How to get image attachments to render in pop-up window

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07-14-2015 02:22 PM
JayGeisen
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Does anyone know how I can get attachment images to render a preview in the popup window instead of just a hyperlink? As you can see in the picture, the default action is for a hyperlink to the attachment only.

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ChrisSergent
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ChrisSergent
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Would this work for you: embedly/jquery-preview · GitHub

JayGeisen
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Chris,

It looks like that would likely work, but I was hoping there was something written into the WAB already I guess. I'm looking to keep things pretty simple here. This looks more complicated than I was expecting. The thing is, the popup window will show a preview for a hyperlinked image, just not an attachment I guess. Unless I'm misunderstanding something (likely)?

Jay

RobertScheitlin__GISP
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Jay,

   Currently there is nothing in the code setup to allow for a preview of an attached image (like there was in Flex).

BrianO_keefe
Occasional Contributor III

Is that for real?

The WAB doesn't have any functionality for display attachments through a popup?! That just seems absurd?!

Granted, my feelings are weighted by just completing a process where I attached over 2k images to a couple feature classes and now I am looking for how to display them...

But still.

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JakeSkinner
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Hi Brian,

Take a look at the following article:

Show Attachments in Web Map Popup

I haven't done much testing with this, so any feedback you have would be great.

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JayGeisen
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Chris &/or Robert,

How long do you think it would take to integrate that jQuery Preview plugin, assuming one knew what he was doing?

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RobertScheitlin__GISP
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Jay,

   This looks like a fairly complicated task. Not sure that the benefit is worth the effort.

ChrisSergent
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Jay,

The jQuery has the steps you need to go through, but you need to have Web App Builder Developer Edition. I agree with Robert, it could be a lot of trouble, as there is a lot of code in the Developer Edition, but if you have to do it, it is possible.

JayGeisen
New Contributor III

Thanks Chris. I do have the developer edition, but I agree with you both that it's probably not worth it for my purposes.