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Save client-side FeatureLayers as Portal Items

Jeff.Thompson@arlingtontx.gov_arlingtontx

As owner of the Experience Builder Custom Widgets Group and co-creator of the Custom Draw Widget, I have seen many requests for being able to save drawings created by the Widget. The most logical way to do this would be to take the graphics generated by the Widget, convert them to a client-side FeatureLayer and then save them as a Hosted Feature Layer on the Online/Enterprise Portal. However, there is currently no support for creating a new Portal item from scratch in the JavaScript API. I would like a built-in method for creating a Portal Item from a client-side FeatureLayer.

https://community.esri.com/t5/experience-builder-custom-widgets/re-designed-draw-widget/m-p/1352200

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ArcGIS Online & Enterprise

Needs Clarification

Status: Needs Clarification

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Jeff.Thompson@arlingtontx.gov_arlingtontx

Yes, a MapNotesLayer could be useful for the base level of this request, but I think there is a use case for going a few steps further and creating a full featured FeatureLayer with a schema and attributes.

UndralBatsukh

Hi there,

We have a plan to add a support for persisting MapNotesLayer as a portal item. Once it is implemented, you could add the drawings to MapNotesLayer and save it as a portal item. Can you use MapNotesLayer for your workflow?

We will update you here as soon as the MapNotesLayer can be persisted.

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