Latest Contributions by AbiDhakal

If there's no option to import Web AppBuilder apps into Experience Builder and no support for Web AppBuilder post its discontinuation, will it help for Esri to establish a specialized support team to assist clients in manually migrating their Web AppBuilder apps to Experience Builder? Thank you, Abi ... View more

In the very near future, Web AppBuilder is slated to be replaced by Experience Builder. To ensure a smooth transition for both clients and Esri, I believe it's imperative to include an option in Experience Builder for easily importing existing Web AppBuilder applications. This functionality would seamlessly transfer all relevant widgets and settings, significantly simplifying the migration process of Web AppBuilder items to Experience Builder. Thank you, Abi ... View more

@Jianxia -  One major concern I've noticed with the ExB app is the lack of a feature to open the attribute table of a layer directly from the layers' ellipsis menu on the map app itself – those three dots next to each layer – like what's available in WAB. In WAB, users can simply click on the layers' ellipsis and select 'View in Attribute Table'. This attribute table functionality offers various options and filters for comprehensive querying and mapping. It facilitates printing a map in a major way by enabling the end user to only print features of interest and hide unnecessary features from the printout put. This capability is especially crucial as it empowers end-users with a wide range of querying options for all layers present in the map application. Unlike ExB, where developers make assumptions about the queries clients may need and provide only pre-configured, limited options, there needs to be more flexibility. The querying process should be open, akin to WAB, allowing clients to freely choose and perform any query they desire on any available layer within the map application. This is all very fundamental for printing maps with only features of interest, as users can filter out other features to exclude from printing. Enabling an open query option within the map application would allow clients to search, export tables, or apply filters to any layers, enhancing their experience and enabling them to create custom maps efficiently. Thank you, Abi   ... View more