Latest Contributions by RebeccaMartin

I agree, for the opposite reason - I am building an Experience Builder where we would like to emphasize the search by address function across all platforms. Currently there is no way to expand the search bar in the large & medium monitor sizes.  ... View more

I totally agree - I would love to add the "Zoom to Selection" option within the Filter widget. ... View more

I totally agree! In my example we have a variety of corridor filters, and it doesn't make sense to turn more than 1 on. If you turn more than one on, everything disappears from the map. So it would be beneficial if turning on a second filter would deselect all other filters.  ... View more

Hi David, Yes, I think our workaround for now will be to turn off the popups on the underlying layers. Ideally we'd like to have popups for all the layers (there should be a link in the train lines for more information about each line), but the popups for the park & rides are definitely the most important. I think the plan is for the map to go live in a few months, so we can make changes whenever there is an update.  And thanks - I found the widget controller to be really helpful! Thanks so much for your help! Rebecca ... View more

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Hi David, Thanks for your reply. I don't think I can share the map publicly yet, but I created a group (Map support) and added you, the webmap, and the Experience Builder to it. If you have any issues accessing that please let me know. I've also attached 2 screenshots that illustrates the problem: The first screenshot shows what happens when you click on a Park& Ride in the webmap, and this is the behavior that I want in the Experience Builder. The Quantico VRE (Park & Ride) popup shows up first, and you can tell from the (1 of 2) that there is also another popup behind it. The second screenshot shows the behavior when I click on the same Park & Ride in the Experience Builder (which comes from this exact webmap). The Rail line popup shows up first, and the Park & Ride popup is presumably behind it. This map will eventually be public facing, and we want the Park & Ride popups to be the main feature. It's important to us that non-map-savvy users can find the Park & Ride info first, without having to scroll through multiple popups. We'd like to not have to turn off the underlying popups, which provide transit info, but I guess that could be our workaround. However, since it works in the webmap, it seems like it should be able to work in the Experience Builder as well. Thanks so much for your help, Rebecca ... View more