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¡Gracias! Estoy en el proceso de escribir los tutoriales y grabar algunos videos que compartiré aquí.

@@thekalabashmosaics que alegría, espero poder verlos, porque tienes un gran talento y también un nuevo fan, saludos estimado amigo

Happy to help!

Thank you so much

Do you mean adding them all in the attribute table? If yes, I assumed to have all the files under one folder in your machine, and then, if you don't have the field already, create one (of text type), and use the Calculate Field Tool to populate the new field using the path to your files. You'd be able to populate the path for all the fields using the method. This is the easiest of the methods. Does it make sense to you? Let me know!

@@thekalabashmosaics hmm I think so. You’re calculating the path file? Maybe a video on this would help?

@@thekalabashmosaics I do not understand how to get the path to my files. Can you share more detailed steps?

what part did you have an issue with? Are you making a POST or GET request? Alternatively, you can follow this approach - ua-cam.com/video/lsfNzEx3ceE/v-deo.html

@@thekalabashmosaics I've tried as a POST request. It will not allow me to include the username and password in the query string. Ok, I'll try in Python, thanks.

Finally figured out how to get it to work. Looking back, your video skips some steps and makes a few assumptions, but once I sorted those out, it worked.

@@JimBarryYo, I am glad to hear that you did make it work for you. I'll make things to detail every step in the future.

@Nick Creedon . hi. put username and password in the body. not in the header fields. jsut select Body then Form-Data and add key username then add key password and fill the values

thank-you for the highlight there, very much appreciated.

I appreciate it. Have you followed the syntax to construct the path link to the resource that you need to access? To access a document, image, or item which is resting on the cloud or locally in your machine, you'd follow the approach as discussed in the tutorial. You need to ensure that you have a field attribute that carries the URLs of the items that are hosted online or on your machine. Using that field(s), use the syntax as in 4:53 ("<a href= "+ "'"+ !Path! + "'>"+ !Name! + "</a>") and replace with your field names for !Path! and !Name! Good luck!

Hey Malika, I am glad that this helped you to get things working on your end.

@@thekalabashmosaics Hi. I am new to all of this but your video provided great guidance. When I type the syntax, I replaced the !Path! with the hyperlink to where my photos are stored. I replace the !Name! with the attribute field name. I am getting errors and not sure what to do next. Any help would be great.

Hello@@tobeornottobe6797. Thanks for reaching out - have you tried the following when constructing your file path link: ”<a href = ” + ”'”+ !Path! + !Name! + "</a>” Please let me know if that doesn't work when you replace !Path! and !Name! with your specific values. See 5:33 minute in the tutorial ☺️😊

@@thekalabashmosaics Going to give it another shot. Thanks again!

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Thanks a lot SamKim for the feedback. I am glad you liked it

Thank-you Ms Nelly for stopping by to offer the support!

Thanks senior sir Oscar! I do appreciate your feedback 😊

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Hi Todd! I very much appreciate your feedback. I have worked on that for a great experience to anyone following along with the tutorials I post. Again, thanks very much for your constructive feedback. Thanks! One note under this comment, if you turn the viewing resolution to 1080 on the video settings, you might be able to see it on a higher resolution. May be you can try that? Thanks

@@thekalabashmosaics Indeed! Switching to 1080 did help a lot. I've never needed to do that before, but will try to remember that as an option. Thx.

Thanks @@toddturner2715. I understand that it should pick your default screen view resolution. Again, I am appreciative of your support. Peace!

Hello, sure - to access a document, image, or item which is resting on the cloud, you'd follow the same approach as discussed in the tutorial. You need to ensure that you have a field attribute that carries your URLs of the items that are hosted online. Using that field(s), use the same syntax as in 4:53 ("<a href= "+ "'"+ !Path! + "'>"+ !Name! + "</a>") and replace with your field names for !Path! and !Name!. Makes sense?

Thank you Sir! That's a great question - I will be covering the same issue now on Online/Web Maps. This one works only locally (in your ArcGIS pro software) since the paths are referenced locally in your machine. However, if you have links of your PDFs hosted online or on the cloud, the same workflow (with a few tweaks) will still be applicable. Let me know if you have a question. I appreciate that you learned something from this one.

@@thekalabashmosaics Hi were you able to ever make a video covering the pdf links when using ArcGIS Online/Web Maps?

Glad you enjoyed it

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Yeah the 10th is the today Kambas

Thayuini _Zion

Kikuyu are the real acient Hebrews. They are the real daughter of zion

@@paulkamau8851 why did you let them colonise your mind again? Ngai is Ngai, not hebrew or israelite, we are of Mumbi and thats that.

@@ciku2415God is one. What you don't know is that, the Bible was written by black people in Africa.

@@ciku2415 Ngai is maasai does it mean ur also colonized . Whats wrong or deficient with Murungu why desert Him. Ngai created maa(the original people)and their lovely animals from heaven and made them a bridge or a portal to descent on earth. Ngai doesn't hang around mt kirinyaga and nyagathanga He is everwhere and can be invoked anytime. Ngai is not a tribal chief god or a territorial mountain spirit. Ngai is creator of all and the maa people have no problem with other community invoking his name. You have a beautiful song for the nine daughters , what about the miraculous boys who appeared and married the beautiful girls? Could this miraculous handsome herdsboys be maasai who had descent from heaven ? Can we know the names of this boys and why the names cannot be used as clan identity? Were the boys used secretly to impregnate the daughter and then hidden from history. The modern Gikuyu boy child is asking why the father of the clan is missing, could the father be a neighbor maasai or ndorobo? The beautiful kikuyu lady singing clearly show the hallmarks of maasai genetics.

Naaah, Gikuyu had 10 daughters, the 10th is the today Kamba

This are the real daughters of zion

@@paulkamau8851 also known as the divine 9

@@paulkamau8851 divine 9 ?

There was 10

@@paulkamau8851 there were more than 9 clans

@@thekalabashmosaics it's really nice to see your initiative to share the knowledge with others