Latest Contributions by Egge-Jan_Pollé

Hi Robin DiSalvo, Yes, you can! See screen captures attached. In the Map Viewer, under your layer, click the button Change Style. In the Change Style dialog Choose an attribute to show Select a drawing style ... and you're done! HTH, Egge-Jan ... View more

Hi Magdalena Chmura, Another option of course would be to add a Search widget to the map, allowing users to enter an address to center the map themselves. Inspired by your sample address (London, 10 Downing Street) I have created a little sample app using UK maps from Ordnance Survey. The projection of this map is British National Grid (EPSG:27700). Address Search has been limited by applying countryCode:"GBR". You can see the app (and the source) here: ArcGIS JavaScript with UK data - Search address in the United Kingdom  Best regards, Egge-Jan ... View more

Hi division odt‌, Depends. 🙂 Do you want to block access to all attribute data altogether, i.e. not only the attribute table but also the popup, or are you really only talking about the tabular view of the data, i.e. the attribute table only? In the first case you might create a view of your data with all the attribute data removed. In the second case you can - as Mark Donnelly‌ indicates - configure the app to not show the attribute table. Using the Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS, on the Widget tab, you can turn off the visibility of the Attribute Table (see screen capture attached). In this case users will be able to access the attribute data by clicking an object to open the popup, but the will not be able to open the attribute table itself. Please let us know whether you have found a solution to your issue. BR, Egge-Jan ... View more

Hi Devin Lavigne, You can edit your bookmarks. See: Bookmarks—Help | Documentation  To edit a bookmark, do the following: Click the Bookmarks menu . Click Edit Bookmarks.... You can also access Edit Bookmarks... by selecting Edit > Preferences > General > Viewport > Bookmarks. In the Bookmarks manager, you can create new bookmarks, change the order of the bookmarks in the list, rename bookmarks, and update the camera properties. BR, Egge-Jan ... View more

Hi Amanda Robinson, You can open your Web Mapping Application in Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS and choose Save As to create a copy of your application. Alternatively you may export your app to create a  web app template for your organization: Export as a template—Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS | Documentation  BR, Egge-Jan ... View more

I think it will solve your issue. Just let us know the results of your test. And: don't forget to mark the question as being answered correctly (if this is indeed the solution...) BR, Egge-Jan ... View more

Hi Geir-Ove Brandal, Yes, you are right. Apparently the Layer List does not work the same way in a 3D environment... Again, I would recommend you to have a look at the configuration options provided by the Designer in the Scene Viewer: In 3D Web Senes you have the concept of Slides, providing you buttons at the bottom of the screen to switch between different Scene Layers, e.g. Rotterdam and Eindhoven And there is an option to Change group type (see screen capture below) Once properly configured you can add your Scene to the Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS. (By the way: here is the link to the 3D Cities - Nederland Web Scene :-)) What do you think? Egge-Jan ... View more

Hi Geir-Ove Brandal, This should be correct. You can  add a Layer List (Lagliste) to a 3D Web Mapping Application, but there are no further configurable options. Once added, you can use it to turn layers on and off. The actual configuration of the Web Scene with its Scene Layers should be done in the Designer in the Scene Viewer. See screen captures below. HTH, Egge-Jan ... View more

Hi Ulf Grimhardt, Did you have a look at Avenue, oh, no, sorry not Avenue, but Arcde? Did you have a look at the use of Arcade to configure your popup? You might find some hints following this thread: https://community.esri.com/thread/207291-javascript-in-arcgis-online  BR, Egge-Jan ... View more

Hi Ulf Grimhardt, For  map to be used in a web app, build with the Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS, you can configure the popup in the MapViewer. Did you try something in the Custom Attribute Display? (see screen capture below) BR, Egge-Jan ... View more

Hi Ulf Grimhardt, Did you have a look at the ArcGIS API for JavaScript? In the Sample Code you will find a lot of nice examples of what you can do with popups, e.g. PopupTemplate - use functions to set content Multiple popup elements PopupTemplate with promise Custom popup actions per feature attribute etc. etc. HTH, Egge-Jan ... View more

Hi Stafford Nichols, Follow this link below for a description of the steps to connect to (an SQLite database or) a GeoPackage file (*.gpkg): Connect to SQLite from ArcGIS—Help | Documentation  But most probably you did do this already? It looks like you have to solve the shape integrity problem first to be able to perform the spatial join. Can you tell us a little bit more about this shape integrity problem? HTH, Egge-Jan ... View more