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Summary of changes Banner card is temporarily transitioned to Text Card, publish your layout to make migrated cards permanent. Text card will display Markdown as plain text instead of silently migrating to HTML. Changes will occur August 27th, 2024. Removing support for these deprecated features makes it easier for us to lay the groundwork for our next generation layout system. The new layout system will feature faster page load times and, since it will be used throughout the Hub application, allow for customization of additional user interfaces beyond site and page layouts. We encourage you to stay tuned for future updates and announcements regarding these new layout options. We encourage Hub users to publish changes to your layout containing either a Banner card or Text cards using Markdown by August 27th, 2024. Retiring the Banner Card The Banner card let users add a large text heading to their site/page layout which optionally could include a background image and/or search input. The Hub team decided to deprecate the Banner card in 2020 because improvements to other cards such as the Text and Search card made it possible for users to create their own banner-like headers. Using a combination of other cards and row background images gives our users more flexibility when designing a banner to capture the attention of their visitors. Does my site or page layout have a banner card? While it's not possible for us to get an exhaustive list of sites and pages that have banner cards, a recent sample of over 9000 public Hub sites and only found around 1000 of these cards in production. That number has been steadily declining over time. This is likely because you haven't been able to add a Banner card to a page or site layout for many years. So, if your site or page was created since 2020, the short answer should be "no, it does not have a banner card." As for older sites and pages, it will depend on when it was created, from which template, and whether or not anyone manually added a Banner card to the layout. If you tried to edit a Banner card since 2020, you would see a message that looked like this: If you've seen that message in the past and have not replace the Banner card, then you need to take action (see below). Temporary support in the Text card Starting June 18th, 2024, the Hub application will automatically transform any Banner cards on your Hub sites or pages into Text cards as a temporary stop gap. This is a way of showing you how to replace the card with a Text card that you can save as is or modify as needed. For the most part everything should look the same except the search bar (if enabled) is replaced by a button that opens the search page. Action required If you know or are unsure if you have site or page layouts with a Banner card, then now is the time to open up your site or page in the layout editor and make sure it's ready for when we drop support later this year. If your site or page has one of these transformed cards, and everything looks good, all you need to do is save and publish the layout. Alternatively, you can edit the automatically generated HTML as needed before saving. You must save and publish the layout before August 27th, 2024 in order for these otherwise temporary changes to become permanent. After that date, any layouts containing Banner cards which have not been published since we rolled out the temporary changes will display a blank space (Spacer card) where the Baner card once was. Markdown in the Text Card The Text card originally supported entering Markdown in a plain text editor, which we would transform to HTML on the fly when rendering the layout. That was deprecated when we rolled out the rich text editor for the Text card. Similar to what we are now doing with the Banner card, we have for many years been silently transforming old Text cards with this deprecated format (markdown) to the currently supported format (HTML). Action required If you have site or page layouts with a very old Text card that has not been published in the last several years, then we encourage you to save and publish the layout before August 27th, 2024 in order for these otherwise temporary changes to become permanent. After that date, Text cards will render markdown as plain text (i.e. without formatting).
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First I notice in the snippet above you have `facet=`, but the property is `facets` But even after you fix that, I think you'll still have a problem b/c you are trying to pass the facets as an attribute. For non-scalar properties (i.e. objects and arrays), the way to set them on custom elements is render the element w/o specifying any attribute value for that property, and then use JS after the element has rendered like: const el = document.querySelector('arcgis-hub-content-gallery')
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@sccwrp This should be fixed now. FYI - you may want to lock the URLs to point to a specific beta release. See the new "About beta" section of the docs.
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Thank you @sccwrp. The repository is not down, however, it is not yet public. However, you can still learn about and use the components from the documentation: https://esri.github.io/hub-components/ which includes a getting started guide that shows how to install the components from NPM, or load them from the CDN. There's also a page for each component with a live example of how to use it. Some caveats. Currently most of the guides are more oriented toward the Hub team members that are authoring the components. Some components will make more sense for external use (i.e. the come w/ "batteries included") than others, and the docs don't yet do a good job of differentiating them. I'll be working on those issues between now and UC 2022. Your feedback is welcome.
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Thank you. I see the problem. I will respond here when we have it fixed.
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05-26-2021
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Thank you for reporting this @Daniel_Hardwick. I'm sorry you're having this problem. Are you able to provide a link to a CSV dataset that doesn't work?
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Download is available for items of type “Image Service”. If you visit any of these you will see a download drop down on the right side of the page below the map: https://hub.arcgis.com/search?type=image%20service Download is not available for raster layers of a map service.
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FYI - as of 2/17/21, ArcGIS Hub no longer supports Internet Explorer. See this blog post for more information.
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02-19-2021
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> I have also noticed that layers which show this message miss the "rows" attribute, Search results w/o "rows" have not been indexed by our back end. There can be 2 reasons. Either they are not shared w/ everyone, and therefore not accessible to our indexer, or our indexer has not yet got around to indexing them yet > I found out that it helps to share and unshare the AGOL item with Open Data group couple of times After doing that, did you notice that the "rows" are visible in the search result? If so that means that the item (for the service) was indexed. > I am not so glad in this unpredictable behavior. You should not need to repeatedly share/unshare the items. Our indexers will find them as long as they are shared w/ everyone, and especially if they've been added to an Open Data group. It may take time. You may also find this useful: https://community.esri.com/community/gis/web-gis/arcgis-hub/blog/2019/12/09/how-to-manually-refresh-your-sites-content I can tell from the image above that the particular layer was indexed Regardless, even if you do not see a "rows" count on the search result (i.e. it has not been indexed or is not shared w/ everyone), you should still see the features on the map under most circumstances. We have a fairly complex set of rules that determines when to show or not show features, but generally speaking, you should never see that message for a layer w/ only 4 rows. The next time you have that happen, I'd be curious to know if there are any errors in the browser's console and or failed network requests.
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Jonathan Moulding - Do you have a link to the web map with the clustered layer? How did you "change it to show clusters"? In the ArcGIS Online Map Viewer?
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FWIW, I've opened an issue to be able to do this w/o `overrides`: definition should provide a way to specify or override default axis labels · Issue #464 · Esri/cedar · GitHub
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I agree that the new plugin is harder to configure than the above solution, but once you do get it working, at least you have the option of being able to achieve acceptable load performance on mobile. Here's more information on that: https://community.esri.com/people/TWayson-esristaff/blog/2018/05/10/arcgiswebpack-plugin-vs-esri-loader
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