Latest Contributions by JanetRogers

I am interested in bringing text from Wikipedia and displaying it in a popup.  (This is a map of the world and I want a country summary from Wikipedia to appear in a popup).  I am able to get the text via the Wikipedia API reasonably successfully (eg "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&titles="+ CountryNameField +"&prop=extracts%7Cpageimages%7Cinfo&pithumbsize=400&inprop=url&redirects=&format=json&origin=*") however, I can only create a link to this text and not bring it in to the popup for display.   If anyone can point me to information that will enable me to do that, I would appreciate it. ... View more

I am attempting to put a 2-dimensional list of data into a numpy array for use with NumPyArrayToTable.  If I create a array of strings like this: inarray = numpy.array( [ ('Route.mxd', 'False', 'Emirates_Route', 'route.shp', '0.0') ('Route.mxd', 'False', 'World Cities', 'cities', '50.0') ('Updated.mxd', 'True', 'Meter1', 'Meter1', '0.0') ('Updated.mxd', 'True', 'Meter1', 'Meter1', '0.0')],numpy.dtype(dts)) Then it converts perfectly into a numpy.array and then to an ArcGIS Table. The data-type string works perfectly: [('Map', '|S45'), ('RelativePath', '|S5'), ('LayerName', '|S35'), ('LayerFile', '|S85'), ('Scale', '|S15')] However when I create an list via looping and appending the strings in python (code below), I end up with an list/array like this: [ ['Route.mxd', 'False', 'Emirates_Route', 'route.shp', '0.0'], ['Route.mxd', 'False', 'World Cities', 'cities', '50.0'], ['Updated.mxd', 'True', 'Meter1', 'Meter1', '0.0'], ['Updated.mxd', 'True', 'Meter1', 'Meter1', '0.0']] This converts to a numpy.array with no problems, but when I use NumPyArrayToTable, it creates the 5 columns correctly, but puts all the data in the first column as: Route.mxd False Emirates_Route route.shp 0.0 Route.mxd False World Cities... I can see that these two data structures are being handled differently by numpy, however I don't know how to get the second into the same format as the first, which works perfectly.  I have tried using asarray to convert the list to an array but this appears to duplicate everything and still leaves the square brackets. (I realise that numpy is not really meant for strings, but I am trying to code using it and this is just a theoretical exercise.) MyList.append([])                                              MyList[count].append(mapDoc.encode('UTF8'))                         MyList[count].append(relPaths.encode('UTF8'))                         MyList[count].append(lyrTitle.encode('UTF8'))                        MyList[count].append(sourceTitle.encode('UTF8'))                         MyList[count].append(theScale.encode('UTF8')) ... View more

I have been through most of this Collector forum and I can't quite find an answer to a couple of simple (?) questions that I have. My company is still on 10.1 for Desktop and Servers.  If I publish a Hosted Service on AGOL from my 10.1 desktop can this then be enabled at AGOL for offline editing in Collector? How easy is it to get the data back from the Hosted Service to my desktop? Short answers will be fine.  I really just need to know if this can be done or not. ... View more