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Draw Widget - Undo Button Does Not Work as Expected

WorcesterGTSS

I've noticed in the Experience Builder Draw widget in AGOL that the Undo button remains grayed out after I've drawn shapes. The only time I've noticed the Undo button is active is when I am actually drawing a shape. If I click on the undo button at that time it will remove the shape I'm drawing.

Is what I'm seeing the expected behavior?

In the Markup tool in Web App Builder, the Undo button is active after I draw a shape.

In Experience Builder, Undo is not active after creating shapes in the Draw widget.In Web App Builder, the Undo button is active after creating a shape in the Markup widget.

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TonghuiMing

@WorcesterGTSS - Yes, you are seeing the expected behavior.

In ExB drawing, the redo/undo is for modifying the drawings (add/delete/edit/...), so it will be greyed out until there is something to redo/undo.

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DanCopKac

@Ashley_Snyder I don't know if you should really be complaining about intuitiveness with the draw widget... Wait till you try labelling your drawings... (someone please tell me how to label my drawings!) or find out that all drawings are erased when you drag the browser window to another screen... or the lack of persistent drawings or a drawings list as was in WAB...

Ashley_Snyder

The draw tools are not as intuitive as they should be. The undo/redo button only works on the line/polygon you are currently drawing to remove an unwanted vertex. Once you complete it, you have to use the select tool to delete a single drawn item, or the clear all tool to delete everything you drew.

TonghuiMing

@WorcesterGTSS - Yes, you are seeing the expected behavior.

In ExB drawing, the redo/undo is for modifying the drawings (add/delete/edit/...), so it will be greyed out until there is something to redo/undo.

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