Latest Contributions by CherieSouthwick

‎06-25-2019

City of Langley, Did you ever find a solution to this issue? I am running into the same problem. All web apps in my Portal for ArcGIS are throwing a "Item does not exist or is inaccessible" error. Their subsequent Web Maps are working properly. Thanks, Cherie

‎06-25-2019

Alex, Did you ever find a solution to this issue? I am running into the same problem. All web apps in my Portal are throwing a "Item does not exist or is inaccessible" error. Their subsequent Web Maps are working properly. Thanks, Cherie

‎03-21-2019

Thanks Allison, I agree that the Placeholder text will suffice. Cherie

‎03-21-2019

Hi Allison, Thanks for looking into this. I have run some tests from my 10.6.1 Portal and do see that a few changes to the Near Me widget were made, however, the issue I have pointed out still exists. Here are the steps I'm taking and why the result is not fixed yet: 1) Open the Near Me Widget and select a category from the drop-down 2) Type in a search term and hit enter 3) The results are populated. Click the X to clear the results and ideally the search category as well. 4) Results after clicking the X: the search results were cleared but the search category was not cleared. Let me know if I need to clarify anything about the remaining issue with the Near Me widget. Essentially, the issue with clearing the search category (from the drop-down) after clicking the X still remains despite the recent changes to the widget. Thanks, Cherie

‎02-08-2019

Currently the X button doesn't clear the search category previously selected from the drop down in the search bar. Add a button at the bottom right of the widget window titled "Clear" that clears all search parameters, including result category.

‎02-08-2019

The set location button next to the magnifying glass (when enabled) looks greyed-out. It should have brighter white lines so that it is clear that the user can/should use it.

‎02-08-2019

There should be two search bars (similar to the Directions widget). 1st search bar = starting location 2nd search bar = features to search for inside buffer With only one search bar the user thinks they are just searching for nearby features and they don't know to first select a starting location. The interface would be more intuitive with two search bars.

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Latest Contributions by CherieSouthwick

Re: Web app won't open

Re: Error - Item doesn't exist or in inaccessible

Re: Near Me Widget - Add a "Clear all search parameters" button

Re: Near Me Widget - Add a "Clear all search parameters" button

Near Me Widget - Add a "Clear all search parameters" button

Near Me Widget - The Set Location (pin) button looks greyed-out. Make bright white.

Near Me Widget - should have two search bars: one for the starting location, and another for features nearby to search for