Latest Contributions by Henry_PeleshBW

Peter Klingman‌, Thank you for reaching out. I have gone through the blog post and have been using the example payloads given. My Webhook is looking for when Features are created, so I used the example payload below. Using this payload schema is still giving me a "BadRequest" error in Microsoft power automate when testing my Flow. Thanks, Henry ... View more

Victor, Are you able to provide an example of how to write the code from the data portion of the json to populate attribute data from an existing feature service? Rather than hard coding the table columns and rows, I would like to pull the field names and rows of data to input them into the table when printing. Thanks, Henry ... View more

Gavin Rehkemper‌, Thank you very much! I must have missed that line of code. I appreciate your help! Problem solved! Regards, Henry ... View more

Gavin Rehkemper‌ has there been any progress on this? I appreciate you taking the time to help. Please let me know if there is anything more I can provide you with to help solve my issue. Thanks, Henry ... View more

Gavin Rehkemper‌ Here is my widget.tsx file: /** @jsx jsx */ import { AllWidgetProps, BaseWidget, jsx, React } from "jimu-core"; import { IMConfig } from "../config"; import { JimuMapViewComponent, JimuMapView } from "jimu-arcgis"; import Sketch = require("esri/widgets/Sketch"); import GraphicsLayer = require("esri/layers/GraphicsLayer"); import { any } from "prop-types"; interface IState {   jimuMapView: JimuMapView;   currentWidget: Sketch; } export default class Widget extends BaseWidget<AllWidgetProps<IMConfig>, any> {   private myRef = React.createRef<HTMLDivElement>();   constructor(props) {     super(props);     this.state = {       jimuMapView: null,       currentWidget: null     };   }   activeViewChangeHandler = (jmv: JimuMapView) => {     if (this.state.jimuMapView) {       // we have a "previous" map where we added the widget       // (ex: case where two Maps in single Experience page and user is switching       // between them in the dropdown) - we must destroy the old widget in this case.       if (this.state.currentWidget) {         this.state.currentWidget.destroy();       }     }     if (jmv) {       this.setState({         jimuMapView: jmv       });       if (this.myRef.current) {         // since the widget replaces the container, we must create a new DOM node         // so when we destroy we will not remove the "ref" DOM node         const container = document.createElement("div");         this.myRef.current.appendChild(container);         const layer = new GraphicsLayer();         const sketch = new Sketch({           layer: layer,           view: jmv.view,           container: container,           creationMode: "update"         });         // Save reference to the "Current widget" in State so we can destroy later if necessary.         this.setState({           currentWidget: sketch         });       } else {         console.error('could not find this.myRef.current');       }     }   };   // activeViewChangeHandler is not called in the builder when "None" is selected   // for the map, so we must cleanup here:   componentDidUpdate = evt => {     if (this.props.useMapWidgetIds.length === 0) {       // "None" was selected in the "Select map widget" dropdown:       if (this.state.currentWidget) {         this.state.currentWidget.destroy();       }     }   };   render() {     // If the user has selected a map, include JimuMapViewComponent.     // If not, show a message asking for the Experience Author to select it.     let jmc = <p>Please select a map.</p>;     if (       this.props.hasOwnProperty("useMapWidgetIds") &&       this.props.useMapWidgetIds &&       this.props.useMapWidgetIds.length === 1     ) {       jmc = (         <JimuMapViewComponent           useMapWidgetIds={this.props.useMapWidgetIds}           onActiveViewChange={this.activeViewChangeHandler}         />       );     }     return (       <div         className="widget-js-api-widget-wrapper jimu-widget"         style={{ overflow: "auto" }}       >         <div className="here" ref={this.myRef}></div>         {jmc}       </div>     );   } } Thank you, Henry ... View more

Paul, I have been struggling with this as well. Since all of my layers were in a Group, I was having a hard time identifying the issue. After ungrouping layers, like you mentioned above, I also found that only ungrouped layers were compatible with the filter widget. Thank you for sharing your findings. Hopefully this is resolved soon, since I would like to keep all of my layers in their respected groups. Henry ... View more

I also would find a configurable Search widget very helpful in ArcGIS Experience Builder. ... View more

Graham, I have tried implementing this in an ArcGIS Web Appbuilder Developer application and have been getting this error when attempting to configure the widget. After some research I was directed to "Load widget resource error" message when adding widget to app. I tried the listed suggestions but could not resolve the error. ... View more

I have had a similar issue, particularly with trying to load an ArcGIS Experience Builder Application on Google Chrome (also kept up to date). The layer list loads correctly, however the map remains blank. ... View more

Thank you David. This was very helpful. I was able to successfully implement the print widget into my custom experience. I appreciate your time and insight on my issue. Henry ... View more