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Hi Robert, Actually, a copy would be helpful. What sort of thread should I start so you can attach the documentation for the enhanced search widget? William
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Thank you Robert! I don't think you need to provide a copy. I just went to More tools > Save page as... in Chrome and that seems to have gotten everything (1 HTML + a folder with 2 CSS & 34 PNG files). William
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Hi Robert, To help users of our web app, I am including links to the WAB documentation on how to use each widget in my About widget. For example, in addition to a description of the Draw widget, there is a link to Draw widget—Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS (Developer Edition) | ArcGIS for Developers, only a locally hosted version on our server using the docs folder from Web AppBuilder. You provide very thorough documentation of your Enhanced Search widget at Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS | Help - Enhanced Search widget, and I was wondering if you would allow us to host a version of this documentation on our server? Thank you for considering this request. William
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Hi Robert, So once the server is on the outside, there should be no problem with the certificate (assuming the certificate added to the server is valid)? William
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Hi Robert, I found out from our IT directory that the server, which is currently inside our firewall, has a certificate that is generated from active directory. Once the server is put on the outside, there is an "official" certificate (not self signed) that will be added to the server. On the issue of port numbers, the URLs that I have received from the GIS department all have the port number in them. This includes basemaps, feature layers and the geometry and print utilities. Is there something I can do to fix this or does the GIS department need to make the changes? How would I/they/we make these changes? One other note about how I setup Web AppBuilder. For the URL, I used the format https://serverName.domainName.local:3346/webappbuilder. For the redirect URI's, I used the formats https://serverName.domainName.local:3346 and http://serverName.domainName.local:3344. Was this correct? Thank you again Robert. William
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Hello, I'm working with Web AppBuilder and am not in charge of setting up ArcGIS 10.4 (including ArcGIS Server Manager, Web Adaptor and Portal, all of which are on the same server, along with our other GIS data, such as the REST Services Directory, etc.), but, if everything is setup properly, the links I receive to access ArcGIS Server Manager and Portal, from those who did set them up, should not have certificate errors, correct? Note: We are using https. The reason I ask is that the Web AppBuilder, which I setup and access through Portal, gives a certificate error, as do any apps I create, download, and put on the same server's C:\inetpub\wwwroot\. Below are the steps that must be taken to use any of the apps I add to the web server (using IE, Chrome and Firefox, respectively). IE gives a security alert (see figure IE_A below) with the nature of the problem being "The name on the security certificate is invalid or does not match the name of the site." After responding "Yes" to "Do you want to proceed?", nothing displays until the page is refreshed. At this point, the same security alert comes up (see figure IE_B). After responding "Yes" this time, the app works. Figure IE_A Figure IE_B Chrome shows the loading screen and then a blank page (see figure GC_A). In order to get the app to work, you first have to open developer tools, go to the Network tab, refresh the page and find the file that failed to load (which has the starting format serverName:port#). Next, open the file in a new tab, which gives the warning "Your connection is not private" (see figure GC_B), click ADVANCED and click "Proceed to serverName (unsafe)." When you go back to the tab with the app and click refresh, the app works. Figure GC_A Figure GC_B Firefox starts with a warning that "Your connection is not secure" (see figure MF_A). In order to get the app to work, click Advanced and click "Add Exception." (This adds an exception in the format serverName.domain.local) The loading screen displays, but then just a blank page (see figure MF_B). Next, you have to open developer tools, go to the Network tab, refresh the page and find the file that failed to load (which has the starting format serverName:port#). Next, open that file in a new tab. This gives the warning "Your connection is not secure" (see figure MF_C), click Advanced and click "Add Exception." (This adds an exception in the format serverName:port#) When you go back to the tab with the app and click refresh, the app works. Figure MF_A Figure MF_B Figure MF_C Note: All the Web AppBuilder pages, including the locally hosted API, use the format serverName.domain.local while the Web Map and other REST services use the format serverName:port#. All this can be seen using developer tools. One of the individuals who set things up thought Portal and/or Web Adaptor was supposed to hide this information. I don't know what to do. I think I setup Web AppBuilder correctly. I followed the instructions at Get started—Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS (Developer Edition) . If anyone has an idea, a suggestion, a similar situation or would like more information on how I setup Web AppBuilder, please reply! Any input, great or small, is greatly appreciated. Thank you. William
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10-27-2016
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Hello, When using the Preview feature built-in to Web AppBuilder, I noticed that if I zoom in to a location, and then 'rotate' the mobile device, the map reverts back to its original extent. Any suggestions on how to stop this behavior, or whether you've experienced this problem also, would be appreciated. Thank you for your time. William
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Hi Robert, I was hoping you might look at my use of the _calculatePosition and _moveToMiddle functions. I'm not sure how to use the selfBox variable in the _moveToMiddle function. Currently, when the device is in portrait view, the widget's content is in landscape and vice versa. This switches as the on resize is activated and it doesn't matter what position they started in as they end up the same way. The on orientationchange is never activated, maybe because I've just used the preview feature in WAB for testing so far. I tried pasting the text and then using the GeoNet syntax highlighter, but the code looked horrible (and not just because I wrote it), so I attached it as a text file instead. Thank you for any help you can provide. William
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Hi Robert, I'm not creating the panel from inside the widget, or the widget from inside the panel. I'm creating the panel by including it in a modified layout in a modified foldable theme. (The only modifications to the foldable theme are the addition of the modal panel to the panels folder and the modal panel's inclusion in a group in the config.json of the layout I'm using from the layouts folder, as shown below.) "widgetPool": {
"panel": {
"uri": "themes/eFoldableTheme/panels/FoldablePanel/Panel",
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"right": 5,
"bottom": 5,
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"widgets": [{
"uri": "widgets/Welcome/Widget"
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"uri": "themes/eFoldableTheme/panels/ModalPanel/Panel",
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Robert, So a global variable defined in widget.js? PANEL: this.panel, How does it know what panel though? William
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Hi Robert, How do I reference the panel from the widget inside it? (Or should I ask this in a new question thread?) Thanks again, William
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Thanks Tom. I entered the code you provided and was able to select Esri Widget from the Yeoman generator list. After doing this once, I'm now able to go directly to the generator with yo esri-widget. Again, thanks for your help. William
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Hi Robert, Thank you for your help. I added the code you suggested to the modal panel and made some modifications. The panel responds, but the widget inside keeps the same layout it started with originally. (Please see images below.) Starting in Portrait View After switch to Landscape Starting in Landscape View After switch to Portrait Do I need to add the same code to the widget as well? Thanks again Robert. William
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Hi Robert, I have a few questions. - Would the code you provided be added to the startup function? -How do I get values for this._fixedHeight and this.autoHeight? - Do I write the _calculatePosition, _moveToMiddle and _positioning functions, do I refer to them (I see all three functions are in jimu.js\dijit\Popup.js) or are they automatically referenced? -Should the resize code be included in an if statement? As always, any guidance you can provide is greatly appreciated. Thank you. William
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