Experience Builder - Edit Widget/Tables Domains showing/not showing what determines?

[kmsmikrud]

Hi,

What determines if the label/domain shows in the table/edit widgets in EB? We have a few apps set up and some tables show the labels and others show the code.

In the edit widget, for editing records the widget shows the label which is great, but if you select a value, an error message, "Value should be one of the listed values." shows and you can't edit? This is probably related to the text label not being an integer value for the field.

We can't find any setting to enable values/labels (coded domains) in either the table or edit widget.

Appreciate your help in advance,

Kathy

[HannahLegacy1]

Hello--I cannot seem to find the "manage" button you described when in editing mode. The only thing I'm allowed to do, it seems, is add a feature to the map in that mode.

[acwebb39]

Hey y'all, I was having the same issue, but I think I managed to figure out a workaround. I'm working in Enterprise 11.3 Portal. To make sure the Edit widget in Exp Builder shows the labels you want:

1. open the layer in Map Viewer Classic

2. click the edit button at the top

3. click manage at the bottom

4. select the layer from the dropdown at the top

5. click the dropdown symbol next to the code that the edit widget in exp builder is currently showing, and select "Properties"

Here you should be able to change the name of the label shown in the Exp Builder widget. I hope this helps! Very frustrating that this doesn't exist in Map Viewer!

[HannahLegacy1]

Couldn't seem to find the "manage" button you described. Also working in 11.3. Any advice?

[AaronKoelker]

I'm seeing this in ExB as well (ArcGIS Online, not Enterprise)—specifically using a "filter" widget that asks the user to choose values from a dropdown list. The options show the codes rather than the labels. The datasource for the filter is coming via a web map. I have noticed that if I add the hosted feature layer as a datasource directly, rather than going through a web map, then the labels are displayed as desired. This isn't a good work around, however, if you need the filter to interact with a map widget. 

I also noticed that the issue only happens on a specific field within my source layer. If I build the filter on other fields that have domains (regardless of whether the datasource comes through a web map or goes to the hosted feature layer directly) they show the labels instead of the codes, as desired. 

To me this seems to indicate there may be an issue or setting set in the web map causing this—but I've been unable to find what. Very weird.