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Experience Builder Developer Edition 1.16 BUG - Table widget randomly sorting layers.

Brian_McLeer

I deployed Experience Builder Developer Edition 1.16 today, and have encountered the following bug with the table widget. When switching the table to Interact with a Map widget, and then customizing layers, the list of layers is in random order vs the web map order. Below is how my layers are ordered vs how they appear in the layer list of the table widget. Is anyone else getting an issue like this?

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Shen_Zhang

@Brian_McLeer - this issue has been fixed in the latest AGOL October release.

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Shen_Zhang

@Brian_McLeer - this issue has been fixed in the latest AGOL October release.

Brian_McLeer

Update on this after a support case with Esri. It is a bug and logged as BUG-000173776. The alternate solution is to: "Under the Table widget configuration options, choose Select Layers instead of Interact with a Map widget."

BasWest

I see the same behaviour and logged it also with ESRI support along with some other issues I have relating to subtypes.

Brian_McLeer

@JesseCloutier, thank you, I did create an incident as well for this bug.

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