Latest Contributions by PrevinWong1

Have you developed a custom widget in Experience Builder before? If you have not, I suggest looking into React JS framework since Experience Builder is built off it. If you have, then if you have the result in JSON, you just need to perhaps convert the json to an array, and then filter, sort, or group the results and just render the array in JSX. PREVIEW     ... View more

Were you able to successful get results when tracing from REST endpoint?  Did you figure out point B in you comment above? ... View more

In developer tools, can you go to the network tab and see the REST request it makes once you click on the arrow to drill down on the results.  Take the REST request and try to run it in another tab in your browser.  Does it return any results? ... View more

In the developer console where you highlighted yellow, can you click the link to UtilityNetworkTrace.js and then add a breakpoint at the line (click the line numbers to the left to get a blue dot) Run your app again and get the this part where it would have broke.  Hover over the part in the code immediate before the ".attributes", and please paste the result here. ... View more

Hi, If you are calling methods on the widget directly in your code, make sure you call https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/api-reference/esri-widgets-UtilityNetworkTrace-UtilityNetworkTraceViewModel.html#addResultAreaToMap so that your watching on the emit will get fired. You can also access or watch the resultArea property to get results of the trace as well at any time after a trace is run. https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/api-reference/esri-widgets-UtilityNetworkTrace-UtilityNetworkTraceViewModel.html#traceResults console.log(utilityNetworkTrace.viewModel.traceResults) Or if you want to watch when it changes https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/api-reference/esri-core-reactiveUtils.html reactiveUtils.watch( () => utilityNetworkTrace.viewModel.traceResults.length, () => { //your code }); ... View more

In your UtilityNetworkTrace constructor, make sure you have enableResultArea defined and set to TRUE.  The you will see the result area toggle, at which point, if you toggle, it fires the callback.  See images below.       const utilityNetworkTrace = new UtilityNetworkTrace({         view: view,         enableResultArea: true       });   ... View more

@NarendranathMandal can you confirm that a polygon result area is drawn in the map after a trace is run and you toggle on the result area? Also in your function, you need a parameter since the event emits a graphic. function getResult(graphic) {console.log(graphic)} ... View more

Hi, Please verify the following 1) Your webmap has atleast 1 layer from the Utility Network (Devices, Lines, etc), but NOT the actual Utility Network Controller layer in the map. The map does not support that layer and the widget will go out and look for that layer automatically. 2) If you are using "connected" trace, make sure your python code as the parameter for "targeted tier" filled out.  Even though connected trace does not need that parameter, the widget code is expecting something there so it can fill out other parts of the widget. ... View more

Vish, if you build a JS api application, you can switch the feature layer version by calling "setGDBVersion" on the feature layer.  Then build up your own simple web editor. If you want to try out a branch version management widget for Web AppBuilder Developer edition, you can try this repo GitHub - Esri/solutions-widget-utility-network-trace at develop    (UNVersionViewer) This widget is not supported by Esri Support, and is merely a proof of concept. ... View more

Yes, it will work with Electric.  It is a generic trace widget that takes in the ArcGIS Pro UN Trace GP signature.  So what runs in Pro should run in the widget with a very few exceptions. ... View more

Vish, The widget will remain the proof of concept and will not be rolled into core WAB.  The fully supported trace widget will be targeted as part of Experience Builder.  If you have suggestions and improvements, please add them as issues in this repo GitHub - Esri/solutions-widget-utility-network-trace: A widget to perform tracing for the ArcGIS Utility Network Managem…  We will be starting the development soon, so please add the comments so we can take them into account and evaluate them. Thank you, Previn ... View more

We have a developmental widget to trace the Utility Network here for you to try and use. GitHub - Esri/solutions-widget-utility-network-trace: A widget to perform tracing for the ArcGIS Utility Network Managem…  You will need to use this as custom widget in your ArcGIS Enterprise (10.6.1 or later) or with Web AppBuilder developer edition.  This widget was made to show the ability to trace over the web in a web application.  It will not be part of the core WAB widgets, but you are free to extend this widget to fit your needs. We are currently starting to work on a trace widget for ArcGIS Experience Builder.  This will be a fully supported widget in that platform. ... View more

Hi John, If you have the feature layer and the table related by Asset ID, the feature layer's asset id should carry over to the related table.  If you have the relationship on another field like layer's globalid to table GUID, then sorry, the asset ID will not come over.  Attribute Actions do work on tables, but since there is no geometry to a table, most of the actions such as Intersection, Address, and Coordinates will not work.  Only Preset would be a valid option. ... View more

Can you tell me how you published the service?  The issue is in your date fields.  The code where it is breaking, is looking for a string.  In your case, it is passing in a object with a mask. Quick work around is to open your map and go to configure pop up and re-choose a data format for your date fields so it switches to the string. ... View more