Latest Contributions by ShengdiZhang

Hi @dcrGIS_asimm , I can confirm that this is a bug, and we plan to include a fix in the next release of ArcGIS Online. Thanks for letting us know. ... View more

Hi @dsinha , "I tested this in an 11.2 environment, and everything is still working as expected on my side. Could you please check the following requests in the Developer Tools > Network tab? From my end, they all return the correct values. Do you see any error messages associated with these two requests on your side? Thanks, Shengdi     ... View more

Hi @apgis16 , I cannot reproduce the issue on my side. It might be related to something in your data or environment. Please reach out to Support so they can help you reproduce and investigate the issue. Thanks, Shengdi ... View more

@TimHaverlandNOAA You're right—the filter function in Arcade only applies within the Arcade expression and does not affect the original data source. Filters applied through other widgets should be synced automatically in Arcade. However, due to some current limitations, you'll need to handle the filtering logic within the Arcade script manually. ... View more

Hi @dsinha , which version of Experience Builder are you using? This bug isn't reproducible in the latest ArcGIS Online environment, but it may still be reproducible in an Enterprise environment. ... View more

Hi, I tried the locator service and the sample search input you provided, and the search widget works fine on my side: Could you check the settings for the search widget? Specifically, is "only search in current map extent" checked?   ... View more

Hi @dsinha , I cannot reproduce this bug. Search suggestions don’t display a "No search result" message — they simply show nothing if there are no matches. However, if you press Enter to perform the full search, the "No result" message will appear as expected. If you're still experiencing the issue, could you please share the locator service and a sample search input so I can investigate further? Thanks, Shengdi ... View more

Hi @quich12345 , Currently, Arcade does not support temporal filtering a data source directly using built-in functions. However, you can work around this limitation by reading the time extent of the data source and then building a SQL expression to apply the filter manually. If your data is in UTC time zone, here is a sample script you can use: // Retrieve the time extent from the data source var dataSource = $dataSources["dataSource_1-0"]; var startTime = dataSource.queryParams.timeExtent.start; var endTime = dataSource.queryParams.timeExtent.end; // Convert time values to UTC and format as SQL-compatible timestamps var formattedStartTime = Text(ToUTC(startTime), 'Y-M-D h:mm:ss'); var formattedEndTime = Text(ToUTC(endTime), 'Y-M-D h:mm:ss'); // Build SQL var sqlTimeFilter = "Date BETWEEN TIMESTAMP '" + formattedStartTime + "' AND TIMESTAMP '" + formattedEndTime + "'"; // Apply the filter to the data source layer var filteredLayer = Filter(dataSource.layer, sqlTimeFilter); // Return the count of filtered records return Count(filteredLayer); Please let me know if the script doesn't work or if you have other questions. Thanks, Shengdi ... View more

Hi @MelanieNeedle , Currently, the designed behavior is that clicking any widget inside a controller (including the button widget) will first open the widget panel. One workaround is to use a standalone button outside of the controller. Here's a suggested button widget setting to achieve a similar visual style: To ensure the standalone button aligns visually with the controller, you can place both the controller and the button inside a Fixed panel widget, with the size set in pixel (px) units. Please let me know if you have other questions. Thanks, Shengdi   ... View more

Yes, the $feature variable does not support the Data Access function bundle and cannot be used with the FeatureSet series of functions. This limitation is also documented in the Data Access documentation: When using a list widget that displays multiple features, the same limitation applies. Each feature is evaluated individually. This means the expression could trigger multiple simultaneous queries. This can lead to performance issues or failures. My solution is to remove the $feature variable block when the text widget in the List is connected to multiple data sources. However, $feature simply does not support the FeatureSet series of functions. ... View more

Hi, can you share your data with me? My username is she10946, and I want to see if I can reproduce this bug. Thanks, Shengdi ... View more

Hi @Brian_McLeer , Currently, "Export Records" uses a different method from "Export All Data". Exporting records to SHP/FGDB/KML formats requires the user to be signed in, though we are considering improvements to this feature in future releases. "Export All" usually uses the ArcGIS REST API's createReplica operation. The error message you received suggests that there might be a bug with the createReplica request. Could you please check the Network tab in your browser's developer tools and confirm whether a createReplica request is being made when you try to export? If so, what's the status of that request? Thanks, Shengdi ... View more

Supporting the $dataSources variable in inner widgets of the List widget can lead to significant performance issues, so it is by design that only the $feature variable is accessible in this context. And the text widget embeeded on the list widget block the usage of $feature if you set more than 1 source. I was able to reproduce the bug and created an issue in our repository. As a workaround, if you add the Arcade expression first and then add other data sources to the Text widget, the expression should work as expected. Thanks, Shengdi ... View more