I have an Experience Builder app with an address search widget that zooms to the selected address. The widget has been working fine until the last few days. Now when you search for an address and click the selection the map zooms to 0,0 off the coast of Africa (Null Island). If you double click the same search result it will then zoom you to the correct location and zoom level. Subsequent searches seem to work fine, but if you refresh the map the error returns.
I have tried a totally different point data set and the result is the same except it does not respond to the double clicking of the result, the map just stays at 0,0 and subsequent searches do not zoom anywhere.
If I change the trigger to 'pan to' then it works fine for both data sets.
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Thanks for sharing with us the app.
This issue happens with special spatial reference (projections) + custom zoom scale cases.
This issue should be fixed now. Please take another try and let us know if you encounter any other problems.
I'm experiencing the exact same thing for my address search. Some layers work fine, but one feature class sends me to the Gulf of Guinea, Africa.
I am having the same issue with a recently created Experience Builder App.
@RBCopland @EmiliaWalton1 @Jrostek_Bouldercounty Any shared app for us to take a look at?
https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/2614a7513d194f43a5ba82c7cf19003d/
The 2 search options are behaving differently.
Search the DP by SD000... or CRN00... and options will appear.
The address search by adding some numbers in the search will bring up some options.
Unfortunately, I got "Creating map failed". Don't think I have access to the data in this app.
Thanks, I believe I have fixed the sharing issue.
Thanks for sharing with us the app.
This issue happens with special spatial reference (projections) + custom zoom scale cases.
This issue should be fixed now. Please take another try and let us know if you encounter any other problems.
Hi,
I am also experiencing the issue of zooming trigger moving the map to Bermuda basically far away from the map layers. I am using a WGS84 and do not have a custom zoom scale. The EB is in AGOL. Any ideas why this is occurring?
Thanks,
Kathy