Latest Contributions by RobertScheitlin__GISP

@KafilBaig  Not showing the standard popup is by design. Why would you have the same info displayed in the maps popup and the popup widget at the same time? Anyway the widget.js is pretty clearly marked where the maps popup is hidden. It even has the comment . //hide the standard esri popup instead html.addClass(query('.esriPopup')[0], 'myPopupHidden'); ... View more

sorry I do not have a 4.x version link for you. ... View more

@DiegoMonge_Chinchilla  Just like the error is telling you, You are passing a FeatureLayer to the popups feature property when it is expecting a Graphic or array of Graphics. So something like  const query = new Query(); query.where = "1=1"; query.outSpatialReference = { wkid: 102100 }; query.returnGeometry = true; query.outFields = [ "nom_prov" ]; districts.queryFeatures(query).then(function(results){ popup.open({ title: "Esta es la ubicación de su punto", location: centerPoint, feature: results.features[0], content: "{nom_prov}" }); });  Would work. ... View more

@JohnWyant sure you just use the geometryEngines offset method. Assuming 3.x Get the graphics extent center Use the map toScreen method to get the screen point and then add your 50 pixels to the screen point X and/or Y values Then use the maps toMap to reconvert the screen point that is now shifted by 50 px to get the map point. Next us the geometryEngine distance on the original point (the graphics extent center) and the new shifted point to get the distance value to use in the next step Use the geometryEngine offset method to get the offset geometry. Same can be done in 4.x it is just the MapView that has the toMap and toScreen methods. ... View more

@Vakhtang_Zubiashvili  You can find a sample here that showcases some of the geometryEngines features: http://ekenes.github.io/esri-js-samples/ge-demo/ and the code can be found here. https://github.com/ekenes/esri-js-samples/blob/master/ge-demo/index.html   ... View more

@LixinHuang That would be possible with code changes. This is done in the eSearch so the code is already available. ... View more

@JamesFaron , No I have not which is a pretty big issue for me. ... View more

@Valgenmap , There is no event native (just as the error is telling you) on the 'draw-complete' event. You would have to figure out how to use the view click event if you want to capture the mouse click event. ... View more

@PropertiesCurtin , You should be good using the 2.4 url like you did. It would appear that you have some issue with you placement/install of the widget.  I am NOT a Portal (ArcGIS enterprise) user so I can not talk from experience. But something to check is that your folder structure is like this and there is Not an additional folder in there before the Widget.js file: [portal install]\widgets\eSearch\  > then you have the Widget.js and other files directly in this folder and not another eSearch or some other folder first. ... View more

@JamesFaron Are you talking about the issue where on an iPad in Landscape the keyboard forces the app to change layout (based on available screen size) and you can not longer type into the input you were entering data into?  ... View more

@TaupoDistrict_Council There is a custom widget available already for measuring. https://community.esri.com/t5/experience-builder-custom/measurement-widget-eb-1-4/ta-p/1062509   ... View more

@RYANCARL That is a term in experience builder that is similar to "build" or "compile" in many development environments. It is just finalizing your changes to your experience. You many not see your changes you made to an experience until it is published. ... View more

@RYANCARL Here is the help link for deployment of your experience. https://developers.arcgis.com/experience-builder/guide/deployment-topics/   ... View more