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Adding features with attribution to Feature Service using Jupyter Notebooks and ArcGIS Python API?

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I want to have a user add points by clicking on a map in a Jupyter Notebook and those points get pushed to a feature service.

I'm able to accomplish that task, but I would like the user to be able to customize the attribution for the points they just added.

I'm envisioning a pop up with the various fields that appears when the user adds a point on the map and they just type in a string. I've tried using input(), as well as ipywidgets.

Is there another way to accomplish this?

Most of the examples I see online are for the ArcGIS JavaScript API.

def create_feature(_map, location):

 try:
 object_id = 1
 point = geometry.Point(location)
 feature = features.Feature(
 geometry=point,
 attributes=
 'OBJECTID': object_id,
 'PARK_NAME': 'My Park',
 'TRL_NAME': 'Foobar Trail',
 'ELEV_FT': '5000'
 
 )

 trailheads_layer.edit_features(adds=[feature])
 _map.draw(point)

 except Exception as e:
 print("Couldn't create the feature. ".format(str(e)))

m.on_click(create_feature)

arcgis-python-api jupyter-notebook

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0

I want to have a user add points by clicking on a map in a Jupyter Notebook and those points get pushed to a feature service.

I'm able to accomplish that task, but I would like the user to be able to customize the attribution for the points they just added.

I'm envisioning a pop up with the various fields that appears when the user adds a point on the map and they just type in a string. I've tried using input(), as well as ipywidgets.

Is there another way to accomplish this?

Most of the examples I see online are for the ArcGIS JavaScript API.

def create_feature(_map, location):

 try:
 object_id = 1
 point = geometry.Point(location)
 feature = features.Feature(
 geometry=point,
 attributes=
 'OBJECTID': object_id,
 'PARK_NAME': 'My Park',
 'TRL_NAME': 'Foobar Trail',
 'ELEV_FT': '5000'
 
 )

 trailheads_layer.edit_features(adds=[feature])
 _map.draw(point)

 except Exception as e:
 print("Couldn't create the feature. ".format(str(e)))

m.on_click(create_feature)

arcgis-python-api jupyter-notebook

share|improve this question

edited 2 days ago

Kadir Şahbaz

4,52721331

asked 2 days ago

fpolig01fpolig01

15311

add a comment | 

I want to have a user add points by clicking on a map in a Jupyter Notebook and those points get pushed to a feature service.

I'm able to accomplish that task, but I would like the user to be able to customize the attribution for the points they just added.

I'm envisioning a pop up with the various fields that appears when the user adds a point on the map and they just type in a string. I've tried using input(), as well as ipywidgets.

Is there another way to accomplish this?

Most of the examples I see online are for the ArcGIS JavaScript API.

def create_feature(_map, location):

 try:
 object_id = 1
 point = geometry.Point(location)
 feature = features.Feature(
 geometry=point,
 attributes=
 'OBJECTID': object_id,
 'PARK_NAME': 'My Park',
 'TRL_NAME': 'Foobar Trail',
 'ELEV_FT': '5000'
 
 )

 trailheads_layer.edit_features(adds=[feature])
 _map.draw(point)

 except Exception as e:
 print("Couldn't create the feature. ".format(str(e)))

m.on_click(create_feature)

arcgis-python-api jupyter-notebook

share|improve this question

edited 2 days ago

Kadir Şahbaz

4,52721331

asked 2 days ago

fpolig01fpolig01

15311

def create_feature(_map, location):

 try:
 object_id = 1
 point = geometry.Point(location)
 feature = features.Feature(
 geometry=point,
 attributes=
 'OBJECTID': object_id,
 'PARK_NAME': 'My Park',
 'TRL_NAME': 'Foobar Trail',
 'ELEV_FT': '5000'
 
 )

 trailheads_layer.edit_features(adds=[feature])
 _map.draw(point)

 except Exception as e:
 print("Couldn't create the feature. ".format(str(e)))

m.on_click(create_feature)

share|improve this question

edited 2 days ago

Kadir Şahbaz

4,52721331

asked 2 days ago

fpolig01fpolig01

15311

share|improve this question

edited 2 days ago

Kadir Şahbaz

4,52721331

asked 2 days ago

fpolig01fpolig01

15311

edited 2 days ago

Kadir Şahbaz

4,52721331

edited 2 days ago

Kadir Şahbaz

4,52721331

asked 2 days ago

fpolig01fpolig01

15311

asked 2 days ago

fpolig01fpolig01

15311