I am trying to do what is here:
Use URL parameters—Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS | ArcGIS
I'm using the option to project the coordinates, but it doesn't seem to work properly. It loads up a blank screen. If I use the lat/long (rather than project), it will work. But that's not readily available to me where the link into the app is being created.
Here's some examples of the parameters I'm passing:
center=343316.49011253,6099793.62779277,26911&level=16
center=385157.65042952,6105028.26743251,26911&level=16
Is there something wrong with how I've created my URL? or is there a bug somewhere? maybe this one? Bug BUG-000088317
Thanks!
If I take your coordinate and apply them to a Web App provided in the Help, but apply a lower view level (4 in stead of 16) it becomes clear what is happening: ArcGIS Web Application
Change the basemap to oceans and you will see that the point is located somewhere in the Atlantic Ocean...
Are you sure that is the correct spatial reference (wkid) you are providing in the URL?
I was afraid you might say that...
I am pretty sure it's correct. I pulled it from the service. (The actual data I'm using is secured, but this service is the same spatial reference)
Is there somewhere else I need to get it?
This spatial reference requires a transformation to get it on the right location. Not sure if and how this is implemented as parameter in the URL...
I loaded your service to a webmap, and configured the coordinate system using the coordinate widget (including a transformation), hoping this would solve the problem when specifying the URL, but it didn't.
Also tried to provide a fourth part (transformation number) to the center parameter of the URL, which change the location it centers at, but it does not seem to work.
I can only conclude that it is not implemented yet. Might be worth to request this enhancement or post it as idea:
The only reason I'm trying this is the documentation says it works.
Use URL parameters—Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS | ArcGIS
Which means that there must be a bug. Hopefully it wont' take long to get fixed, I could REALLY use this...
(If any ESRI people are lurking, an ETA would be great)