properties, which gives you access to the name and id as a dictionary. # this prints the dictionary with all of the extra info, flayer being a Feature Layer object flayer.properties # to print id and name respectively flayer.properties["id"] flayer.properties["name"] If your intention is to iterate over every feature layer and print out that information, I think the following code does it a bit more efficiently. serviceItems = gis.content.search("*", item_type="Feature*", max_items=1000) for item in serviceItems: layers = item.layers for lyr in layers: try: print(item.id, item.url, lyr.properties["id"], lyr.properties["name"]) except Exception as e: print(e) ... View more

Hi Tanner, I wrote a script to do this last year: gis-administration/search_webmaps_for_services.py at master · joshsharpheward/gis-administration · GitHub which I designed to be run from ArcGIS Pro, you can download the gp toolbox in that repo to use it straight away! Otherwise if you want to run it from another environment you can copy the code from the script and just modify the 'gis = GIS("pro")' and ' services = arcpy . GetParameter ( 0 )' lines. Note my script also scans web applications in your portal/agol to see if the service is being used in any configured searches, but this can be stripped out easily. ... View more