Latest Contributions by johnbrosowsky

It seems that if I chance the locator name to something user friendly like "Address Search" then coordinate searches do not work, but address and place name searches still work.  If I change the locator name back to "ArcGIS World Geocoding Service", then both coordinate searches and address/place name searches work.   The reason for changing the name of the locator is so that the locator name that appears in the drop down section of the search box is less cryptic for non-GIS users.  ... View more

I too am seeking a solution for this.  A most basic common task is to search for address using the world geocoder, the map zooms to the location and adds a marker to the map, and automatically displays a popup showing attributes from layers in the map at that location.  Using the search tool built into the map adds a marker to the map and zooms to the location, but then the user has to close the callout that appears on the map, and then has to click on the map at the location to get the popup.  That is a lot more steps for the user than what they did previously in a WAB app I am migrating, and customers are not accepting it. As a result I will have no choice but to modify the existing search widget, with EXB developer, but that code is nearly completely undocumented so its hard to know where to even start! If someone has come across this already and has a custom widget or pointers for modifying the search widget code it would be greatly appreciated!   ... View more

Thanks for the tip, but not working for me, I must be missing something. I had already set redirect URL and was getting the little tiny dialog "please sign in to ArGIS Online OK/Cancel".  Selecting OK would bring up the standard ArcGIS Online login (but not my orgs login).  Switching the redirect URI as above (with edits for my app location and build number) results in the same tiny dialog prompting to please log into ArcGIS Online, but selecting OK then just returns 400 error with invalid redirect URI.     ... View more

Yes - pleased add to search widget - a common task is to search for an address using the world geocoder, map zooms to the location and puts a marker on the map, and then automatically a popup opens showing information map layers about that location.  ... View more

We also need this, as we also have an EXB app with sensitive data in public safety, law enforcement, and health/life safety areas.  ... View more

Would love to see URL parameters for zooming to and selecting a specific feature with popup or no popup.  With no popup, but feature selected, highlighted, and zoomed to is important for use case of using experience builder to create a report.  A popup dialog box does not look good on a report.     ... View more

this worked for me: const mySiteLayerInfo = new SiteLayerInfo({ layerId: "sites_view_9488", siteIdField: "SITE_ID", nameField: "NAME", }); const myFacilityLayerInfo = new FacilityLayerInfo({ facilityIdField: "FACILITY_ID", layerId: "facilities_view_8594", nameField: "NAME", longNameField: "NAME_LONG", siteIdField: "SITE_ID", }); const myLevelLayerInfo = new LevelLayerInfo({ facilityIdField: "FACILITY_ID", layerId: "levels_view_4226", levelIdField: "LEVEL_ID", levelNumberField: "LEVEL_NUMBER", longNameField: "NAME", shortNameField: "NAME_SHORT", verticalOrderField: "VERTICAL_ORDER", floorField: "LEVEL_ID", }); const myFloorInfo = new MapFloorInfo({ siteLayer: mySiteLayerInfo, facilityLayer: myFacilityLayerInfo, levelLayer: myLevelLayerInfo, }); const webmap = new WebMap({ portalItem: { id: "1c020f2cdab3436ca7d54facf6bfab00", }, floorInfo: myFloorInfo, }); ... View more

I followed the ArcGIS Pro instructions - installed ArcGIS Pro 2.8, added my sites, facilities, levels, and units layers the map, clicked on map properties and there is no indoor layers tab as described in the documentation. Maybe that requires an ArcGIS Indoors license? The ArcGIS JS API documentation states that the alternatively from setting these properties in ArcGIS Pro, they may be configured programmatically via the JS API.  After fiddling with it for a bit I got the FloorFilter widget working by setting the layer and floor info properties manually like this: const mySiteLayerInfo = new SiteLayerInfo({ layerId: "sites_view_9488", siteIdField: "SITE_ID", nameField: "NAME", }); const myFacilityLayerInfo = new FacilityLayerInfo({ facilityIdField: "FACILITY_ID", layerId: "facilities_view_8594", nameField: "NAME", longNameField: "NAME_LONG", siteIdField: "SITE_ID", }); const myLevelLayerInfo = new LevelLayerInfo({ facilityIdField: "FACILITY_ID", layerId: "levels_view_4226", levelIdField: "LEVEL_ID", levelNumberField: "LEVEL_NUMBER", longNameField: "NAME", shortNameField: "NAME_SHORT", verticalOrderField: "VERTICAL_ORDER", floorField: "LEVEL_ID", }); const myFloorInfo = new MapFloorInfo({ siteLayer: mySiteLayerInfo, facilityLayer: myFacilityLayerInfo, levelLayer: myLevelLayerInfo, }); const webmap = new WebMap({ portalItem: { id: "1c020f2cdab3436ca7d54facf6bfab00", }, floorInfo: myFloorInfo, });         ... View more

you bet - steps to reproduce: -- open the developer sample in the sandbox and observe that it works: https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/sample-code/widgets-floorfilter/ -- replace the web map ID in the developer sample in the sandbox with "60851c8a3f3d4c9ca1215d0e9c24dc25" and observe that now it does not work  -- Check out the web map here:  https://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=60851c8a3f3d4c9ca1215d0e9c24dc25 -- The webmap was created from Esri indoors tutorial data for Building L which appears to be the same map data used in the working developer example:  Building L Interior - Overview (arcgis.com)   Thanks!!   ... View more