Use editor widget, but have default attribute inspector in div rather than infowindow

Question

Is there any way to use the editor widget (as in this sample), but have it's default attribute inspector placed into a side panel div rather than the infowindow?  I need to have a sliding panel that the user will pick a symbol from the templatepicker, the panel slides closed, the user then digitizes the new feature and upon completion the panel opens back up with an attribute inspector to fill in fields and save.  I realize this is not how ESRI wants you to do it, but this is what my client is requesting/insisting on.  Certainly there has to be a way to override the default attributeInspector for the editor widget?  The editor widget does have an attributeInspector property, but how can I change that on the fly (or on init)?  Any help would be great....thanks!

KeithGerhartz1 · Answer

Hi Kelly. I know this is old but had reason to revisit this for another project I am working on. I would like to suggest that this be updated and shared as a sample on the Javascript API samples web page as it is very valuable in my opinion. I am certain others would feel the same way. Would also love to see a version that uses Dojo Bootstrap to display attribute data (without using jQuery). Belated thanks.

khutchins · Answer

You can create an attribute widget, specify its location and provide that info to the Editor widget. Here's an example that displays attribute content in a div with an id of attributeDiv. var attributeInspector = new AttributeInspector({layerInfos: layers}, "attributeDiv"); var settings = { attributeInspector: attributeInspector, map: map, layerInfos: layers, toolbarVisible: false }; And here's a working version showing the attribute inspector in a side panel. Edit rivers and waterbodies

KeithGerhartz1 · Answer

Have same need. Did you ever resolve this?

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