The Esri JavaScript API 3.16 had added editing functionality to the Attribute Table widget. Can this functionality carry over into later relases of WAB?
Thanks!
Would be very powerful. Since Attrib Table allows for sorting by column headers in ascending/descending order like Excel and ArcMap's Attrib Table, it would allow users to edit ranges of values (I think?) just like ArcMap Desktop.
I desperately need this functionality added to WAB. My data has stacked accounts so using the current Edit widget doesn't work well for us.
We would also need this feature in several projects!
We also need this functionality in our Esri Maps portal.
there is no other convenient way to edit Layers with Thousands of records.
we must have the option to Edit in the Attribute Table !!!!
Helen,
Have you tried the Batch Attribute Editor. This tool allows attribute updates to a selection set.
Good Day,
Gerry
Clients have been requesting this over and over again. It makes sense.
Please enable attribute editing and field calculate to WAB attribute table widget. This is similar to functionality that is already possible in AGOL Web Maps through the default Map Viewer.
Extra thumbs up for field calculator in WAB Attribute Table!
Has there been any more talk of this? We have a very great need for this. I don't understand why you can edit in the Attribute Table in a WEB MAP, but not in a WEB APP? This doesn't make sense.
Please add this, I have a lot of people that ask for this functionality.
Any news about this request?
Could you please enhance table to allow cell edits if allowed by admin.
This would add great amount of value to Web App Builder.
I totally agree with this as a need. However, in the mean time, check out the Citizen Problem Manager solution template, which provides improved user experience for table-based editing (better than the smart editing/batch editing WAB widgets). This template doesn't really need to be deployed on top of a citizen problem reporter - you can deploy it on any of your maps where you want to leverage these editing functionalities. To get filtering options on the table, as in this example, take a look at this helpful post.
The app you are suggesting was my first choice. However, I tried this template but we have 259,000+ records that need editing and the app would stop responding. The data never loaded and the user never say anything to edit. I had to dump/delete it and go with WAB so that users had something to edit.
Agreed, problem manager is limited in other ways as well, I too turned back to WAB. The following worked best for me: Adding smart editing and batch editing widgets, in a web AppBuilder using the dashboard theme. That way they can be docked in the side panel, providing improved accessibility. But direct editing in the table widget would still be much preferred.
Any updates on this?
Yes, I need a way to edit 1-150 related records easily. If you could edit in the Attribute Table widget, that would solve my problem.
How would i create these apps like the ones you mentioned. Would I need to know JS or is this a template that. If so could you point me to the right direction to create one of these.
+100 for editing in attribute tables in WAB applications. Any update on if/when this functionality will be available? Chaim Schwartz
Hopefully this will be soon developed and ready for the ESRI Community. +1000 for bumping it to the ArcGIS Ideas.
I would like to see this because the attribute table allows for advanced sorting with a familiar spreadsheet interface. And also hopefully this will allow batch editing.
I would also like to see editing capability added to the attribute table in WAB for users of the app the same simple way that we can edit in the attribute table of the web map. I'm designing a map for users familiar with spreadsheet editing and simple need to change attribute data to see the choropleth map updated when they make the edit to the attribute being mapped. No selecting or geometry editing required in my use case, and those options as provided in the Batch Attribute Editor would confuse my audience.
Another vote for this functionality. This would really assist in our workflow.
I would vote this up 5000 times if I could. This capability would solve so many internal requests for me. Please do this ASAP.
Agree. And, if we could clear out attachments in this way (ALL attachments and photos) or somehow, all in one fell swoop on AGOL. That would be very essential in order to use AGOL for damage assessment. Basically, I would like to see the webmap and the WAB attribute tables have a Field Calculator and essentially replicate how it works in Arc.
I really hope this happens soon. I'm looking for a quick way to allow users to just update one field via a web map.
It is hard to believe that this functionality has yet to be implemented. These simple but powerful resources like contingent values and table editing really need to be added.
Would provide excel like experience to end users and scale up usage and buy-in.
Great idea !
Too bad to see that Esri is not engaging on this idea; we also need this.
I've submitted this request, more or less, with Esri Technical Support as ENH-000136181: Allow for users to update attributes from Hosted Tables in ArcGIS Online via Web AppBuilder
If there's a response from Esri I'll report back here.
This would be great functionality and a great feature to add to WebAppBuilder. Why can attributes be edited in the pop-up window within WebAppBuilder but not within the attribute table?
This would have many beneficial uses in our organization.
Please consider this as soon as possible!
I just started creating web apps with WebApp Builder and was shocked to find that I couldn't edit an attribute table! For our use it would be so much easier than having to click on each feature to get a popup to edit. I would have thought this would have been included years ago!
Esri, please let us know if you are even looking at this!!
Years later and still looking for this functionality for use in Portal.
Does anyone know is it in the Production Plan?
This is still unavailable? Please make editing an attribute table by users available. So the app I have built and shared with others can be updated by them - the users, not me.
I read a lot of info on "editing in a Web App", none of it pertinent. Then I refine my googling or esri searching to "Edit feature Service in a Web App", read and learn a bunch more, none of it pertinent, then I refine my search again, "editing an attribute table in an esri web app", more reading and re-learning none of it pertinent, I have not even added that I need to share this web app with others of course you share a web app, and share it possibly outside my organization. I need to have them edit a few items in the table not edit geometry, not edit the app itself, and not do anything but add some text to the attributes in the table. The most frequent answer I get is just make the Feature service editable. Which is not a complete answer. Then what? Create a group - offer temporary esri profiles to users, stumble on this old thread for this issue to be addressed and "Kudo" it? This is rather unacceptable.
Also still looking for this functionality as a table editor widget for Web AppBuilder.
Also still looking for this functionality as a table editor widget, March 2022
I get the feeling that WAB will see somewhat limited improvements going forward; Esri seems to have pivoted to Experience Builder. I haven't worked much with EB, and there are plenty of bugs that they need to work out with that one, but it does seem more flexible and like it's going to be around longer. There is a Table widget (I know because they introduced a significant bug related to it in the latest AGOL update, but then did resolve that within a week), and maybe it's more functional than the one in WAB...
Any news about this? Come on ESRI, since 2016 people had ask for this! time to make it happen!!!!!
You are now be able to edit attributes in the table in the new Map Viewer, and in the Table widget in ArcGIS Experience Builder .
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