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Does Experience Builder support clustering?

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03-11-2025 02:59 PM
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JaehunJeong
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We are migrating from WebApp Builder to Experience Builder in Arcgis Online. However, clustering seems to be issues with Web Experience application created using Experience Builder.

 

When we click on a cluster on the map, the browser's developer tools console displays the following error: “httpstatus:400 Error, messages: ['objectIds' parameter is invalid]” error in the browser's developer tools console.
When we click on the 'Actions' icon in the popup for a cluster on the map and select 'View in Table', the 'Table' at the bottom of the screen has a new tab called '~layer name + map current record', which shows a record consisting of only blank spaces. If we “Export to CSV” from the table, we receive a csv file that contains only the objectID value and all other fields are blank.

And on the developer tools console, we got the following error: "[esri.widgets.FeatureTable.FeatureTableViewModel] A valid 'field' could not be found for the provided template. Skipped generating a column using the provided template.” and “[esri.layers.FeatureLayer] #load() Spatial reference not provided or found in features. Defaults to WGS84 (title: 'no title', id: '19587262c63-layer-32')” we can see that this warning message is output.

After clicking on “Browse features” in the popup, select a specific feature, click on the “Actions” button again, and then click on the “View in Table” menu, we get a new tab in the “Table” (layer name + “map current record”) with a single record with all column values empty. And if we click on “Export to CSV” in the “Table”, we will get a csv file with all empty values except for ObjectId.

I'm wondering if Experience Builder supports clustering. If Experience Builder do support it, what settings are incorrect that could cause these issues, and what is the solution?

 

Also, I couldn't post screenshots because I don't have permission to post screenshots here. If I had, it would have been much easier to explain the problem.

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DanielFox1
Esri Contributor

Hi @JaehunJeong 

Have you re-saved your web maps with the map viewer rather than the classic map viewer? 

What happens if you take a copy of the layer, does the same thing happen?

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TimWestern
MVP

The feature in question (or table) Does it have an ObjectID Column that is created for it?

We have seen on the ocassion that removing that column can cause strange things and I think

"“httpstatus:400 Error, messages: ['objectIds' parameter is invalid]”"
Was what the error message looked like.  IIRC we had to return ObjectID to the data and republish to get that to go away.

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