One Layer, several (mutually exclusive symbologies) in a WebMap

ABraun

Hallo everybode, I have tried two days and did not find any solution. I'm well experienced with ArcGIS Pro and have already created WebMaps, but at this stage I think I am missing something.

My task is simple, I have a polygon layer with 3 attributes (all numeric but different units and value ranges) 

I want to publish this layer and have the user select the attribute and a symbology assigned to it. 

In ArcGIS Pro I can just duplicate the layer, set my three styles, put them into a layer group and make it mutually exclusive so only one layer is shown at a time (hope the attached gif works). When I export his to a web map, only the currently visible layer is used.

I tried to define different styles in ArcGIS online (but failed to have several in parallel), also checked for possibilities in the Instant App, the Experience Builder and the WebMap Classic, but none of them allows me to have only one attribute displayed at a time.

I do not want to have all three attributes shown in parallel with simple checkboxes where the user has to turn one off when another one is turned on. I'd like to have some kind of radio checkboxes for the three styles or any other solution that works. 

 

If someone has an idea, I'd be glad to hear it. But please no suggestions unless you know it works, I really tried everything and this is either not possible or I'm not doing it in the right order. 

Best greetings and thank you in advance

Andy

Checkboxes.gif

G78207_KenBlankinship_10.jpg

AaronKoelker

@ABraun The gif in that linked thread is still accurate, but you're next step would be to put your 3 layers into a group. You can create a group by clicking the ... button to the right of any of those layers and choosing "Group" at the bottom of the menu that appears. Expand the new "Group" layer that was created in the Layers panel and you'll see your one layer inside of it. Next, drag the other two layers inside of the group as well (using the six dot handle to the left of the layer name, or you can click the ... button to the right of the layer name again and choose the "Move" option). Sometimes the Move option is easier, as getting the layer to go inside of the group instead of below it via drag can be finicky. You'll know the layer is inside the group if it is indented below the Group Layer row. 

Once they are all in a group, click on the Group Layer row and go to the Properties tab on the far right of the screen. Scroll down to the visibility section and toggle on the "Exclusive visibility" option. 

The layers in your group will now have radio button toggles.