Latest Contributions by GeoJosh

‎06-22-2021

Sethabile, Which library are you referring to? Arcpy or the ArcGIS Python API? If you are referring to arcpy, you will need to set the Python interpreter in VSCode to the one that is installed alongside ArcGIS Pro. The default location of this interpreter is: "C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Pro\bin\Python\envs\arcgispro-py3\python.exe" If you are referring to the Python API, you can either follow the steps above, or install the Python API in existing Python installation by following the steps outlined in this documentation. After doing so, follow the steps in the first link to set this Python environment in VSCode. Hope this helps. Let me know if you have any other questions. Josh

‎06-02-2021

404 tells us that no file at that path is found. Echoing Jayanta above, can reach the images in question by manually typing in the URL in a browser tab? Does it work over HTTP as opposed to HTTPS?

‎05-25-2021

Hello, If the feature service has the sync capability enabled, you can use the Create Replica operation at REST to download a copy of the table. https://developers.arcgis.com/rest/services-reference/enterprise/create-replica.htm Josh

‎05-07-2021

Yulia, 499 is a token required message. Can the user you're authenticated as see and access the service either at the REST endpoint of the server or in Portal? It may not be shared properly. Josh

‎05-07-2021

Rakesh, Can you please provide the JavaScript you're using to get the user's location? -Josh

‎05-06-2021

Alexander, Try using "token" instead of "apiKey". For example: https://basemaps-api.arcgis.com/arcgis/rest/services/styles/<MY_STYLE_ID>?token=<token>

‎04-19-2021

Hi there, Are you able to share you data? If so, please export it as a map package to a file and share it here. Or, feel free to private message me. Thanks, Josh

‎04-16-2021

To troubleshoot further you will need to attach both Python files to a reply to this message. Thank you, Josh

‎04-16-2021

Your import statement may be incorrect. Replace <pythonfile> with the name of the Python file that contains the getPerson function. import arcpy from <pythonfile> import getPerson filePath = "C:/1.gdb" name, age, county = getPerson(filePath)

‎04-16-2021

Okay, the second part of my response still stand true. Given your current code sample, it looks like you are calling a class function (class.function(parameters)) but the function definition shows no sign of being a class method. Try invoking the function like this: import arcpy, getPerson filePath = "C:/1.gdb" name, age, county = getPerson(filePath)

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Re: "LINK VISUAL STUDIO CODE WITH ARCGIS 10.6.1"

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Re: Error while loading survey form

Re: 403 error with presumably valid token

Re: ArcGIS Online publishing failed

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