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Multiple Views within a single dashboard

ShaneLim1

In the water conservation webinar earlier they demonstrated a dashboard that had three large buttons across the top. Each button seemed to show three different operations dashboard within the single dashboard. For example one could be about work orders, one about public water advisories, and one about production facility status. Does anybody know where there is an example about how to do this?

Shane

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ChristopherOlsen

I see. Each one of these would be a separate dashboard then. You could have the same webmap in them or different ones, and set up the widgets accordingly.

The screenshot shows our web version of the Ops Dashboard running in the browser. Since each dashboard has a different webID from AGOL (and thus a different web address), you could write an HTML file with a few buttons that would control the call to each of the webmaps as you switch them along the top.

The other way you might be able to do this with no coding is using an Esri StoryMaps template and loading the dashboards in that way. I used the Tabbed Layout one and some public maps:

http://arcg.is/1INkpLl

Hope this helps!

Chris

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ISP_graynic

Hello Christopher,

How do you load a dashboard into one of the tabs in the Story Map template? I tried just using the URL of the browser version of the dashboard and putting it in the Story Map, but that didn't work.

Thanks!

ShaneLim1

That story map will work perfectly

Thanks!!!

ChristopherOlsen

I see. Each one of these would be a separate dashboard then. You could have the same webmap in them or different ones, and set up the widgets accordingly.

The other way you might be able to do this with no coding is using an Esri StoryMaps template and loading the dashboards in that way. I used the Tabbed Layout one and some public maps:

http://arcg.is/1INkpLl

Hope this helps!

Chris

ShaneLim1

That looks good however I am looking more for a way to view them seperately. If you look at the image below you can see the three buttons. Each one is almost a seperate dashboard.

Shane

ChristopherOlsen

Hi Shane,

Yes, you can have multiple maps within the same view. You do this using the Multidisplay option when creating the Ops view. In there, you can add multiple map widgets, and you can link maps together (scale and zoom). Here's an example of using three maps within the same dashboard:

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