Latest Contributions by AdamDrackley

Yes Barnaby; I find that if I comment those lines out, the Widget will use the "name" values under the layerInfos in my config_AttributeTable.json file.  Do you see different behaviour in your application following a right-click-reload/refresh? ... View more

Hey Barnaby, good sleuthing on these bugs.  Some of them seem to be bugs related more to the WAB than the LL widget necessarily, but we can try hacking around them if necessary. Regarding attribute table names, I'm seeing what might possibly be a bug in the code for the _ResourceManager.js file under the AttributeTable widget directory.  In your instance, try changing line 89 from this, return layerInfo.show && mLayerInfo && (layerInfo.name = mLayerInfo.name || mLayerInfo.title); To this, return layerInfo.show && mLayerInfo //&& //(layerInfo.name = mLayerInfo.name || mLayerInfo.title); I think these lines might accidently be assigning when they're supposed to be comparing.  Otherwise, this should use whatever 'name' values your layers have in the AttributeTable config file. Regarding the LayerList issue, my hunch was that the similarity of those two layernames was causing them to step on each others toes when toggling visibility, likely due to a too-strict string comparison happening somewhere.  Not too sure how to tackle this one yet; Does a map added via an ArcGIS Online webmap display the same legend behavior? I've put out a new release that allows for adding WMS layers.  I've been having some success adding WMTS layers via the WebTile option.  This will likely be the extent of major upgrades for this release; WFS will wait for 2.3. ... View more

Thanks Barnaby, let's try another round of testing.  Not sure if this would directly fix the issue you're seeing with those Landsat layers, but I've put out another release that should address the issues that Andžej and Babatope ran into.  Note that if you want to add Related Tables to the Attribute Table, configure Related Tables within the Edit widget, or configure a LocalLayer layer within the IncidentAnalysis widget, I'm seeing that a map Save and Page-Refresh is necessary for LocalLayer layers to be 'seen' by the configuration menus. GitHub - cmndrbensisko/LocalLayer at LocalLayer2.2    It cooperates well on my machine, but I'd be interested to see if you run into issues with it in your environments.  The only issue I'm seeing is that for MapServices that have scale-dependent sublayer visibilities turned on, the legend seems to consistently be one zoom level out of sync with the sublayer visibilities on the map.  If you could see if this happens on your ends, it would be greatly appreciated. ... View more

Let's try that again, Barnaby.  I've made a change to the 2.2 candidate; Please try the latest version in your environment and let me know if the AttributeTable works better. I can reproduce what you're talking about Andžej; I'll start looking into what might be happening here. ... View more

That's unexpected, Barnaby.  Would you be able to send me your LocalLayer configuration file, and I can see if I can reproduce this on my end? ... View more

Thanks for testing, Barnaby.  The candidate LL widget should not longer require the Attribute Table edit in order to read those layers; Do you continue having problems if you rollback the Settings.js change?  Also, to ensure that your Builder environment 'reads' your LocalLayers, can you try opening the configuration menu for the LL widget and exiting via the OK button *prior* to opening the config menu for the Attribute Table, and see if this makes any difference? ... View more

Hey Andžej, just a quick note that I've got a candidate version up for 2.2 that addresses your issue.  Consider this a 'beta' release; I'd like the community to test the 2.2 version a bit before I roll it out officially as the main version.  Make sure to read the Readme regarding some important caveats when configuring the LL widget for use with the Edit, AttributeTable, or IncidentAnalysis widgets, and perhaps some others.  Note that editing the Attribute Table widget should no longer be required in this release. GitHub - cmndrbensisko/LocalLayer at LocalLayer2.2  New features/Bug Fixes: 1) Related Table Viewing and Editing 2) ImageService compatibility with Popups 3) Bug related to Layer Toggling of first or last layer in Table of Contents fixed. 4) Bug related to Legend not appearing in Print Maps fixed 5) Added a "Preview" option that can be enabled for the LL widget; When enabled, this allows you to preview a MapService or FeatureService in the app by appending the service to the URL when launching.  Regardless of the LocalLayer config, the app will be launched showing only the specified Service, with all fields displayed in popups. IE: http://mapApp/index.html?_preview=http://arcgis/rest/services/MyService/MapService A full Web Map json configuration can also be fed directly to the application via the _jsonconfig={} url parameter. 6) "Hide in Legend" option added to Dynamic Layer, Feature Layer, and Image Layers. 7) Compatibility with the IncidentAnalysis widget. Everyone should feel free to kick the tires on this.  No OGC support yet; Maybe 2.2.1 release. ... View more

I'll begin looking into this as part of the 2.2 release, thanks Andžej.  Someone noticed that it only seems to happen on the lowest layers within the LayerList, which is fun.  I hope to pin down what's going on soon for a release. On the docket so far for a LocalLayer 2.2, in order of priority; 1) Related Table Viewing and Editing Capability - Complete 2) ImageService compatibility - Partially complete 3) Potential Layer Visibility bugs - Incomplete 4) Potential Print legend visibility issue - Incomplete 5) OGS Support - Incomplete Hopefully I'll have something out soon.  As always, thanks for the community's patience and support! ... View more

The lack of this functionality is likely due to the lack of any image services to test with.  Do you have any Image Services publically available? As always, just because it Is Not, does not mean it Cannot Be. ... View more

Hey Liana, sorry for the delay in my reply.  When you added the widget to your stemapp, did you keep the name that the folder had when it came from github ("EditRelated_master") or did you rename it?  I believe the folder name has to be "EditRelated". ... View more

This is what I ended up doing; Thanks for looking into it Derek! ... View more

Hey Derek, thanks for the response.  I was referring to the ArcGIS Web Appbuilder (Developers Edition), actually; Not the Embedded versions for ArcGIS Online or Portal. ... View more

Unfortunately not yet, Babatope.  I had made a note to phase in support for these last December, but I haven't done it because I wasn't hearing much demand.  Maybe this would be a good addition for the next release. ... View more

Nolan Albarelli wrote: I would love to see two widgets: A widget that shows GIS data in ur WWROOT folder.  So for example, If I drop a folder (with a shapefile, or GBD) into a specific folder, you can access it in the app. Also, a better "Add Data" widget.  One that supports the adding of REST endpoints, Shapefiles, and GDB's. (with option to add layer to your layer list) This would effectively replace ArcGIS Desktop and ArcGIS Server with a web app, which is a scary thought.  Any javascript gurus know how to crack open and view/edit a GDB? ... View more