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‎11-14-2024

Hi @Iv_Bso , the team has implemented a fix that may also have resolved this issue. Please could you let us know if you are still seeing the issue? Thank you!

‎11-13-2024

Deprecation Notice With the November 2024 update of ArcGIS Online, utility network tools are now deprecated in all apps and will not be supported in future releases of ArcGIS Online. Utility Network tools remain available in ArcGIS Enterprise and Developer SDKs. Why? – Security concerns and the need for offline support limits most utilities from sharing their utility network data publicly. While utility network services can be shared in ArcGIS Online through a proxied service, this setup is incompatible with utility network tools. About the Utility Network tools These tools, sourced from the ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript, can be found across different apps in the ArcGIS platform. The UtilityNetworkTrace widget can be used to run traces on your utility network feature service. The UtilityNetworkAssociations widget can be used to view associations between various utility network elements like junctions, edges, and terminals. The UtilityNetworkValidateTopology widget can be used to validate the topology of dirty areas within a utility network. What to expect after November 2024 Utility Network tools remain available in ArcGIS Enterprise and in Developer SDKs. This deprecation notice only affects your apps in ArcGIS Online. Here’s what you can expect after the November 2024 update: Experience Builder: The Utility Network Trace widget is no longer available in the Insert widget pane and cannot be added to new applications. A deprecation notice is displayed in the builder. The widget is still available and still works in your existing apps. Instant Apps Sidebar template: A deprecation notice is displayed when configuring an app with the Utility Network Trace tool. The tool is still available and still works in your existing apps. Map Viewer: Utility Network tools are no longer available in ArcGIS Online Map Viewer. Web Editor: Utility Network tools are no longer available in ArcGIS Online Web Editor. Note: Version management tools will remain available in ArcGIS Online but do not work with proxied services. What’s next? In an upcoming release, the Utility Network Trace widget will be removed from all existing Instant Apps and Experience Builder apps in ArcGIS Online. If you’ve built apps with the Utility Network Trace widget in ArcGIS Online, it is recommended to remove the widget from your apps.

‎11-07-2024

An update on this. Using the new editing tools (e.g., the Editor tool in the Map Viewer and the Edit widget in Experience Builder) you can now leverage tooltips to set location of a point feature using coordinates when creating and updating point features. Example in Map Viewer below:

‎11-06-2024

The Print widget is only meant for printing the map right now, there are no plans to include page content. A workaround would be to Print the whole app page using the browser print You can use the Button widget and setup the Print preview link, which will trigger the browser's Print tool. You can test it out in this app, there's a Print button in the top right. Underground Profile Viewer Now, the browser Print functionality may have some limitations when printing the content within the browser screen. For example, before printing you'll want to check the printing settings and enable the Background graphics option. This is not a perfect workaround. A simple screenshot could work too.

‎11-06-2024

For multiline text input in the Edit widget, you need to configure a Form for the editable layer. You can do this directly within Map Viewer. Configure forms for attribute editing (Map Viewer)—ArcGIS Online Help | Documentation When you add the text field to the Form, make sure to choose the Text - Multiline input type. Then, when you edit attributes for the features, you'll see that multiline input and will be able to expand it.

‎11-06-2024

Hi @MikeDavisX , I think you may need to configure Forms for editing the attributes for your layer. You can configure Forms from Map Viewer. Just like the Field and Popups options, you'll find the Form configuration on the right-hand toolbar in Map Viewer. Within the Form configuration, you can further customize how field values are collected. For example, for you date time field, you can specify to only collect the Date information in the editing attribute form. So now when you create new features, it will only ask for the Date and not the time. It appears there may be a limitation where the number of collected decimals is not restricted while editing. This could be an idea/enhancement request for Forms. I'd recommend logging that request in the Field Maps community (that team builds the editing Forms functionality).

‎10-25-2024

Great! Yes that's the plan!

‎10-25-2024

Hi @AndreasEugster , Thanks for posting! This is a known limitation right now. We're working on a new option that will allow you to clear widgets once they are closed from the controller which will resolve this.

‎10-24-2024

There's an example in this blog: Go Beyond the Smart Editor using Smart Forms The first example for Calculate statistics is to count features. Here's the sample code you can modify: // Define the source layer to intersect (replace layer name "Addresses" below) var sourceLayer = FeatureSetByName($map, "Addresses") // Count the number of intersecting features from the source layer var countFeatures = Count(Intersects(sourceLayer,$feature)) // Return the value (number) return countFeatures

‎10-22-2024

@LisaMacgregor To recreate this functionality for Experience Builder, you'll want to setup clustering symbology on your layer in Map Viewer. See: Configure clustering (Map Viewer)—ArcGIS Online Help | Documentation

‎10-22-2024

Interesting... It does look like some issue with the layers loading. If you see this again, please do feel free to reach out to Esri Technical Support so they can help figure out what's going on with your layers! Thank you!

‎10-22-2024

Hi @L77 , Based on the screenshot you've shared, it looks like your data sources may not be loading properly. Please check that these layers are still accessible; for example, try to load them within Map Viewer and edit them from there. Could these layers be coming from a server that went offline or became inaccessible for some time?

‎10-22-2024

Hi @yockee You can calculate attribute values based on other attributes from intersecting features. Here's a video example of this with the configuration details: Get smart about editing You cannot do any kind of geometry calculations. If you'd like to do more advanced calculations, I'd recommend moving to using Forms and Experience Builder. Check out this blog: From the Smart Editor to Smart Forms

‎10-18-2024

Hi @ahargreaves_FW , I was playing around with options for representing the results and here may be one. You could setup the Near Me widget to show the results as follows: Set the Search Method to Specify a location but set the Search distance to 0 so that only immediately intersecting features are included. Set Proximity analysis for your layers Add an Action on the UNT widget to Set Location in Near Me You can also set actions in Near Me widget to zoom to features on the map when users will click them within the Near Me grouped list. There is one limitation with this setup: you may end up with more line features in the Near Me count than in the actual Trace results because of that intersection analysis. Otherwise, it works pretty well. There are some enhancements coming in Near Me in future releases that will improve this workflow. For example, adding support for Near Me to use the Selected features Data View from a data source will allow you to automatically display only the selected features returned by the trace for each layer. Near Me will also refresh analysis results automatically. Another option coming soon, with the November update of Experience Builder in ArcGIS Online, will be a new Accordion layout widget. You may be able to leverage this to display your trace results in collapsible lists based on the returned selection from the Trace widget (show selected features or filter the data source). See a preview example below. Unfortunately, this new Accordion widget and the new Near Me functionality won't make it into Enterprise until 11.5 and later releases. You will always be able to setup the Developer Edition of Experience Builder and connect it to your Portal to leverage the latest functionality.

‎10-16-2024

@JorgeMorteo It should! 🙂 Make sure you've also enabled the following options when configuring the widget. Example result: 5 miles buffer around a point a sketched using the Analysis widget

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Re: Edit widget out since last update

Utility Network tools deprecation in ArcGIS Online

Re: Is it possible to move point geometry in AGOL using premade widgets other than by dragging the point?

Re: Experience Builder print map with elevation profile

Re: Experience Builder Edit Widget needs multiline option for text fields - Status changed to: Already Offered

Re: Edit Widget Needs to Honour Webmap Settings

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Re: close elevation-profile-widget-map-interaction while switching widgets in the widget-controller

Re: counting intersected point using Smart Editor Widget

Re: Info Summary in Experience Builder (Update: Implemented)

Re: Edit Widget not working properly

Re: Edit Widget not working properly

Re: counting intersected point using Smart Editor Widget

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