Latest Contributions by KeithMiller3

@DavidMcCorkindale1 Thanks very much. Just tested it on 10.9.1 and works just as you say. ... View more

Would love this functionality too ... View more

Hi @RobertScheitlin__GISP > Not that I am aware of. The code changes get applied to a core application component, so the only way is with this change made in WAB Dev. I've managed to create a moveable popup using a widget after all. 🙂 Here's the widget.js code: define(['dojo/_base/declare', 'jimu/BaseWidget', 'dojo/dnd/Moveable', 'dojo/dom-class', 'dojo/query'], function(declare, BaseWidget, Moveable, domClass, query) { return declare([BaseWidget], { baseClass: 'jimu-widget-draggablepopup', startup: function() { this.inherited(arguments); var map = this.map var handle = query(".title", map.infoWindow.domNode)[0]; var dnd = new Moveable(map.infoWindow.domNode, { handle: handle }); } }); }); And here's the 'properties' property from manifest.json: "properties": { "inPanel":false, "hasLocale": false, "hasStyle":true, "hasConfig":false, "hasUIFile":false, "hasSettingPage":false, "hasSettingUIFile":false, "hasSettingLocale":false, "hasSettingStyle":false, "isController":false, "keepConfigAfterMapSwitched":true, "hasVersionManager":false, "supportMultiInstance":false } The widget should be set to Open automatically when the app starts, otherwise the user will have to click it before the popups are draggable. As my apps already had a header controller (those that appear at the top right of the foldable app) widget that is opened automatically, I put the widget into one of the 5 'on map' widget slots and made it open automatically there. I wasn't using any of these 5 slots before. I also added some CSS so that the widget doesn't appear at all on the screen - it doesn't need to appear as all it does is run some Javascript when the widget starts automatically which allows the popups to move. This CSS goes into css/style.css div.jimu-widget-onscreen-icon[title="Draggable Popup"] { display: none !important; } .esriPopupWrapper .title { cursor: move; } .esriPopup .hidden { display: none !important; } Posting this in case this helps others. I found it useful as I now don't have to use the Developer edition of Web App Builder just so I can have a draggable Popup. You can also download the DraggablePopup widget from https://bit.ly/3JAgWYD. ... View more

Hi Robert First, thanks for this widget (and all your other widgets too). Much appreciated. I'm using WAB (not developer edition) and my users often complain that they can't drag popup windows out of the way of what they're looking at on a map. I may well add your PopupPanel widget to solve this problem. I would like to allow them to drag the popups however. I came across this ESRI post https://support.esri.com/en/technical-article/000015175 about how to allow draggable popup windows. I've got this working on WAB Developer edition, but I'd rather keep with the built-in WAB if possible. Do you know if it'd be possible to put the draggable code from this article into a widget? That way I could then enable the widget by default and then the popups are draggable. I'm a developer but not that familiar with widgets, but if you point me in the right direction I could probably take it from there. Thanks! ... View more

I've found that installing the ODBC driver does work, but is MUCH slower than the native SQL driver used to be. ... View more

I'm also having this problem. Works in the Map Documents as a local script but not as a GP Service. Did you ever find a solution to it? I'm using ArcGIS Server 10.7.1. ... View more