Latest Contributions by AlixVezina

Hi@Gary , Unless @LaToshaThompson has a resolution, please would you be able to explain in detail your application configuration and the issue you are encountering? We can try to resolve it here, otherwise you may also contact Support directly. ... View more

@InnovaAdministrator The Group Filter widget was developed to only support one instance of the widget per application, which may explain why your are experiencing this last issue. ... View more

@PeterRichardson I do not have a solution for your problem, but just wanting to confirm your observation: the "displayed" value in the Group Filter will be the same as the "filtered" value. There is no setting provided for setting a different display value like you would find the Search widget for example. ... View more

@helenchu The Smart Editor widget in Web AppBuilder now supports creating points from polygons. Please see this blog: What’s New in the Smart Editor widget (June 2021) (esri.com)  Although it does require user input by selecting the features to be copied into the target point layer and it's not an automated process. ... View more

Hi @HélèneTouyéras , the Group Filter only supports the equal "=" operator and does not support the whole series of app URL parameters. To filter multiple values, use the format shown here: https://doc.arcgis.com/en/web-appbuilder/create-apps/widget-group-filter.htm#GUID-D7E98C44-F610-44DD-9D66-6F1671ED7C54 ... View more

Hi @LeLuong , If I understand this correctly, you would like to automatically populate fields from your URL parameters into target fields for the existing feature being edited, rather then only when creating new features. And I believe it's also what @helenchu is trying to do. I've looked around and I can't seem to find a way to do this either. @Jianxia do you have any ideas if this would be possible in Experience Builder? The following blog describes a workflow that is, I believe, somewhat similar: Using Experience Builder and Survey123 to pass attributes and geometry from one layer to another (esri.com)   ... View more

See the latest updates for September 2021! ... View more

Hi @helenchu , Preset attribute actions only work when creating new features, not when updating a feature's attributes. Please see for more details: https://doc.arcgis.com/en/web-appbuilder/create-apps/widget-smart-editor.htm#:~:text=populate%20with%20attribute%20values%20when%20creating%20new%20features Also, for presets in general, the word "find" may be be part of the core web appbuilder URL parameters so it may be worth trying with a different group name. Depending on your complete workflow and what you are trying to do, there may be other ways to do this. If you are able to provide step by step details on what you need to achieve, we can look for a workaround. ... View more

@helenchu perhaps this tip from the documentation can help? Smart Editor widget—ArcGIS Web AppBuilder | Documentation ... View more

Hi @helenchu , Use the Preset Attribute Actions to populate a field using a value from a URL parameter. An example is provided in this video: End user (min 1:10): https://youtu.be/El2oqpdunJU?t=70 Configuration (min 4:40): https://youtu.be/El2oqpdunJU?t=280     ... View more

Hi @Anonymous User , right now there isn't, but this will be possible in the near future with the new editing experiences in Experience Builder. There are plans to allow for batch editing and also editing features from a selection - from a list or a table. ... View more

Hi @MariaAndreoudi , I'm sorry, by user-defined unique value I meant that one of your fields may have a unique constraint? Add a unique constraint to a field—ArcGIS Online Help | Documentation ... View more

Hi @MariaAndreoudi , Thank you for posting your question. Currently, if the target feature template (the one into which you are attempting to copy features) has any fields that only allow for user-defined unique values (this excludes ObjectID and GlobalID which are system generated), then you will only be able to copy one feature at the time. This is meant to prevent writing the same value for all your new target features into the field that only allows for unique values, and so prevent data errors and inconsistencies. If you need to copy multiple features rather than one at the time, the workaround would be to remove the "unique" restrictions for that field in your geodatabase. ... View more

Unfortunately not, since they're compiled for a different version of python. ... View more