Latest Contributions by AnneFitz

You need to use the attribute name `expand-tooltip` instead of the property name, like this <arcgis-expand position="top-right" expand-tooltip="My custom tooltip"> You can read more about Component attributes and properties on this guide page: https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/programming-patterns/#attributes-and-properties   ... View more

Hi @michaelkdev - we've made some improvements to the aliasing issue you were seeing for the version 4.32. Can you try this out against the /next development version of the API and let us know if this fixes things for you?  ... View more

Yes, this is possible, it just requires a bit of Arcade. The first step is creating an AggregateField for each user ID, using an Arcade expression to return 1 if the feature matches the given user type, and 0 if not (this is essentially just going to count the number of users with a given user_id in each cluster): new AggregateField({ name: "SUM_USER_A", onStatisticExpression: new ExpressionInfo({ title: "User A", returnType: "number", expression: "Number($feature.user_id == 'A')" }), statisticType: "sum" }) Do this for each user type so that you have a SUM_USER_A, SUM_USER_B, SUM_USER_C, and so on...  Then, set a cluster renderer using another Arcade expression to Count all the aggregate fields that do not equal zero, and voila! You have the # of user types in each cluster. var fields = [$feature.SUM_USER_A, $feature.SUM_USER_B, $feature.SUM_USER_C]; function isNotZero(value){ return value != 0; } Count(Filter(fields, isNotZero))   Here's an example where I did something similar with NYC's boroughs, where the clusters are colored based on the number of boroughs represented by each cluster: https://codepen.io/annefitz/pen/dPbZVpP?editors=1000 ... View more

Hi! Based on your code snippet above, it looks like you have a color stored as the attribute value. Instead of overriding the colorSubstitution value (which is not supported), try overriding the CIMPictureMarker tintColor property. Here's an example: https://codepen.io/annefitz/pen/wBwrooy Note that the primitiveName on the override must match the primitiveName on the symbol layer with the property you are trying to override. ... View more

Oh thanks for the clarification! Just tested this out though by performing a hitTest & applyEdits when the feature is clicked and both the background, text, and border colors all seem to be updating as expected. Here's my example (click on a feature to update the attributes & watch it change color): https://codepen.io/annefitz/pen/OPLyxRw ... View more