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@BillyHopper It looks like this is a bug. We are looking at addressing it in the next update of ArcGIS Online.
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@jgarcia_qk4 The language switcher supports two types of languages: full and partially supported languages. Partially supported language allows for the translation of app-authored text only. This is done by entering translated text for any app-authorized text. We can't translate components and other Esri-defined text, which is only supported for languages that ArcGIS Online supports. This blog article provides a more detailed explanation of the differences between partial and full support. We could add Western Apache (apw) to the list of partially supported languages in the next update of ArcGIS Online.
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09-08-2025
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@jgarcia_qk4 thanks for your idea. What language are you looking to have added to the partial support list? While we explore the options for this idea, we may be able to add the requested language for a future release.
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09-04-2025
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@Cepero_Eudel The related record has a pop-up which can be configured in the map. The pop-up drives what is visible when someone views a comment/related record . Editing this in the map viewer will allow you to change the title, and you can also configure an edit form to customize the edit (comment submission) experience as well.
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09-03-2025
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@HWhitty, If you have a map created primarily to be used by Spanish speakers and want to create an app that translates both the UI text and App text, you can use the language switcher component to achieve this. Most Instant Apps have this; for a full list, visit this blog. It will also provide more detailed information on how to configure the language switcher. Once you have created the app and fully configured it, you can enable the language switcher. In this configuration, you can access the Translation Assistant (if you have AI assistant enabled in your org). This assistant generated translations for all of the app-authored text. If you have a header with a title or an introduction window, this text can be translated. Once you have generated and reviewed the translations, you can publish your app. In the published app, toggle the language to Spanish. Notice, the URL is updated to include &locale=es parameter. When you embed your Instant App into your webpage, be sure to include that URL Param, and then the app will default to Spanish. Hope this helps!
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08-28-2025
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@GBacon Use Map Click location changes where the pin is placed on the map. When disabled, the pin will be dropped at the closest address point using the Esri World Locator. We don't have exactly what you are asking for to completely disable people from searching the map by clicking using a buffer, but one option is to use map extent search. Map extent search does not allow the app user to click on the map to generate a search. They can either type in an address in the search bar or search the whole area, with the center of the map being the searched location. They can interact with the pop-ups in the map without generating a search first. Hopefully this helps
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08-22-2025
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@VladimirB The visibility of layers and data in Reporter is set in the webmap. It is possible to set up a reporter to only allow for submissions and hide the other data. One way to do this is to set a default value on a field in the report layer. An example could be a field, "Public Visibility", with a default value of "False". This field would not be part of the form and would be auto-populated when someone submits a report. If you already have your data set up and don't want to add a field, you could filter the map based on a required field. Creating a filter to hide all features that are not blank in the map used in the Reporter app. In the future, we can look at adding an app configuration option to hide all map features. Hope this helps!
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@Beversdorf Here is a link to the sample map - https://www.arcgis.com/apps/mapviewer/index.html?webmap=1254619b08ec4ee9949af6c8eeb121d5 Let me know if you have any other questions.
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@Arlington_CoGISMC I have been testing your app, and I am only seeing 5. Could you share the address you are using to see 25?
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In the June 2025 update of ArcGIS Online, Zone Lookup and Nearby received several new capabilities. Let’s look at some of the new features and how to use them. Map click search When clicking the map to initiate a search in Nearby and Zone Lookup, the app defaults to finding the closest valid address and placing a pin symbol at that location. In the June update, we have added a new option to place the pin symbol at the x,y location rather than the closest address. This will be particularly helpful for large-scale maps, where the app author prefers the point to be dropped exactly where the app user clicks. This new option is called “Use map click search”. In Nearby, this feature is available in the Nearby > Search method section > Search Radius. (Note that the map extent doesn’t use a map click, so the option is not available.) In Zone Lookup, it is under the Zone Lookup > Options section. Also, find this using the search in the upper left of the configuration. When using the map click search option in conjunction with the Map pin label, the app will use the closest address as the label. In Zone Lookup, you can specify a field from a layer in the map to use instead. For example, if you have parcel data that contains an address field, you can use that instead of the closest address from the ArcGIS World Geocoding Service locator. Show results based on users' location Zone Lookup and Nearby both offer the ability for an app user to generate a search based on their location, but the app user must initiate this. New at this release, you can set the app to launch and generate a search based on the app users’ location. This new capability is labeled “Show results based on users' location“. In Zone Lookup, it is located under Zone Lookup > Style results. In Nearby, it’s under Nearby > Search method. Note: Under 'Map extent', you need to enable 'Show results for default map extent' first. Then, you have the option to switch it to use the user’s location. New Filter builder New in June 2025, all Instant Apps have an updated filter builder. The filter functionality is the same, but it offers an improved way to create filters. New in the builder is the ability to view the attribute table of each layer in the filter. URL parameter to support embedding Zone Lookup apps When applications are embedded, they can become responsive. This is generally expected and often provides an optimal experience. However, some app authors want to lock the app in the full desktop or mobile layout. Now, a URL parameter (beta) is available in Zone Lookup. Add “&embedMode=desktop” or “&embedMode=mobile” to the end of the URL while embedding to lock the app in either mode. This parameter is in beta and will be added to other Instant Apps when it moves out beta.
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@OukeWeijer The language switcher default language should be the language used in the configuration. So if your profile is set to Dutch and the configuration panel is in Dutch, that should be the default language, and then you can select English as an additional language. Is your configuration panel in Dutch when you see this issue?
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We’ve just added a new tutorial to the ArcGIS Online documentation: Configure apps for hikers—a hands-on guide to building a bilingual web app using ArcGIS Instant Apps. This tutorial walks you through how to create an app tailored for hikers that can be viewed in both English and Spanish using the language switcher feature. It’s a quick and easy way to explore how multilingual support works in Instant Apps. Perfect for: Exploring the language switcher in action Building apps for diverse audiences Learning by doing—with no coding required Explore the tutorial now And if you're looking for more ways to build with Instant Apps, there are plenty of other tutorials available on learn.arcgis.com to match your goals.
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@RossFindlayCOC Thanks for this feedback. We will look into improving the flow in the next update of ArcGIS Online.
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04-23-2025
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@RossFindlayCOC Thanks for the feedback on the flow. One way to highlight the introduction text is to remove it from the panel and open it as an introduction window, instead of in the panel. To do this, disable express mode of the app (upper left corner toggle), navigate to the About section -> App details, and toggle on Open as introduction window. This should have the screenreader read the introduction text first when the app is launched.
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