Latest Contributions by KellyHutchins

We plan to add this capability to the app configuration experience at the next release. For now if you are comfortable with using the AGO Assistant<> to edit your application’s json data you could set the property for either the measureAreaUnit or measureLinearUnit. You can find valid values for the area and linear untis here: https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/api-reference/esri-widgets-Measurement.html#areaUnit https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/api-reference/esri-widgets-Measurement.html#linearUnit Here’s an example of how the app json looks with the values added: "datePublished": 1669222983946, "measure": true, "measureAreaUnit": "acres", "measureLinearUnit":"miles" ... View more

I ran a quick test using Enterprise 10.9.1 and my Nearby test app displayed and ran without errors.  It's strange that you are seeing reactiveUtils errors because Nearby currently uses the older watchUtils and has not yet been migrated to use reactiveUtils. It might be worth submitting a support ticket for this one so they can help you troubleshoot any potential install issues?  ... View more

Thanks for the feedback Haley. We are working to standardize a basic set of capabilities across the apps and will take this feedback into account when looking at adding the layer list to multiple apps.  ... View more

In two apps (Media and Sidebar) there is now a url param you can define that will allow the custom url params defined in the app config to work as a filter instead of a single popup. This is there for testing to see how this feature might be used in various apps.  In this example the map will zoom to Texas and show the popup  https://jsapi.maps.arcgis.com/apps/instant/sidebar/index.html?appid=1dad0c5cf8244ce3ae901bca3fd3c10a&state=TX   Here the map is filtered and only Texas is shown and no popup displays  https://jsapi.maps.arcgis.com/apps/instant/sidebar/index.html?appid=1dad0c5cf8244ce3ae901bca3fd3c10a&state=TX&urlParamAsFilter=true We'd like to include this capability as part of the url param configuration in a future release so any feedback on how this works (or doesn't) for your use cases would be helpful.    ... View more

The Sidebar app has been updated so you should be able to add map descriptions and snippets back to your app item.  Thank you everyone for working with us to workaround this issue until the fix was put in.  ... View more

It looks like at one point you enabled google analytics and the consent message. Google analytics is now disabled in the app but the consent message is still enabled so its appearing as an empty opt-in. We'll make an update in a future release so that if GA is disabled but the Opt-in message is enabled it won't show but you can resolve this in your app by doing the following: 1. In the app configuration experience click Web Analytics in the lower left 2. Enable Google Analytics and click next  3. Disable the consent message and click submit or close  4. Now reopen the Web Analytics dialog and disable Google Analytics.  5. Publish your app Test your app by opening it in a new private browser window and the opt-in message should be gone.  ... View more

@RyanBohan It looks like the published version of the app still has a mapAllyDesc value defined but it has been removed in the draft version. Can you publish your app and let me know if that fixes it?  Here is where I'm seeing the values. https://sandiego.maps.arcgis.com/sharing/rest/content/items/75f6a5d68aee481f8ff48240bcaa1239/data?f=json     ... View more

Thanks for the additional example. To fix that app you'll need to go into the app configuration to the map section then scroll to the bottom and edit the map accessibility section to remove the text. Once the updates are published tonight you can re-add the text.    ... View more

That's strange. Is your app or map public? If so can you share the link? I'd like to make sure we have a solution for the issue and deleting the web map snippet/desc should have resolved the issue. ... View more

Thanks for reporting the issue. This is due to a bug in last nights release and we have a fix for this going out tonight. In the meantime there is a workaround for the issue if you can edit the web map. For the web map item you'll need to delete the snippet (and potentially the description too) from the web map item. You will be able to add these back in after the update goes in.  ... View more

Ok I have an approach that might work for you. Currently it only works in Media but it will work in Sidebar after the November update.  In the app configuration search for the URL parameter option and enable it for the layer/field you want to search. In this test app I enabled it for the state names Then enable the Layer List and Share. Launch the app and then set the url param to the location you want (or zoom the map). Here's an example where we zoom into the specified state : https://jsapi.maps.arcgis.com/apps/instant/media/index.html?appid=56bd5d5acfba40148dec6b4308f17f00&state=Oregon Next turn on the layers that you want to be visible using the layer list then click the Share option and select "Copy Link". This will generate a url that is zoomed in to that state and honors the layer visibility that is set via the layer list.  https://jsapi.maps.arcgis.com/apps/instant/media/index.html?appid=56bd5d5acfba40148dec6b4308f17f00&state=Oregon&center=-121.6992;43.6851&level=7&hiddenLayers=1842ee0ff48-layer-2;1842ee14c43-layer-3   Here's an example of the above but using the map extent instead of using the custom url param  https://jsapi.maps.arcgis.com/apps/instant/media/index.html?appid=56bd5d5acfba40148dec6b4308f17f00&state=Washington&center=-121.4801;46.6647&level=9&hiddenLayers=1842ee0ff48-layer-2;1842ee1a5a3-layer-4   So you could use the app to generate the links you want and then if you don't need share or the layer list in the app you can go into the configuration and disable those options.      ... View more