Latest Contributions by UndralBatsukh

Hi there,  Yes it can be done. You need to create a new feature with a globalId and use that globalId for the attachments all in one applyEdits method. You applyEdits param would look something like the following   const edits = { addFeatures: new Collection(addFeatures), deleteFeatures: deleteFeatures, addAttachments: addAttachments, updateAttachments: updateAttachments, deleteAttachments: deleteAttachments }     where where the new Feature has a new global id attribute set... something like GlobalID: "f0e2d7a2-b1b7-4f34-a080-c87286001e39" Then your addAttachments array has a new attachment as created something like below:   addAttachments.push({ feature: newFeature, attachment: { globalId: f0e2d7a2-b1b7-4f34-a080-c87286001e39, name: "your attachment name, data: input.files[0] || blob } });     Notice that the globalId of the attachment matches the global id of the new feature you are creating. Then just call applyEdits with those two params set on `edits` param. Hope this makes sense.  ... View more

Hi there,  We addressed this behavior and now you do not need to wait for the layerView.updating becomes false for the first time. You can test the new behavior against our next version.  Here is a codepen showing the fix: https://codepen.io/U_B_U/pen/NWmMRZa?editors=1001 ... View more

You need to set the FeatureLayer.outFields property to get all the fields as explained in the doc.  ... View more

Hi there,  We addressed the issue and the fix will be available on https://js.arcgis.com/next after next Tuesday. Please test it out and let us know if it is working as expected.  Thank you again for reporting this issue. -Undral ... View more

Thanks for the codepen.  A few things. First you already have the layer in your webmap. So there is no need to add another instance of it to your map. You can simply get the instance of the layer once the webmap is loaded. Then you have to set the outFields of the layer to all.  I sent you the modified codepen directly. ... View more