Latest Contributions by BjornSvensson

Adding or deleting features within the FeatureTable widget is not currently supported. It's functionality we want to add in the future.  ... View more

@TonyGraham wrote: Are the samples and services that were hosted there available elsewhere? Some are, some are not. Most of the JSAPI samples are now using ArcGIS Online hosted data instead of the sampleservers. ... View more

That Rene sample is 7 years old with a very different version of the JavaScript API.  It does not apply to recent versions. For symbolizing points, you have four options: SimpleMarkerSymbol , PictureMarkerSymbol , TextSymbol and CIMSymbol .   To specify a font for TextSymbol for clientside layers, the fonts supported depends on if you are using SceneView or MapView.  For SceneView, the font needs to be installed on the client machine.  For MapView, supported fonts are hosted on https://static.arcgis.com/fonts.  Based on your error it seems like you are using MapView.  The supported fonts are listed at https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/labeling/#fonts-for-featurelayer-csvlayer-and-streamlayer https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/labeling/ has more info about font support. ... View more

Yes, it's possible @MacdonaldBosman . Are you trying to save the data back to an ArcGIS Feature Service (or some other backend service)? Or just update the data on the client?  When you say "table" do you mean a featureservice without geometry?  Or data to display in the FeatureTable? ... View more

What technology is used to create the WFS service? Do you have a public URL available of the WFS service?  If not, it might be easiest to work with Esri Support. ... View more

> So there is no need to change that ID to anything else.  Depends how you use your web map. If you're using an Instant App like Countdown (or any other app that needs to refer to specific layers), then that "id" is the key connector and changing it will break those apps. If you have "presentations" as part of your webmap, then that uses the "id" to keep track of the layers.   ... View more

Your pseudo code looks correct - depending on the rest of your app. Here's a working example for Pictometry:  const layer = new WMTSLayer({ url: "https://svc.pictometry.com/Image/26963D57-1E85-F308-2F17-9EB85101B1DC/wmts", copyright: "Pictometry", activeLayer: { id: "PICT-CASANL21-ghAPblT72Z" } }); Example app - https://codepen.io/bsvensson/pen/RwjeXYE ... View more

@JayHanson , while "presentations" are not available in the Map Viewer, a new and better option with improved functionality is the new "Exhibit" instant app. See the blog at https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/instant-apps/mapping/introducing-exhibit/ or check out the doc at https://doc.arcgis.com/en/instant-apps/latest/create-apps/exhibit.htm  ... View more

To create the 9x25 different symbols, CIM symbols can be handy to create say 9 different shapes and/or colors with for example 25 different numbers or letters inside the symbol. See the https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/sample-code/cim-symbols/ sample which creates a different symbol (same shape but different number) with each click on the map. ... View more

Hi @LeandroAlmeida  Technically there is nothing that tells ArcGIS that you indeed have an Enterprise license. It's a "paper" license. The terms are described in details in the E300 MLA - https://www.esri.com/en-us/legal/terms/product-specific-scope-of-use.    There's no special limits for using this keyless/tokenless approach - assuming you have the license. We don't currently have any plans to change that as far as I know. https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/licensing/  ... View more