Latest Contributions by AaronKoelker

‎04-02-2025

Hello, we're working on figuring out ArcGIS Indoors (particularly for space planning) and I'm trying to learn more about Zones, Organization Areas, and the difference(s) between them. There isn't a ton of information in the help documentation on the best way to use these, and I can't really find any examples of them in action, either. Does anyone know of some additional resources and/or can point us in the right direction? I also don't really understand how there is a dedicated Zones feature class in the Indoors Information model, but also this documentation mentions that the footprint needs to be contained in the Levels feature. (Perhaps the documentation is out of date, or meant to say that the Zone needs a corresponding Level ID?)

‎04-02-2025

@JeffreyThompson2 Good point. So maybe the simplest solution would be to have a toggle for the location of the Expand button on the Grid container

‎03-28-2025

Using a Grid container, there is a conflict in the placement of a Chart widget's tools (select, export, etc.) and the option to Expand the grid box that appears when hovering over the top right corner of the widget. It would be helpful if one of these could be moved, as it makes it very difficult for users to open up the widget menu (the one with four circles). Please see screenshot below.

‎03-20-2025

@KittyHurley Aha! I didn't know the "focus" was even a thing—am still learning. Thank you so much for the quick answer, that worked perfectly.

‎03-20-2025

If you are using a raster image (jpg/png/etc), the first idea that comes to mind would be to use the standard Picture Fill option, then adjust the map view so you can see your entire polygon. Next, increase the Size setting on the picture fill until your image covers the entire polygon without any repeats or seams. It may need to be a very large number, depending on the image size, and you might need a very large (high resolution) image. Once you find the right size, go to Contents pane and right click your Map item, then choose Set Reference Scale. That will stop the image from resizing on the fly. SVG would be easier, I think. Use the Marker Fill option instead, and choose your SVG file. Under the Marker Placement dropdown, set the Placement option to "Center". This will put just one copy of the svg file in the middle of the polygon. Then adjust the polygon size until it's filling the polygon as much as you want. You do have the option to connect the Size property to an attribute, so if you have a bunch of different size polygons you could also use a Shape Area field or similar and divide/multiply the value to have the sizing done for each polygon on the fly. You might also want to check the option to "Clip marker to boundary" depending on the look you are going for.

‎03-19-2025

I'm trying to use the accordion component in an ArcGIS Hub page and have figured out how to change the colors for almost everything except this blue border that appears when you expand the component. I tried using --calcite-accordion-border-color per Accordion | Calcite Design System | Esri Developer , but that only adds a very thin border to the bottom of the accordion. Any ideas? It's obviously not an urgent need but the perfectionist in me wants it to match our branding. <calcite-accordion appearance="transparent" icon-position="start" scale="l" selection-mode="single" icon-type="chevron" calcite-hydrated=""> <calcite-accordion-item heading="ArcMap Deprecation" style="background-color:#A2350A; color:#ffffff; border-bottom:5px solid #ffffff; --calcite-color-text-1:#fff; ;--calcite-color-text-2:#fff; --calcite-color-text-3:#fff; --calcite-accordion-border-color:#D07954;" calcite-hydrated=""> <div class="panel-body" style="background-color:#fff; color:#4c4c4c;"> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Morbi nec ligula sed elit cursus cursus. In porttitor nunc varius, interdum nisl et, fermentum mi. Maecenas eget justo at magna varius interdum. Integer gravida ipsum in fringilla hendrerit. Praesent cursus ligula id volutpat fringilla. Vivamus vestibulum placerat risus non congue. Integer tempor cursus mauris, sit amet dictum eros feugiat in. Praesent facilisis, ante at rutrum blandit, tortor mi placerat massa, id posuere purus lacus vitae nulla. </div> </calcite-accordion-item> </calcite-accordion>

‎03-19-2025

@RohitSharma-1 Hi Rohit, not sure if you are still with Esri but it would be really helpful if this solution replaced the information in this Esri "How To" article, which comes up as a top Google result: How To: Edit the Title, Text, and Chevron Colors of the Accordion Menus in ArcGIS Hub

‎03-19-2025

@TonghuiMing Thank you for answering so quickly, I'm happy I can at least stop fiddling with it for now and wondering if it was user error on my part. I do somewhat agree with @D_Atkins, though. Or at least, it's unclear to me why the option doesn't make sense to implement. I saw in your linked post that it was removed to avoid confusion since the behavior always acted as "All Values" regardless. But the behavior I'm seeing is that it doesn't react to any values based on what's selected in other filters. You also mentioned it is only for clauses within a single set/group, so perhaps this is a broader issue I'm confused about or a misunderstanding of what those options are really doing. So if I have one Filter widget with a single clause, and another separate Filter widget with a Group Clause, there is currently no way for the Group Clause dropdown values to react to what's been picked in the Filter widget with the single clause? Edit: Apparently my issue in the question above was related to having multiple filter widgets connected to the same layer, which I assume now meant the group clause I had in the one widget wasn't limiting it's dropdowns because those values were available in at least one other filter that was still set to -All-. Still not 100% sure of the behavior.

‎03-18-2025

@TonghuiMing Hi Tonghui, could you offer additional insight on the "List Values Based on" function for Group Filters? It's the bottom right dropdown in your second screenshot. Are there specific prerequisites for this option to appear? It doesn't show for me in my window and I can't find anything in the documentation regarding possible limitations/requirements. For context, I'm using fields that are all text, the "Unique" source type option is set for the Operator, and I have other Filter widgets within the app (not just multiple clauses within one Filter widget ...though I tried that too).

‎03-18-2025

You can flip the overall light/dark theming of certain widgets (search bar, filter dropdowns, table, etc.) by choosing a different default theme and customizing colors from there. However it is an all or nothing choice (everything light or everything dark). It would be very helpful to allow users to, at the very least, set the light/dark default per individual widget. Even better if they can control the colors entirely (text, backgrounds, etc.) on those widget interfaces.

‎03-18-2025

This would help us as well, but I would expand it to include all widgets that are affected by the light/dark theme setting (filter dropdowns, table widgets, search bars, etc.). Even just being able to toggle between light and dark themes for individual widgets, rather than the current all or nothing approach would be very beneficial. As it is now, it can be very limiting and difficult to work with.

‎03-18-2025

I checked again too in 3.22.49 and I don't see the option, either. Unsure if it is appearing and disappearing between releases or if there is some other factor that causes the option to hide/show.

‎03-06-2025

@RussRoberts I'm running into this issue with cluster pop-ups in ArcGIS Online, too. Any update on the road map for this? Or better yet, was a solution implemented and I just can't find it? Edit: Nevermind, I sort of found it. For anyone who comes across this, select the layer, go to the Aggregation panel, open the options for your cluster type (chart), then choose Cluster Fields. From there you'll see dropdowns for each type of feature in your clusters. It seems kind of buggy, though. Once I start messing with anything, the symbols disappear from the map. But if I had one of the pop-ups open already and change one of the cluster fields from Number to String, the pop-up will show the number without the decimal places. Until I close the pop-up and try to reopen it, then the numbers are missing entirely, along with the symbols. Edit Edit: I got around that specific issue by adding new fields to the Cluster Fields panel, which have expressions identical to the existing ones, and then used those for my pop-ups values. Left the existing cluster fields alone. That seemed to work and removes the decimals, but I have no idea why. Very odd.

‎03-06-2025

@JeffreyThompson2 @JeremyDew I'm seeing the same issue Jeremy was, where the "List Values Based on" dropdown is missing from the Group filter options. But there must be another restriction out there in addition to what Jeffrey suggested, because I've got the source type set to "Unique", there are multiple filter widgets on the page, and I'm using a TEXT field across all layers. The option still doesn't show up, however, and I've run out of settings and configuration to check against. Anyone have any other ideas? Edit: This was answered in a comment on another post. The dropdown was removed in later versions because it wasn't doing what the user might expect it to: Ability to filter multiple layers based on a common field

‎03-05-2025

@Joel I'd start with this blog post: Try the Classic Story Conversion Helper - Esri Community Also came across this recent guide: Moving to ArcGIS StoryMaps

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Latest Contributions by AaronKoelker

Zones and Organization Areas examples

Re: Improved placement of Expand and Tools buttons for Charts/Grid widgets

Improved placement of Expand and Tools buttons for Charts/Grid widgets

Re: Accordion Border Color when Selected?

Re: Polygon fill with whole image

Accordion Border Color when Selected?

Re: Custom font color suddenly not working

Re: Ability to filter multiple layers based on a common field

Re: Ability to filter multiple layers based on a common field

Re: Experience Builder user interface background

Re: Search Widget - Add Style Settings for the Search Button

Re: Option to create new survey from existing survey in organization removed?

Re: Cluster popup formatting

Re: Setting Up A Group Filter And Filters That Are Filtered

Re: Classic Story Map update

Re: Filter widget limitations with Joined Views

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