Getting javascript error "s.getCurrentQueryParams is not a function" after adding WebMap

[Ashok]

Dear all,

I just started using Experience Builder latest version 1.6.

I connected with my ArcGIS Enterprise Portal account and I am creating one sample application.

I have selected launch pad theme, and added a Webmap from my ArcGIS Portal. After adding webmap , if I try to add any widgets or if I tried to set Map widget style --> I am getting the following error 

"s.getCurrentQueryParams is not a function"

For your understanding attaching the error screenshot here.

Please help on the issue.

Thanks,

Ashok

[TonghuiMing]

@Ashok We fixed a similar issue in AGOL 9.3/Dev 1.6 when a group layer contains tile services (BUG-000136230). Could you provide the following information so that we can take a look?

- What version is the connected Enterprise/Portal?

- Anything special with your map data? It would be convenient to take a look if the services you are using can be shared with us.

[Ashok]

Thanks for reply  @TonghuiMing . 

I am using ArcGIS Enterprise/Portal version 10.6.1

And my web map contains Outage data of Electricity.

Thanks,

Ashok

[GISTech]

Hello,

I am experiencing the same error with tile services in a group layer.   Enterprise 10.9.1

The layers in the group are raster tiles of orthoimagery.

I also get this same error with other layer configurations unrelated to this grouping in the new map viewer .

Support case 02965357 is open and we are trying to characterize the error more precisely.

--gt

[pat_algura]

I had this issue as well after adding a web map with map image layers.

Enterprise 10.9.1

@GISTech were you able to solve this on your end?

Thanks,
Patricia

[GISTech]

unresolved.  Case is still open with tech support.

[TonghuiMing]

Hi, I cannot find any information about support case '02965357'. Is there a 'BUG-xxxxxxxxx' number that I can refer to?

Here is one that I mentioned earlier that fix this in AGOL 9.3: BUG-000136230

[GISTech]

Support case 02965357 was closed when the behavior was identified as a bug at the end of January. 

BUG-000146400 

--gt

[HaitingHuang]

GROUP LAYER! Is the key word.

The webmap contains group layers (in an Image Service) was the cause of error for my case. 

[HaitingHuang]

The group layer was the cause of error when authorizing the ExB app. But, after the app has been published, update the webmap to include the group layer, the app still work fine. So, that's a work-around for the bug.