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The answer seems to be that this is not possible, certainly not out of the box, and so I have posted an ArcGIS Idea to have it implemented as an enhancement. The Idea I posted has now been Merged wit …

If my Comment does not help, or in any event, can I suggest that the following may provide a slightly more elegant way to zoom to the extent of a where clause result. I did it your way at first but h …

The current answer to this appears to be "No" but there is an ArcGIS Idea called Exporting maps into GeoPDF format which mentions that: it's impossible to rename layers, once the pdf is created, all …

I often write PDF files using ArcPy with ArcGIS Pro 2.0 using code like: import arcpy aprx = arcpy.mp.ArcGISProject(r"C:\temp\test.aprx") lyt = aprx.listLayouts("Layout")[0] lyt.exportToPDF(r"C:\temp\ … This means every close is two clicks instead of one, and I am not making any changes to the PDF so I am always choosing No. …

To "Make a pdf doc with a page for each elementary boundary" I would recommend an alternative approach of using your layer of elementary boundaries as the index for Data Driven Pages: Data Driven Pages … With a map enabled for Data Driven Pages then you can just Export Map to a multi-page PDF file. …

Your 5 static text pages can then be created by exporting perhaps Word document(s) to PDF files. … You can then use the PDFDocument class in ArcPy to open the map PDF file and append the other PDF files as pages into it. …

I currently include an email address in a text element created using the Rectangle Text tool and its map gets exported to a PDF file. … Is it possible to use ArcMap text formatting (or any other means) to assign a mailto: hyperlink to that email address so that it persists into the PDF file as something that can be clicked on to start …

This blog posting from the GIS Collective seems to point the way to a sample solution from Esri in St Louis: This Sample demonstrates the ability to use arcpy.mapping to export high quality PDF …

path name then I think it would be helpful to either show us that or to copy your MXDs into a folder like C:\temp so that you can I'm suspicious as to whether outpdf is specifying valid values for your PDF …

Consequently, you should be able to open a copy of that PDF file and delete all but one page using deletePages (page_range) with a range that can be specified either side of the page you are interested … 1): arcpy.Copy_management(pdfPath,pdfPath.replace("test","page"+str(count))) pageList.append(str(count)) del pdfDoc print pageList for count in range(1,pageCount + 1): print "Processing PDF …

one called TEST1.pdf and "TEST2" written in the one called TEST2.pdf. … once between repeated exports of a layout to PDF. …

From testing by @KHibma it appears that this problem is non-reproducible at ArcGIS Pro versions 1.4 (released) and ... 2.0 (under development) Consequently, the solution appears to be to upgrad …

The software behaviour that you are observing is documented under Exporting your map: Troubleshooting map export: Rasterization: Layer transparency and BMP-based picture symbols can cause maps to …

I want to come at this from a different direction and show you how you can test the logic in each of the answers by using purely Python rather than ArcPy. I may or may not have copied/understood each …

You will need to replace this line: arcpy.mapping.ExportToPDF(mxd,newPDF) with an if/else that uses this pseudo code: if "DDP enabled mxd": "Export PDF of all pages" else: arcpy.mapping.ExportToPDF … (mxd,newPDF) To do "Export PDF of all pages" I recommend reviewing Combining Data Driven Pages with Python and arcpy.mapping where these lines of code will play a part: ddp = mxd.dataDrivenPages ddp.exportToPDF …