Latest Contributions by Brian_McLeer

Hi @HunterKey , Thank you for feedback. I replied to the PM, and can update this post once we correspond there. At this point, changing field orders in the settings should not be possible within the settings. I have my field order configured at the published service level from Pro to Enterprise.  ... View more

Are you publishing through ArcGIS Pro as a hosted layer? If so, would changing the settings under the Configuration Parameters help to specify the time zone?     ... View more

Hello @RandyKreuziger1, you can and it would the file path "C:\Users\your user name\AppData\Roaming\Esri\ArcGISPro\Favorites\connection name.sde" ... View more

Hello @JasonCityOfTacoma, currently we don't have a GitHub repo. I have been wanting to get a repo for several custom widgets onto GitHub. We may be having an update in the near future and posting on this blog. After that, I will probably look into a GitHub repo to get downloads onto as well.  Thank you, Brian ... View more

Thank you @adamsimple and @KevinHitchcock for reporting both of these issues. We will look at both of these and try to resolve them soon.  ... View more

Thank you @KevinHitchcock for the positive feedback. I can look at adding the 2 enhancement requests down the road. I can in particular see the remove duplicates as being useful.  ... View more

Thank you @eMosby. I did a minor update before the holidays and the ZIP must not have saved. It should be in the article now.  ... View more

I don't have a script that creates nested group layers, but I have one that updates pop-ups in webmaps. These snippets may be of use. I have webmaps that have group layers nested 2 or 3 levels down.  def find_target_group_layer(layers: List[Dict[str, Any]], target_name: str) -> Optional[Dict[str, Any]]: """ Find the target group layer by name, searching recursively if needed. Args: layers: List of layer dictionaries to search target_name: Name of the group layer to find Returns: The target group layer dictionary if found, None otherwise """ logger.info(f"Searching for target group layer: '{target_name}'") for layer in layers: # Check the title first layer_title = layer.get("title", "") if layer_title == target_name: logger.info(f"[SUCCESS] Found target group layer: '{target_name}'") return layer # If this is a group layer, search its nested layers if "layers" in layer and layer["layers"]: result = find_target_group_layer(layer["layers"], target_name) if result: return result logger.warning(f"[WARNING] Target group layer '{target_name}' not found") return None def process_layers_recursive(layers: List[Dict[str, Any]], layer_name_map: Dict[int, str], layer_path: str = "") -> int: """ Recursively process all layers, including nested layers within group layers. Args: layers: List of layer dictionaries to process layer_name_map: Mapping of layer IDs to names layer_path: String representing the current path (for logging) Returns: Count of layers successfully updated """ updated_count = 0 for layer in layers: layer_title = get_layer_name(layer, layer_name_map) full_path = f"{layer_path}/{layer_title}" if layer_path else layer_title # Check if this is a group layer with nested layers if "layers" in layer and layer["layers"]: logger.info(f"Found group layer: {full_path} with {len(layer['layers'])} nested layer(s)") # Recursively process nested layers nested_count = process_layers_recursive(layer["layers"], layer_name_map, full_path) updated_count += nested_count else: # This is a regular layer, update its popup if update_layer_popup(layer, layer_name_map, layer_path): updated_count += 1 return updated_count   ... View more

Thank you for the alternative solutions and blog post. This is very helpful for identify Enterprise Database Database Sequences.  ... View more

This blog post was posted recently https://community.esri.com/t5/data-management-blog/view-properties-of-database-sequences/ba-p/1657180/jump-to/first-unread-message ... View more

The Spacing setting does not allow for negative numbers, I wonder if modifying this in the widget code would allow to reduce spacing more.    ... View more

I should have asked if you are using AGOL, Enterprise, or Developer Edition of EB. The current version of AGOL and DE 1.19 support it, I am not sure which version of Enterprise supports this, but probably 11.5 or 12.  ... View more

If you change your size from Large to Custom in the drop down you may be able to play with the spacing to get it to look how you want.    ... View more

12/10/2025 (for 1.19 version only): Theme Typography Update – All widget text now uses Experience Builder’s Theme Typography for consistent styling. Accessibility Improvements – Added multiple WCAG-compliant updates across widgets for better usability and accessibility. ... View more