Latest Contributions by AmyRoust

@ShengdiZhang  Just wanted to add my support for this enhancement as soon as possible. I have a lot of maps/apps that list contact email addresses that vary by attribute field. We don't want to put the text of the email address on the page itself because it makes an easy target for spammers to scrape. Our company's policy is to always put the word Email and then hyperlink it with mailto:person@place.org.  If we could use Arcade to construct links, that would work, too. Prior to the first 2022 Experience Builder upgrade, I could store the email in a separate field that included mailto: before every email address and could use that field in the List widget if I chose URL as the hyperlink option. After the upgrade, ExB force appends the URL of the app as a prefix to mailto:... so my workaround is no longer viable. This missing functionality seems like a really big omission for what is otherwise a great product that improves with every release. (I am dreading telling our Communications officer that I can't do a mailto: link because of a technical limitation.) ... View more

Unfortunately, I have not found a solution. I prefer to use the Edit widget when I am updating that dataset because of that specific issue, but my end user manages the entire program and sometimes needs to update several sites at once. I submitted an ArcGIS Idea yesterday that included this request. https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-experience-builder-ideas/tablet-widget-add-quot-update-quot-button-and/idi-p/1159092 ... View more

Update: I chatted with tech support about this. Map Viewer has a special "Arcade" content option for pop-ups that you have to use to embed the html code that uses Arcade.  The first part of the workflow is the same - you go to Manage expressions and set up the IIF statement so that it checks to see if your field is empty. Then, you go back to the main config window and choose Arcade from the Add Content menu: In the dialogue box that opens, you have to put the HTML code in the text parameter like this: Unfortunately, this new method means that you'll have a blank line in your pop up if there is no data for that particular feature. Here's my example where I'm suppressing empty phone numbers (the Arcade content is in between two text contents: On the bright side, it appears that the original methodology from Conditional Field display with Arcade in Pop Ups (revisited) still works. It requires knowing how to create a table using HTML, but at least it works! ... View more

This is interesting - I can get it to work with expressions if I nest them inside a table like your example. But using span or div tags on their own, as described in this tech support article and this community post does not work in the new Viewer. Thanks for testing, @JohannesLindner ! ... View more

Am I correct that this only works in Classic Map Viewer and not the new one? ... View more

We had very similar experiences, @KimberlyGarbade. (I laughed when you made the comment about the mysterious ESRI_ID field appearing. What the heck??) The only thing I can't replicate in your second answer is in the last step. I cannot find a way to add the modified view to Pro if it doesn't have the UniqueID field.  Fortunately, between your tips and the suggestion from @Reinaldo_Cartagena, I thought up a new solution. I saved my view without a unique id, and then created a second view where I joined my first view to a master table that contains a single list of all CONTENT_AREA values. In that second query, I added the OID from the master table and got what I needed. I have a hunch that Reinaldo's solution is more elegant than what I did, but I couldn't quite parse out his example in my own mind. (I've never been good at nested queries.) Appreciate the help! ... View more

Thank you, @KimberlyGarbade! That partially worked, but didn't get me all the way across the finish line. In SSMS, the query works, but when I try to save it as a view, I get this error message: I saved anyway and tried to add the table to Pro, but got this message when I tried to open the attribute table: Then I tried adding the actual query as a query layer in Pro. That worked - it added to the map and I was able to open the attribute table and view its contents. But, when I tried to publish a REST service to our stand-alone ArcGIS Server, it gave me several unhelpful errors:   ... View more

Thank you, @ShengdiZhang . Unfortunately, the table widget in Experience Builder does not honor that setting. I already have the time suppressed in the Map Viewer, but it still displays in the table widget. ... View more

@ShengdiZhang - that won't resolve my problem. I'm asking about hiding the time in a date/time field. I don't want to hide the entire field, but rather just the time. (See screenshot in original post.) ... View more

FANTASTIC! Thank you, @ShengdiZhang. That definitely fits the experience that we want. ... View more