Hmm, @Geraldine I was convinced something like this would work in the Portal Map Viewer at 11.4, same release as you, because this is how I construct the link with the link function:
https://www.sc-pa.com/propertysearch/parcel/details/{id}
just inserting that raw string.
So I thought surely I can just re-construct this, like so
var urlpre = 'https://www.sc-pa.com/propertysearch/parcel/details/';
var urlsuf = $feature.id;
var myurl = urlpre + urlsuf;
//'https://www.sc-pa.com/propertysearch/parcel/details/{id}
Console(myurl);
//'https://www.sc-pa.com/propertysearch/parcel/details/2027070041
return myurl;
and then for the Text Editor Link function pass in:
{expression/expr0}
which produces:
but then like you said the link function thinks its a link but its not. It goes away because for whatever reason its not encoding the url properly.
So I tried shortening the urlpre var to:
var urlpre = 'propertysearch/parcel/details/';
var urlsuf = $feature.id;
var myurl = urlpre + urlsuf;
//'propertysearch/parcel/details/{id}
Console(myurl);
//propertysearch/parcel/details/2027070041
return myurl;
and then in the Text Editor Link Function construct it like:
and then that works. It returns like:
Where the '/ ' forward slashes get returned as url encoded %F
Pain in the butt and it only works if your prefix can remain the same. I even tried setting up my urlpre var as fully encoded like:
https%3A%2F%2Fwww.sc-pa.com%2Fpropertysearch%2Fparcel%2Fdetails%2F
and it still didn't work.
