Latest Contributions by JustinAndersen

‎06-22-2020

Yes, I discovered this after posting this question and it seems to fit my needs. I'll update once I get administrator permission to add this to my organization and can mess around with it.

‎06-19-2020

I'm just looking to see if there is any way to create a search feature similar to the one portrayed below. I'm aware of the search widget within the web app builder but I don't think it really incorporates what I'm trying to achieve. I essentially want to give users the option to search by keywords and view a list of anything that fits their search. The more I'm thinking about it, the more unsure I am that this can all be incorporated within the web app builder and might require some independent coding. But if there are any ideas out there, I'd love to hear them.

‎04-07-2020

I'm working on a project to create a historical reference for how my university handled the COVID-19 outbreak. The goal is to make use of the time slider tool to showcase locations of international students on six specific dates during the outbreak but to also show the status of countries around the world based on their CDC warning level. I have all the dates I need but I'm not sure how to go about showing the CDC warning levels while using the time slider to change which countries are highlighted. I'm really just not familiar with polygon data types since and I create almost all of my layers from csv using excel and as far as I know there is no way to do this using csv. I'll also say that I'm really only able to use arcgis online for this which might make it tricky. If there are any ideas out there please let me know cause I got nothing. Thanks, Justin

‎04-02-2020

Great, thank you!

‎04-01-2020

Hi, I'm working on a project where I need to show point locations at a couple different points in time. The issue I'm having is formatting a csv file (excel then to csv) to be able to do this. My training with GIS has been very informal and I'm usually left to figure a lot of this out on my own so I'm not sure that using a csv file is really the best way to do it anyway, it's just what I've usually done and the data I have is already in excel. Basically, I have about 250 different points that will each only change location once over the span of time I'm looking at. These are individual points so each changes location at a different point in time and they all (mostly) have different start and end locations. I'm somewhat familiar with the idea of using a time slider to show temporal data on a map but I've never actually created data that utilizes it. So my main question is how should I format my data to do this? It is super critical that I can be able to utilize the time slider for this so please let me know what is the best way to get this done, even if I can't use excel like I have been. Thanks, Justin

‎03-07-2020

Michael, I just opened it in Microsoft Edge and it worked! Thank God! Not sure what the issue was but I'm glad it's resolved. I'm going to do the changes I need to in Edge and then move back to Chrome to see if the themes window will now show up. I'll update as I go.

‎03-07-2020

Joe, I'm now having the same issue as David has described. Previously, I have used the Web AppBuilder before with no issues but now (the second web app I'm putting together) the themes won't show up. I'm operating on Chrome right now, let me know if there are any resolutions to this issue. In the meantime I will continue trying things to get this to work. Thanks, Justin

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Latest Contributions by JustinAndersen

Re: Search feature within a web app?

Search feature within a web app?

How to create a polygon layer that makes use of temporal data

Re: How should I format a csv file for temporal data that changes location over time?

How should I format a csv file for temporal data that changes location over time?

Re: Theme options missing in Web App Builder

Re: Theme options missing in Web App Builder

Re: Search feature within a web app?