Pass lat/long coords to URL of Exp Builder webapp

[USLEOperations]

With the EB webapp I created, I would like the webapp to go to a location specified by latitude, longitude coordinates passed through the URL of the webapp.  I am unable to find the URL parameters to do this and if this is possible.  Thanks!

[TonghuiMing]

@USLEOperations Unfortunately, I don't think we've supported that yet. You might consider bringing it to Esri Support for an ENH or post it in the Experience Builder Ideas category for further evaluation. Thanks.

[StefanFreelanFreelan]

This is such basic functionality - the ability to pass location / scale to a map via a URL. Yes, I know that Ex B does "so much more" than a basic map. But if ESRI isn't going to maintain (or truly replace) WAB (or other, previous options) and tell us that Ex B is so great it needs to be able to do Basic stuff too.

[Shen_Zhang]

Hi All,

Just a quick update to let you know that the Map widget now supports center parameter that allows you to center a map by desired coordinates. please refer to Center a map for more details. Thanks!

[JoabelBarbieri]

Thank you Shen. Very good.

However I'm having some problems to make it work. If my map is in sub page of ExB it doesn't seem to work. Also, the coordinates aren't working when using simple lat/long wgs84 format. Can I find examples and more documentation about that anywhere other than the link you posted above (which doesn't contain much)? Thanks

[Shen_Zhang]

@JoabelBarbieri I think there will be a blog about using URL parameters soon. Regarding to the issues you have:

• You mentioned that map URL parameters do not work for sub-page maps? I'm not sure what your URL looks like, but for example, to locate a map centre, you need to specify the <mapWidgetID>, which is the identifier of your map widget. To find the <mapWidgetID>, you can go to Experience settings -> Manage URL status to turn on the map widget toggle - the map URL parameters will be added to your URL automatically at runtime when you interact with the map.
• To use <center> to locate your map, <wkid> is required. The common syntax is : center:<x,y,wkid>. Foe example, to find a center with WGS84 coordinates, the URL parameters should be like: #<mapWidgetID>=center:<20,40,4326>