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View attribute table for 50 layers

OliverIshmael

Hello,

I have added a pre-existing map to my Experience Builder app, which has about 50 layers. I would like to be able to view the attribute data of these layers within a Table. This is standard out of the box functionality in all other ESRI apps.

It appears as though i would need to use the Table Widget and would be required to set up a New Sheet for each layer. This will be extremely laborious. Is there not a quicker and simpler approach?

Many thanks

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Jeff.Thompson@arlingtontx.gov_arlingtontx

In the latest version of Experience Builder (1.12), there is an option in the Map Layers widget to view data in a table. You can add a blank Table Widget and let the user add whatever data they desire from the Map Layers Widget.

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egcon27

Thanks for the info on the Table Widget. I’ve been testing this setup, and it’s working well overall.

However, I noticed that when a user adds a layer to the table from the Map Layers widget, the fields in the table appear in alphabetical order. This doesn’t match the order I’ve configured in the pop-ups within the web map.

Is there a way to have the table honor the field order from the pop-up configuration in the web map? I’d like the user experience to be consistent across both views.

Appreciate any insights you might have thanks!

OliverIshmael

Thank you for your feedback @TimF that's really helpful to know!

I actually accepted the solution without investigating this further because we are not yet at the required version and i'm not sure when our ICT service department will be carrying out the next update.

TimF

I can see this has been solved and therefore did meet OP's requirements. So, just for the record:

The Map Layers 'Enable data action' does allow the data to be viewed in a Table without any configuration - so it's better than nothing - but it looks like it's a static table only, with no connection to the map frame. Users can't select a record on the table, or have any associated actions, such as panning/zooming to the record on the map.

Unless I'm wrong... that sort of functionality does require the configuration with a new sheet for every layer you want users to be able to interactive with in a tabular manner. That is the sort of thing that was 'out-of-the-box' in WAB and therefore EB is lagging. (Don't get me wrong: it has many advantages, but maybe not here yet).

Jeff.Thompson@arlingtontx.gov_arlingtontx

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