Latest Contributions by KellyHutchins

In your app it looks like showing popups for layers not in the results is turned off. If you turn this on I think you'll get what you need after the Online release in a few weeks.  You can find the setting in Zone Lookup > "Enable pop-up for layers not included in results" ... View more

Do you have data in that area? Is your map public? If so can you share the link so we can take a look.  Do you have a custom locator in the app? ... View more

This issue came up a few weeks ago and I updated the app logic so that the pin isn't covered. This update will go out in the next release of Online in a few weeks. Here's how the update will look.  ... View more

The restriction on popups should only apply when the popups aren't shown in the side panel but seems like there's a bug. I'll remove that restriction for the upcoming release and you'll be able to view popups with the table open.  ... View more

Do you mean the popup information in the side panel? If so no we don't have a config option to disable that. You could update the popup to contain a custom description that just  lists the info you want instead of the list of fields.  If you really don't want anything except the search/info to appear in that side panel you could paste the following into the "Custom CSS" field located under Theme & Layout > Theme    #resultsPanel{ display:none; }     In a future release we plan to have a map only version available and this might suit your needs better but it won't be available until next year.  ... View more

In the app configuration go to Zone Lookup> Options and deselect the "Enable map pop-up on zoom" property.  ... View more

Thanks for sending the web map that helped diagnose the issue. It looks like the map uses media layers and we missed adding support for those to the layer selector we use to allow you to configure the swipe leading and trailing layers. We will get this fixed in the next release of ArcGIS Online. In the meantime you can get it working but it requires using a tool like AGO assistant to add the layers to the app data.  If you haven't done this before here are the necessary steps. Please try this out on a copy of your app first because any mistakes can break the app.  Here is the link to the ArcGIS Assistant you can use: https://assistant.esri-ps.com/content 1. Identify the leading and trailing layer ids in your web map by logging in to your organization via the ArcGIS Assistant.  Click on the web map then choose "View Item JSON". Then click the "Data" tab then find and copy the id for your layers in the "operational layers" section.  2. Still in ArcGIS Assistant go back to your content then find the app and click on it then click "View Item JSON" and click on the "Data" tab. Then in the upper right corner click "Edit JSON" Look for the value "swipe":true and after it add this code to declare the leading and trailing layers. Here's an example of how it will look. Save the JSON then view your app and the swipe tool should work with your leading/trailing layers  "swipe": true, "swipeLeadingLayers": { "layers": [ { "id": "18a93df6f0b-layer-50", "fields": [] } ] }, "swipeTrailingLayers": { "layers": [ { "id": "18a93f65499-layer-93", "fields": [] } ] },       ... View more

For the media map itself there aren't data requirements. But it looks like you are trying to configure the swipe capability is that correct? All layers should be supported unless they are in a group layer. Is your web map public? Can you share the url so we can take a look.  ... View more

You can use a tool like ArcGIS Assistant to view the applications data and see the configured OAuth Appid:    https://assistant.esri-ps.com/content   Alternatively you can run the app then open the browser's developer tools and look at the network traffic for a request with data in it. I use the filter text box to filter the network traffic by the data keyword. If you look at the response for that request you'll see the application's data including the Google analytics id.  ... View more

Is it working as expected in the test app I linked above? If so can you compare the settings in your app to the ones in mine.  My Demo App https://www.arcgis.com/sharing/rest/content/items/65d52b1bf18d4c42a68137617d3062fa/data?f=json Your app settings:  :https://pdxschools.maps.arcgis.com/sharing/rest/content/items/7b665b666982448b86985e4a3cd1a11a/data?f=json   ... View more

Currently if you use a screen reader to interact with the search the screen reader will read out the associated label for the button which is "Search". So from an accessibility perspective it is letting users know that a search will be initiated when they press the button.  That said if you want to switch the display to read Go you can if the app supports custom CSS although screen readers will not read out the value "Go" so it may be more confusing for users.  If you want to change the button you can add this content to the custom css during the app configuration then save your app.    button.esri-search__submit-button.esri-widget--button::before { content: "GO"; } .esri-icon-search{ display:none;} ... View more

We do plan on adding support for this in a future release.  ... View more

I ran a quick test using this demo app and can't reproduce: https://jsapi.maps.arcgis.com/apps/instant/sidebar/index.html?appid=1d6caea2d9ff4a12967e03d674cda808 ... View more