Latest Contributions by KristianEkenes

Yes, this works. Do you have a link to your app so I can take a look at where it's failing? Here's an example of this working: https://codepen.io/kekenes/pen/JjMXKVa?editors=100 ... View more

You need to set the visibilityMode of the layer to "hide" https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/api-reference/esri-layers-FeatureLayer.html#listMode   ... View more

Hi. Thanks for reaching out. Yes, we can improve this. It looks like you specifically refer to the "joinKey", which should be the table name. We can update this in our next documentation update. ... View more

Do you have an app you can share so we can debug? It may also be worth reaching out to Esri support. They can set up a reproducible case so you don't share your data (if it's private) and submit a bug report to us so we can properly debug. ... View more

No, unfortunately this is not possible at the moment. Cluster rendering is derived from the layer's renderer without any way to override it.  ... View more

Hi, can you provide more detail about the type of symbol you would like to apply to the FeatureLayer? There are a couple of options that you could use: 1. SimpleMarkerSymbol.path - This allows you to create a symbol using an SVG path. This sample demonstrates how you can use this to create a custom arrow symbol. You can alternatively use PictureMarkerSymbol.url to point to an SVG document. 2. CIMSymbol - This is a specification that allows you to define custom multi-layer symbols. It's a bit dense to learn at first, but the nice thing about CIM is you can save them to webmaps and they will render in other parts of ArcGIS, like ArcGIS Pro, or any web application. The CIMSymbol builder can help you get started with CIM. Let me know what you're trying to do. Hopefully these options can help satisfy your use case. ... View more

Browsing features is only available for clustering...though it is essentially the same as paging through features in the popup. You do have that capability in the screenshot when you click the "1 of 58". The difference with "browse features" is that a cluster has its own popup and "browse features" gives you access to all features included in the cluster. In this case above, there is no cluster popup, so a "browse features" action isn't necessary.   The fact that the paging isn't working past the first 20 features looks like a bug, so you'll need to provide your repro case to tech support so we can fix it. ... View more

FYI, I just logged an issue to expose this feature in a follow up release. ... View more

There isn't a way to do this at the moment, but we can expose a property on the PopupViewModel that would allow you to always have browsing enabled.  ... View more

I'm not able to reproduce this on my side. Perhaps tech support will be able to help you diagnose it... ... View more

Also, which API version are you using? ... View more

Hi. What browser are you using? This appears to be a bug. When the popup contains more than 20 features, it only loads the first 20, then it (should) paginates queries for the remaining features as you scroll through the list. If you can consistently reproduce, I would report this to technical support so we can get a bug logged and fixed soon. ... View more

You can use Arcade to conditionally create popup elements. Here's some documentation about this: https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/arcade/#popup-element   I wrote a blog post about how to create Arcade elements for cluster popups. The concept is the same as layer popups. This example here: https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-online/mapping/summarize-and-explore-point-clusters-with-arcade-in-popups/#list-features shows how to create content conditional on the feature.    Can you provide more details with an example of the type of content you would need to display given the type of feature? ... View more