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Hi, Would you happen to have a sample app that reproduces the issue and the team can take a closer look? ... View more

Ok, do you think you can open up a support case through Esri Support to get a reproducible case created? I think it'll be much easier to troubleshoot if we have sample that demonstrates the issue.   Thanks, Ryan  ... View more

The Attachment Viewer app queries for the attachments and can succesfully retrieve and display them if the feature service that has the attachments is either public, or if the account that is logged in has the proper permissions to get and display the attachments when viewing the app. I believe that the Attachment Viewer app is failing to load the attachments in this case because it sounds like the account that is logged in does not have the proper permissions to request and view the attachments.   Unfortunately, I don't think there's a way to bypass the request to get and  view attachments if an account doesn't have the permissions to do so. Basically, the accounts that are logged in need to have the proper permissions to get and view the attachments, or the service that has the attachments needs to be public.  ... View more

Based on what you described, I'm thinking that the web map and/or feature service requires credentials to view the attachments. This is probably why the app is prompting for credentials.  ... View more

Also, if you open the developer tools in your browser, do you see any errors in the console? ... View more

I don't think this issue has been brought up yet. Do you have a link to a sample app that reproduces this behavior? Or if you can provide the webmap and/or feature services that you see this behavior happening? ... View more

Hi @JohannaPrüssmann1, as @Stefan_Thorn mentioned, there is now a new Instant App, Slider (beta), which allows you to explore and interact with temporal and numeric data through a slider tool in the UI.  @Stefan_Thorn Would you happen to have the steps to reproduce this behavior?  Thanks, Ryan  ... View more

Yes, that could potentially be the issue. Hmmm.. it appears that the web map link that you shared isn't taking me to the web map. Do you have a link to the web map's item details page? Or perhaps a web map ID? ... View more

Hi Lisa,  Is the chart loading as expected in the map viewer? Would you happen to have a sample map that you'd be able to share? Thanks, Ryan ... View more

I think the workaround would require a manual update. The setting has been deprecated due to performance taking a hit when enabled, however, we are looking into an alternate approach on hiding feature without attachments, out of the box, through a lightweight operation. I will post any updates here.  Thanks, Ryan ... View more

Hi Daniel, Thank you for the feedback! I can relay this info over to the Instant Apps team to discuss this as an option for alternate layout options.  Best regards, Ryan  ... View more

There's been some discussions to inlcude that in a future update to the app. I can note this down and add this as a discussion point to the Instant Apps team.  ... View more

Hi Daniel,  Currently, the URL function is limited to content from ArcGIS Online only. Embedding public facing sites isn't supported at this time.  Thanks, Ryan ... View more

Hi,  The setting you are recalling is the 'Only display features with attachments' setting and is a setting that has been deprecated since the June 2021 ArcGIS Online update. However, here is a workaround that can help: 1. Create a new field in your layer.  2. Use an arcade expression to calculate the field using this attachments data function 3. In the arcade expression, write an if statement to check if there are attachments; and if so, return a value to determine that there are attachments i.e. "Yes", and if there aren't any, return a value that determines that there aren't attahcments i.e. "None".  4. Add a filter to the map based on the values created.  For example:  // Create a field that shows how many attachments to filter on var stands = $feature var featAttach = Count(Attachments(stands)) // Value that will be returned if there are attachments present var yes = "Yes" // Value that will be returned if there are no attachments present var none = "None" IIf(featAttach > 0, yes, none)   We will plan to get the information in the blog updated and we'll also work on getting this workaround documented.  Thanks for using Attachment Viewer! Please let me know if you have further questions.  Best regards, Ryan   ... View more