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This is in the Dashboard map element configuration, not the web map. ... View more

What do the calculated expressions that use the Manufacture_Date field look like? ... View more

The map's Settings dialog includes a toggle for Layer visibility     ... View more

You can use an Arcade element to return the formatted text var output = `<h3 style='margin:0;'>Mingo Ruddell Quiet Zone - Mingo St</h3><strong>Start:</strong> July 16, 2025 &nbsp;&nbsp; <strong>End:</strong> May 1, 2028<br><strong>Description:</strong><br><details><summary>Read more</summary>Mingo Road Improvements from Mingo/Bell intersection to Mingo/Mockingbird intersection. Improvements to include a possible center-left-turn lane, street lighting, new bike/ped facilities, as well as drainage and utility improvements as needed</details><br><a href='somewebite.com' target='_blank'>More Info</a></div>` return { type : 'text', text : output } and it looks like you have an extra </div> at the end of the string ... View more

The user should also be notified when closing a project that memory workspace layers data sources will be lost. ... View more

You can trouble-shoot by using the Console function and opening the Console tab after clicking "Run" The code would sometimes not run due to the bin names. If I changed them to this, it would run consistently var bins = { "a": 0, "b": 0, "c": 0, "d": 0, "e": 0 }; for (var f in fs) { var acres = f["Taxlot_Acres"]; if (IsEmpty(acres)) continue; When( acres < 1, bins["a"] += 1, acres < 5, bins["b"] += 1, acres < 10, bins["c"] += 1, acres < 24, bins["d"] += 1, bins["e"] += 1 ); } Then you would add the proper column names in the settings   ... View more

This should work // Connect to your hosted feature layer by portal item ID and layer index var portal = Portal("https://www.arcgis.com"); var fs = FeatureSetByPortalItem( portal, "012345ABCEDF6789", // Your item ID 2, // Layer index ["Taxlot_Acres"], // Only bring in needed field false // Exclude geometry (faster) ); // Define output schema var fields = [ { name: "bin", type: "esriFieldTypeString" }, { name: "count", type: "esriFieldTypeInteger" } ]; // Initialize bin counters var bins = { "<1": 0, "1–4": 0, "5–9": 0, "10–24": 0, "25+": 0 }; for (var f in fs) { var acres = f["Taxlot_Acres"]; if (IsEmpty(acres)) continue; When( acres < 1, bins["<1"] += 1, acres < 5, bins["1-5"] += 1, acres < 10, bins["5-9"] += 1, acres < 24, bins["10-24"] += 1, bins["25+"] += 1 ); } var features = []; for (var b of bins) { Push(features, { attributes: { bin: b.key, count: b.value } }); } return FeatureSet({ fields: fields, features: features }); ... View more

Have you checked whether the labels are showing correctly when opened in Map Viewer Classic? Map Viewer Classic and Web AppBuilder use ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript 3.x while the new Map Viewer uses ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript 4.x. If your labels use something only available in 4.x, Web AppBuilder won't be able to render them. ... View more

Why doesn't this use the normal convention (like in ArcGIS Pro and Web AppBuilder) of Shift to add features and Ctrl to remove features? ... View more

You can use the lasso or rectangle tools to do this by just clicking once on the point. What you have to do is hold down the Ctrl key before starting the selection ... View more

Yes, by pressing the Ctrl key while clicking on points, but it doesn't always seem to work properly. I don't know if it's an issue of tolerance, but it doesn't consistently work. You can use the Ctrl key with the rectangle and lasso options to add to the selection. It's surprising that it doesn't follow the normal Esri selection convention of using Shift to add to the selection, Ctrl to remove from the selection ... View more