Latest Contributions by ScottHansen__MDP_

If you look at the third screen capture, what I circled in red is the field name, not the display name.  The display name should appear if it worked as intended. I have not tried to replicate in Experience Builder, as Experience Builder does not have full functionality that I need. ESRI was able to duplicate the issue, so I believe this is an issue with AGOL and not with WAB or ExB. ... View more

Hello @AlixVezina  Would you kindly let us know once the update has been released? ... View more

Hello, When in 2024 do you anticipate rolling out this feature? We are unable to develop an ExB applications that use bar charts due to the current limitation with the display settings. ... View more

The functionality matrix, as currently illustrated, does not provide detailed information to understand actual Experience Builder to Web App Builder feature implementation. I understand that it takes time to improve the product, however, I expect ESRI will provide subsequent functionality documentation if they want users to migrate from WAB to EXB.  ... View more

I would love to see the ability to reorder the layers in the swipe widget. I submitted an enhancement request just last week. Hope ESRI implements this improvement. ... View more

In Web App Builder's infographics widget, I can create a bar chart to illustrate land use around a transit station, which may include 7+ unique land use categories or fields. Thanks to Web App Builders default display range option, this is possible. I attempted to recreate the same bar chart widget in Experience Builder, however, I am unable to and received the following message: "Too many features. Bar charts with with three or more series are limited to 1,000 bars, or 100 bars per series. Choose a category field with fewer unique values or apply a filter to your data." Experience Builder should implement the default display range feature available in Web App Builder, which includes options such as "automatic" or "all." Choosing "automatic" will display a horizontal scroll bar just above the bar chart, so that a user can select the number of stations to view in the chart.  Web App Builders default display range options allow you to view a large number of data series by manipulating a horizontal scroll bar. A bar chart in Web App Builder's infographic widget, provides a horizontal scroll bar feature to allow user to view areas of interest. The "automatic" option under the default display range setting displays data according to the data sort. For this example, I choose an alphabetical sort, so Aberdeen is fist, followed by Addison Road-Seat Pleasant. If you choose 'all," the complete data series, or in my case, stations, would appear, but they would display as very thin/small lines in order to fit all of the stations data into the view. It is important to have a default display option, when filtering at the out-set is not appropriate. ... View more

Thank you for the response. I see in your code there is buffering and intersecting, which I already did in earlier steps while developing the data. All I want to do is simply display multiple records in a single pop-up.  ... View more

Please clarify if the bug you are referring to is the missing "Smart Editor" widget, or something else. ... View more

I cannot believe that ESRI still has not come up with a good solution for a crowd-sourced map application. I used ArcGIS Web App Builder, then created a dashboard theme, then used an "About" widget to provide instructions, then the "Smart editor" (which for some reason, I can no longer find in the widget choices) so that users can click on a point location and then edit certain fields. The web map and any layers you want the public to edit must have "Public data collection" enabled in the options menu.  Here is a screenshot of the application:      ... View more