Latest Contributions by BrianLeroux

If you are using the developer edition of Webapp Builder you can remove that button by  adding 'AddMarker' to the excluded actions array in line 153 of the PopupManager.js. That js file can be found in the jimu.js folder for your app. var excludeActions = ['ZoomTo', 'ShowPopup', 'Flash', 'ExportToCSV', 'AddMarker',   ... View more

If you are using the developer edition of webapp builder you can customize the widgets. In this case I would try to modify this widget to utilize the ArcGIS Online geometry service. https://tasks.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/rest/services/Geometry/GeometryServer ... View more

Are you using webApp Builder in ArcGIS online, Portal, or WebApp Builder Developer? The latter giving more control as you could build a custom widget to handle what you need such as getting the logged in user info and filter based on that. If you want to handle with out of the box widgets I would suggest the filter widget and have it open automatically so the users see it. They will still need to put something in to the filter like their ID so still not perfect but should help.  ... View more

I believe this is because the widget is designed to use the geometry service from your portal. In the widget.js around line 204 I see this code that indicates that is what it is doing. //get portal info to fetch geometry service Url portalUtils.getPortalSelfInfo(this.appConfig.portalUrl).then(lang.hitch( this, function (portalInfo) { // get helper-services from portal object this.config.helperServices = portalInfo && portalInfo.helperServices; if (this.config.helperServices && this.config.helperServices.geometry) { ... View more

I just change the size of the panel. Below I change the left and top margins as well as the width. I call this during the onOpen function but you can use it at any time. let size = { l: 60, t: 180, w: 570, h: null } this.getPanel().resize(size);  Th  ... View more

So you just need to rename that text only? I ask because it looks like it is in the NLS settings so changing browser language should change that as well. layerInfosMenu: { titleBasemap: "Basemaps", titleLayers: "Operational layers", labelLayer: "Layer name", itemZoomTo: "Zoom to", itemTransparency: "Transparency", itemTransparent: "Transparent", itemOpaque: "Opaque", itemMoveUp: "Move up", itemMoveDown: "Move down", itemDesc: "Description", itemDownload: "Download", itemToAttributeTable: "View in Attribute Table" ... View more

That's a tricky one then. I would start a new web app and slowly build and test at every step to see if you can isolate the cause. I would build the web app with the basic defaults on. test and open that a few times to see if the symbology changes. If all good make a single change in the map and test again. Rinse and repeat until the problem reappears. ... View more

The teal color you speak of sounds like it might be the typical selection color. Are you adding a widget that might be selecting the features of your layers? ... View more

Assuming you are using the dev edition of WAB. In he widget.js file there are some functions you can utilize. postCreate: is used when the widget is initialized upon opening the map.  onOpen:. is used when the widget opens. Opening can be done by clicking or by setting it to open by default. ... View more

Fantastic. Glad I was able to help. ... View more

I do not have a solution but figure I would share the widget documentation if you haven't seen it. It looks like input is limited. "The area of interest can be defined through a place name search, by drawing on the map, by uploading a shapefile, or by entering a traverse with coordinate and distance pairs." However, It does look like you can use the draw tool as a selection on existing layers so that might be what you need. https://doc.arcgis.com/en/web-appbuilder/create-apps/widget-screening.htm  ... View more

OK Thanks. I will run the custom widget upgrade process just to be through. Can't imagine it will hurt anything. ... View more