Information sharing for LA County GIS users
The 2022 Esri UC solidified the need for a complete transition for ArcGIS Pro ASAP! One of the sessions provided helpful links to those who are hesitant to make the transition. I will share some value-added eGIS Member benefits knowledge….
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Hello, This is just a heads up on an issue I noticed today regarding publishing a map service to ArcGIS Server from ArcGIS Pro. I published a parcel analysis layer to egisags6 and removed several fields from the layer that…
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7/21/21 Update: Users may be receiving this warning message about ArcGIS Pro expiring again. Please don’t be alarmed. ESRI is looking into this and assured us that our licenses are valid. For the users are using ArcGIS Online / ArcGIS…
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We were just informed that at 5pm today, ISD will be updating the ADFS token sign-in certificate, which may affect access to our LA County ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Pro (desktop). Between 5pm and 6pm, users may experience issues when…
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Hello, Those of you who have taken ESRI’s Cartography MOOC will recognize John Nelson. He has a You Tube Channel in which he demonstrates a variety of cartographic techniques using Pro (click here). These are ‘One Minute Hacks’ so they…
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UPDATED: I’m happy to share that this bug has been fixed in the latest version of 2.4! When ESRI was able to replicate the issue on their end, they did log it and resolved it and said that in 2.4…
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For those of you using the latest version of ArcGIS Pro, please read this alert from ESRI – if you haven’t received this already. Click here for instructions on removing version 2.2.2 and reverting back to 2.2.1.
One of the sticking points of ArcGIS Pro is its project-based nature and difficulty accessing data sources that aren’t already included in the project. This has been somewhat made easier with the “Favorites” section of the Catalog View that was…
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Hello all, Please see this article from ESRI’s blog that talks about this cool ‘Firefly Cartography’ style, and provides a link to the ‘Firefly.stylx’ file that is now available for ArcGIS Pro 2.0+ You can make cool maps like this:…
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Many of us noticed the lack of ArcGIS Desktop demos at the latest User Conference, and it appears a migration to ArcGIS Pro may be imminent. Per Esri’s Product Life Cyle page, “Mature Support” for 10.5 starts in 2020. Another…
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