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Meine App „Meine gewählten Vertreter“ – Reihenfolge der Einträge im Pop-up ändern

jhodny@Newark.de.us_CityOfNewarkDE

Hallo zusammen. Gibt es eine Möglichkeit, im Konfigurationsbereich der Anwendung die Reihenfolge der Layer im kombinierten Pop-up festzulegen? Derzeit werden die gewählten US-Kongressabgeordneten ganz oben angezeigt, gefolgt (mehr oder weniger) von den lokalen Amtsträgern. Ich möchte, dass die Liste von der lokalen bis zur nationalen Ebene verläuft, also von oben nach unten. Vielen Dank im Voraus. Jay

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JoeCatanzarita1

Jay,

Thank you for the clarification! I downloaded and deployed the solution yesterday, but realized I didn't have the necessary data to publish up to ArcGIS Online.

There is a sample application (http://statelocaltryit.maps.arcgis.com/apps/InformationLookup/index.html?appid=90bc8dc5d2614f3398f06a800890d84c) linked to the Solution Web Page. If you click on a boundary, it will list all of the information on the right-hand side similar to what you have, however in the order you wish to see.

There must be a setting, or a way you can manually rearrange the text-box to display the order you'd like within the application itself.

Joe

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JoeCatanzarita1

Hi Jay Hodny,

I believe I understand your question, but to further clarify ... would you be able to provide the application that you're talking about? By the way, the only way that I'd be able to look at your application is if the Web Map/Application (and it's associated layers) are all shared publicly.

When it comes to rearranging pop-ups, you're able to do so by:

Clicking on the "More Options" of the layer and selecting "Configure Pop-up".
Here, you can click on "Configure Attributes".
In this interface, you're able to move fields up/down as well as make some visible or invisible.

If this doesn't answer your question, looking at your application will be very helpful!

Cheers,

Joe

jhodny@Newark.de.us_CityOfNewarkDE

Hi Joe,

I am working with the 'My Elected Representative' solution. Here is the link to the publicly-shared app: Information Lookup I have populated the ElectoralDistricts solution's feature service in Pro. Pulled the service into the My Elected Representative web map along with a couple of other services (e.g., Mayor and Governor) in AGOL. In the app, when I click on a location,the combined pop-up appears on the left which lists the various elected officials from national to local elections, top to bottom (more or less). I would like to have the local officials at the top. I have tried rearranging the layers in the Web Map, but this does not change the order in the app's combined pop-up. I thought maybe the layer names or aliases were controlling the order (alphabetically), but it doesn't hold. I am interested in rearranging the items in the combined pop-up which, I think, is created in the application. Thank you for your help.

Sincerely,

Jay

JoeCatanzarita1

Jay,

Thank you for the clarification! I downloaded and deployed the solution yesterday, but realized I didn't have the necessary data to publish up to ArcGIS Online.

There must be a setting, or a way you can manually rearrange the text-box to display the order you'd like within the application itself.

Joe

jhodny@Newark.de.us_CityOfNewarkDE

Hi Joe, Yes that listing order (local to federal, top to bottom) is what I am after. If there is a setting in the configuration panel or a way to rearrange the list, I have yet to find them. Thanks for you help. Sincerely, Jay

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