Latest Contributions by MichelleD

‎07-02-2025

No, not quite. Map and basemap both have multiple levels. For example, an experience has multiple basemaps, some basemaps can zoom to level 282, others only to 1,128. A user zooms into a parcel and is at level 564. If they switch to a basemap that only goes to 1,128, then the map zooms out to 1,128 still centered on the parcel. That makes sense because the map is zooming out to the level the basemap can draw, and that is what happens if scale range limits are not set (default). However, if scale range limits are set, instead of zooming out to 1,128, the map zooms all the way out to 160,000 (or whatever the full extent custom scale range is set to). So the user has to start all over and search for the parcel again. If scale range limits are set, it should work just as it does when they are not set, it should stay centered on the parcel and zoom out to 1,128.

‎07-01-2025

In Experience Builder (developer edition), I have several custom basemaps, some vector and some cached to 1,128. When scale range limits are not set and the map is zoomed in beyond 1,128, if the user selects one of the cached basemaps the map will zoom to the basemap LOD 1,128 (expected). However, when scale range limits are set and the map is zoomed in beyond 1,128, if the user selects one of the cached basemaps the map zooms all the way out to the full extent as was set in the scale range limit (not the basemap full extent). This means the user loses the area of interest completely. Why when scale range limits are set does it not just zoom to 1,128 as it does when scale range limits are not set?

‎03-11-2020

Robert, Worked perfectly, exactly what I needed, as always. This is the second time you have helped directly, and more times than I can count when I have found solutions you have offered others. Thank you!

‎03-10-2020

Robert, I am using the Foldable theme and the widget is in the header controller. I have tried changes in several places and was able to change the width in a couple different ways, but none of the changes affected the height, or if they did, the widget window opened halfway down the map window instead of under the header. The only way I was able to change the height and keep the window at the top was by increasing the “bottom” position for the widgetPool panel in the main config.json. While that works, it seems like a “backwards” way of doing it, and I am concerned that it will behave differently depending on screen size. I’d prefer to be able to set the height to 390px.

‎03-06-2020

We have been resizing the About window in a couple of our applications by adding height: 390px !important; to widgets\About\css\style.css (solution given here https://community.esri.com/thread/159363 and here https://community.esri.com/message/629811). In WAB 2.15 this still resizes the window, but it doesn't open at the top under the widget, it opens low - about halfway down the map window. Is there a way to make it stay aligned to the top using this method to resize, or is there a different way to resize it that will leave it at the top?

‎10-15-2019

Erik - Thank you for the recommendations. I thought one advantage of federating would be to have a simple install with Enterprise Builder, but based on your comments I did some research and think I will follow your suggestions for a manual install.

‎10-01-2019

Thank you both for the recommendation to federate. I do see there are benefits, but my concern is the functionality I would lose. I have a simple web app that our foreman uses to simply mark something as done. I don't want him to have to go to Portal to log in. I want to give him the link to the web app, when he goes there it asks him for a user name and password, he changes a few features to "Done", then he closes the app. He does this in the field on his phone, or on his desktop in the office. This works perfectly now by securing the service in Server Manager. Would it still be that simple for him if we federate and user management is in Portal?

‎09-30-2019

Jake, Thank you for the suggestion. Currently, the user doesn't have to log in twice. The web application is public, just one service within it is secured. When the user goes to the link a dialog box requests a user name and password. If entered, the full app opens with the secured service. If the user cancels past the user name and password, unsecured services will display, but the secured service won't be added to the map.

‎09-30-2019

We have ArcGIS Server 10.3 running on an old server. We are setting up a new sever and will install 10.7.1 (single-machine deployment). My current workflow is to publish a map service from ArcMap, create a web map in AGOL, then use WebApp Builder (developer version) to create a web application that I copy to the server. I am trying to determine if I should use Enterprise Builder and federate, or keep ArcGIS Server stand alone as on the old server. I do have one application (and may build more) where I used ArcGIS Server Manager to secure the service. I published the service with Feature Access enabled. In ArcGIS Server Manager I created a user name and password and assigned it a role, I made the service private and assigned it the role. I created the web map and application as described above. I provide the person who needs to use it the link, user name, and password, and they are able to make updates. From everything I have read, it appears I would no longer be able to secure the service that way if we federated and user management was taken over by Portal?

‎09-09-2019

Greg Mattis, thank you for the info on the work around. I am using the WAB developer edition, and the Widget.js file only has about 1000 lines. Would you be willing to share a copy of your Widget.js file or a larger section of it so that I can put your edit into context and try to see where I would fit it into the developer edition?

‎06-03-2019

I am having the exact same issue described above - select one or multiple parcels and unwanted adjacent parcels are selected as well. The selected parcels show in cyan and the unwanted selected parcels are blue, and both the wanted and unwanted parcels are used to create the buffer. However, I am using the WAB developer edition, so it is happening in both versions.

‎07-01-2016

I would like to increase the size of the multiple hits window that opens when identifying features in AGX. I know where to resize the HTML PopUp, but that doesn't effect the multiple hits window. I don't want my users to have to resize that window every time they click on multiple features. Is there a place I can increase the size of the window?

‎07-01-2016

I want to change the Navigator Position to top left in AGX. I changed the position on the Display tab or in Options>Map Window, but every time I close and reopen a map, it reverts back to bottom left. I tried tweaking the NavigatorPosition setting in settings1500.xml, but it didn't help (upon open it was in the bottom left until I clicked on the Display tab, then it moved to top left). Is this a bug, or is AGX supposed to revert back to bottom left? Is there a way around this?

‎10-23-2015

Christian, I am joining the View to my Routes layer with the cycle dates as columns so I can show a list of all the dates each cycle was completed (Status = 5) for a route on a single pop-up in a web map. Everything works with the three test cycles I set up as described (one view for each cycle where Status=5 joined into a single view), and I am hoping performance isn’t impacted when I add in the remaining seven cycles. I have attached a dbf if you think there is a better way to set up the View and want to take a look at it. Otherwise I will use my 10 + 1 view solution, in which case I will mark your first response as the correct answer since it worked for you (I have only been working in ArcCatalog and may not have gotten that PIVOT query just right, especially adding in the status condition). Michelle

‎10-23-2015

Christian, Thanks so much for your reply. I still cannot get PIVOT to work, but it must be because I am not getting the SQL statement right and/or that my date field is a date. I ended up getting the results I wanted by first creating one view for each cycle: SELECT RouteId AS Route1, last_edited_date AS Cycle1 FROM View_Test WHERE Cycle=1 AND Status=5 GROUP BY RouteId, last_edited_date Then I joined them together in a single view: SELECT C1.Route1, C1.Cycle1, C2.Cycle2, C3.Cycle3 FROM (C1 LEFT JOIN C2 ON C1.Route1 = C2.Route2) LEFT JOIN C3 ON C1.Route1 = C3.Route3 It works, but I am sure there is a more elegant way to do this in a single view for someone more proficient in SQL.

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Latest Contributions by MichelleD

Re: Set scale range limits changes map to full extent

Set scale range limits changes map to full extent

Re: Resize About Window

Re: Resize About Window

Resize About Window

Re: Enterprise and federate or stand alone

Re: Enterprise and federate or stand alone

Re: Enterprise and federate or stand alone

Enterprise and federate or stand alone

Re: Public Notification Widget Error - Auto-Selects Adjacent Parcels?

Re: Public Notification Widget Error - Auto-Selects Adjacent Parcels?

Multiple Hits Window

Change Navigator Position

Re: Create View SQL

Re: Create View SQL

Re: Public Notification Widget Error - Auto-Select...