Latest Contributions by AnneFitz

You can use the filterFunction on PortalBasemapsSource to filter basemaps in the BasemapGallery. Starting at version 4.27 (planned release in June), you will be able to pass in an asynchronous filter function, allowing you to load the basemap before filtering, like this:  const basemapGallery = new BasemapGallery({ view: view, source: { portal: "https://arcgis.com", // async filterFunction supported starting at v4.27 filterFunction: async (item, index, basemaps) => { let bool = true; await item.load().then((loadedBasemap) => { // filter out the Oceans basemap if (loadedBasemap.title == "Oceans") { bool = false; } }) return bool; } } }); Here's an example using the development (/next) version of the API: https://codepen.io/annefitz/pen/VwEZNEP ... View more

Hi @KeremDenizmen - have you considered using UniqueValueRenderer? This will allow you to symbolize your features based on categorical attributes. You could use a different CIMSymbol for each category, for example.  It also sounds like you might want to create a FeatureLayer from client-side features - I'd recommend checking out the documentation on creating a FeatureLayer here (specifically look at the section called "Add an array of client-side features"): https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/api-reference/esri-layers-FeatureLayer.html#creating-a-featurelayer   ... View more

We have a fix for this issue in the upcoming (4.27) release. You can test it out on our development /next version of the API. Here's an example using FontAwesome in a CIMSymbol in a SceneView:  https://codepen.io/annefitz/pen/eYPpxpj?editors=1000 Notice how the font is defined within the CSS @font-face , then is used within the CIMSymbol.   ... View more

Hi @ADITYAKUMAR1 - You should be able to call clone() on your symbol after it's been initialized - here's an example: https://codepen.io/annefitz/pen/XWxdJvV (the clone method is called on line 278). Hope this helps! ... View more

Hi @michaelpoa - the fonts are a bit different between MapView and SceneView. To bring in custom fonts in a 2D MapView, you would use the esriConfig.fontsUrl property, but in a 3D SceneView, you would use  CSS @font-face instead, and bring in the font data from web font (woff or ttf). Check out the labeling guide page for more information. With that being said, I think there is a bug with our CIMSymbol implementation in 3D with icon fonts. We are investigating it further and hope to have a fix in an upcoming release. Thanks! ... View more

@michaelpoa thanks for providing a repro case! We'll take a look. ... View more

Hi @GeoJason - I would love to hear if you've noticed any improvements in your app after updating to version 4.26 of the JavaScript SDK. We made some significant improvements to geometric effects (specifically buffer and offset) this past release. Let me know - thanks! ... View more

Hi @Dirk_Vandervoort - we're adding support for calcite icons in the Expand widget in the upcoming release of the API (version 4.27) through two new properties on the Expand widget, expandIcon and collapseIcon, that accept strings referencing Calcite UI icons. If you want to test out this fix before it heads to production, check out the development version of the API, https://js.arcgis.com/next. Let us know if you have any feedback - thanks! ... View more

Everything @KenBuja said is 100% right, thanks Ken! I also wanted to point out that Date.now() will not work in Arcade, instead use the built in Arcade function Now() . Also instead of subtracting the dates, I would use the built in DateDiff() function. Hope this helps! ... View more