Latest Contributions by BernSzukalski

Arcade is a good solution, but if you have unique URLs for the features, you could also store those as feature attributes and use them in the pop-up that way. ... View more

Map Viewer uses fixed zoom increments via the available zoom tools, which also correspond to the built-in scale visibility thresholds. However you can interactively use a rectangle to hit interstitial scales. ... View more

The dev team did do a patch recently to correct an issue like what you are reporting. Refresh your browser and try again. ... View more

While none of these approaches may be ideal, you can restrict navigation using either visual methods or capabilities in ArcGIS Instant Apps. This example uses blending and effects to apply visual focus to a specific area, in this case a fire perimeter: https://www.arcgis.com/apps/mapviewer/index.html?webmap=398294b197dc4daf814ce9061950eae7 This approach is covered in this blog article: https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-online/mapping/local-focus/ Scale dependencies may also be useful. Many Instant Apps also provide the ability to limit the ability to navigate in the app using a defined area. The capabilities matrix, which you can find when searching for capabilities in the Instant Apps gallery/home, lists those that do. Look for "map area" in the matrix: https://doc.arcgis.com/en/instant-apps/latest/create-apps/pdf/arcgis-instant-apps-matrix.pdf     ... View more

While there are many "advanced" things you can do with Arcade, I find that I, and many of my colleagues, use Arcade for simpler tasks, such as to clean up attributes when you don't own the layer to make the changes yourself. For example, simple things like changing all caps to sentence case, changing abbreviations to full strings, units conversions, etc. This blog article covers many of the common ones used in pop-up: Pop-ups: Arcade essentials (esri.com) ... View more

World Traffic from ArcGIS Living Atlas does work in Map Viewer, I just checked and had no issues with the service in the Toronto area. Were it me, I'd try the obvious and clear browser cache. ... View more

Using Map Viewer point, polygon, and line layers can be added individually. Depending on what you want to do, those layers can remain individual layers or you can add them to a group layer. The choice is yours, and the decision will really be based upon what works best for you. Often the streets are just part of the basemap you choose to use, unless you are doing something specifically with the streets or streets that are different than what appears in basemaps. ... View more

And with the upcoming February ArcGIS Online Update, you'll be able to save the media layer out for use in other maps, with the referencing preserved so you don't need to do it again.   ... View more

Just something to keep in mind - you can always author the web map using Map Viewer and reference it in your JavaScript code. Saves you a lot of code and time, IMHO. https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/sample-code/webmap-basic/ https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/api-reference/esri-WebMap.html   ... View more