Latest Contributions by DavidMartinez

‎04-05-2021

Hi Phil, I am adding @Jianxia to this thread. She can help answer that question? Thanks, David

‎04-05-2021

Hi Francisco, I just noticed the other day that option has been removed. Can you explain your workflow to me? Thanks, David

‎04-05-2021

Hi Phil, The reason why this is happening is there is not style implemented to handle this in this sample. You could add height: '100%' but that will just give you a scroll bar for the entire widget. I will add an enhancement issue for us to demonstrate how to solve this in the widget. Cheers, David

‎03-30-2021

Hi Phil, I will take a look this afternoon. David

‎03-26-2021

@RobertScheitlin__GISP Since Experience Builder is based on React you would get a widget's state from 'this.props.state' to listen to the state change and check this property in componentDidUpdate method. To control opening and closing widgets inside a controller we have app actions. For example, /** * Dispatch a action to open a widget * @param widgetId The id of a exb widget */ export const dispatchOpenWidget = (widgetId: string) => { const action = appActions.openWidget(widgetId); getAppStore().dispatch(action); }

‎03-25-2021

It is possible, but you need to modify the map widget code. You will need to make a copy of the map widget and place it in your extensions folder if you plan to modify it. In the mapbase.tsx file located under copiedmapwidget/src/runtime/components there are two functions for the view, initMapView and initSceneView. You could add the dockOptions object and position property to change the position in the view. For example, mapViewOption = { map: tempWebmap, popup: { dockOptions: { position: 'bottom-left' } }, container: this.mapContainer }; Cheers, David

‎03-24-2021

Hi Lydie, Thanks for touching base and for the comments about Experience Builder. Regarding your question about supporting custom domains, we have it on our enhancement list for consideration, but beyond that, this is all we know at this point. Cheers, David

‎03-10-2021

That would require some effort because the search widget is just accepting the default from the ArcGIS JS API. It would be easier to create your own widget for the zoom scale. Here is a good blog about the options from my colleague. https://odoe.net/blog/fun-with-search Cheers, David

‎03-08-2021

Hi Lauren, I was not able to reproduce this behavior could you share the experience or data set? If it is not public, could share it with username dmart? Thanks, David

‎03-08-2021

Hi Kathy, You could use the embed widget and use code to show the current local date of the client browser. For example, something like this: <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <style> body { font-family: Avenir Next; } </style> <body> <p id="t1" style="color:rgb(230, 107, 0); "></p> <script> let today = new Date(); let date = (today.getMonth()+1)+'-'+today.getDate()+'-'+today.getFullYear(); document.getElementById("t1").innerHTML = date; </script> </body> </html> Hope this helps. Cheers, David

‎03-03-2021

Is this the template you're trying to use https://www.arcgis.com/apps/MapSeries/index.html?appid=6aab740eb5f146d0bbc073185aa726cb ? If yes, I haven't encountered any errors with using an experience. Can you share your experience? It is private? What errors are in the console? David

‎03-02-2021

Hi Kathy, So in a text box, you just want it to show the current local date of the client browser? David

‎03-02-2021

Hi Emma, Currently, if you have a scrollable page template with a section that is outside the visual viewport it does not navigate to that section. We currently have this logged in our system and will look into how we can improve this. Cheers, David

‎03-02-2021

Let me look into the optimization part. In regards to the domain, I did contact the JSAPI team and we have submitted an issue with the map service team. Cheers, David

‎03-02-2021

Hi Jay, Out of the box, this functionality does not exist where you can define an event for a click that zooms to a predetermined scale. Currently, the user has to click the popup, then click zoom to. Perhaps you can submit an idea for us to create events in the map widget to handle the logic once a user clicks a feature. It sounds like you want a user to click a feature and then it just zooms to that area based on an automatic or custom scale. Cheers, David

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