Latest Contributions by NFlourish

We have "rolled our own" legend in Experience Builder because the out-of-box legend lacks functionality we needed it. It works fine for most things. Of course it has a key defecit ... it depends on the renderer settings of the ReST endpoint of the feature layer to determine what symbology to should be for the layers, and to draw a little symbol. This is SUPER tedious to deal with because there are so many types of layers and symbologies, that you need a giant chunk of switch or if-then logic to figure out what each layer type is and how to draw a symbol. We keep thinking, there must be some standard Esri way of doing this? It is bonkers that Esri is expecting us to recreate all the logic for legend rendering, right? But we just can't find any examples that really cover all the potential cases for layer types and generate a cute little symbol swatch like we see in the AGO map viewers. I thought I found the source code for it in Esri's GitHub once ... specifically the source for the Experience Builder Dev Edition Legend Widget... but when I went back later to use it, I couldn't find it again. Additionally, not only can we not find a complete example of the logic to handle the layer types for legend rendering, but we also do not see how to access the symbolization settings that are stored in the "visualization" tab for an AGO item. In other words, a feature layer might have some renderer defined for it, but it appears that the settings in the visualization tab for an AGO item can override the ReST endpoint. An example is a layer I created that has a Drawing Info value of: {"labelingInfo":null,"renderer":{"label":"Survey Point","symbol":{"angle":0,"color":[255,0,0,255],"outline":{"color":[255,255,0,255],"width":1},"size":8,"style":"esriSMSCircle","type":"esriSMS","xoffset":0,"yoffset":0},"type":"simple"},"transparency":0} However, five minutes ago I changed the fill color to purple, not red (so it should be something like [255,0,128,255] instead of [255,0,0,255]). So the ReST endpoint either gets overridden by the visualization setting, or takes a while to update from it. However, we would really like to just be able to directly access the updated visualization setting. Which I cannot seem to figure out how to find in the ArcGIS Online API ... I can't even find it in the ArcGIS Online Assistant. So what is the standard method by which someone would render their own legend symbolx? Do we really need to re-invent a wheel that Esri has conquered a million times over? ... View more

Hi Hubbers and Hub Team! After a long wait we finally have the code to enable Hub Premium for our Hub @ opdgig.dos.ny.gov One of the first things we need to do when using the Hub Premium code is name the community organization. Can someone clarify - this will not in any way change our current public Hub site at "opdgig.dos.ny.gov" ... it is simply the URL that registered community members will access? IF a person is registered in the Hub community related to opdgig.dos.ny.gov will they still be able to comment on datasets, or participate in discussions on the "opdgig.dos.ny.gov" Hub site? ... View more

We are using Experience Builder Developer Edition. We want to publish our custom Experience. It requires no login or OAuth or anything. When I download the app Zip file and extracted it, I can put it into a folder on one of our development Windows Servers with IIS and I can open the app no problem. I have tried to publish the exact same app to GitHub pages and I get a host of errors in the console. Here is the URL of the app at GH Pages so you can also look at the console. https://opdgig-dos-ny.github.io/ I saw that @GavinRehkemper had done a CI workflow that published to GitHub pages, but the example appears to be dead. I tried switching the service worker cache, but that did not help. The error messages in the console now are the same as before I switch the service worker cache build number etc.  I am curious if we know if there is a reason that an Developer Edition Experience cannot be hosted on GitHub Pages? Thanks! Nick ... View more