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Photo Carousel from Related Records Table Attachments

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12-10-2024 01:06 PM
Billy
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Hi, 

I want to create the type of photo carousel functionality that I saw in this experience (Utah Rockhounder). 

The main page has section with what looks like a Card widget. When the user selects any feature on the map the Image widget inside the Card widget shows the photos associated with feature on the map. In my case, these images are in a related records table (this is an inspection app, and every asset inspection is a record in the table). I need to show the images for the most recent inspection. (See image below)

Additionality, you can see that the Utah Rockhounder experience has a button at the bottom right corner of the Image widget that says, "Show all photos". Clicking the button opens a new window with bigger photos in a carousel that shows the number of pictures and selection buttons at the bottom. (See image below)

Is this possible in Experience Builder on Enterprise 11.3 and how this could be created?

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RickeyFight
MVP Regular Contributor

@Billy 
The arcgis blog about the site says this:
"Feature info widget shows information about a selected feature on the map with images and attributes"
https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/experience-builder/announcements/arcgis-experience-builder...

 

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Billy
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Hi, 

Yes, you are right. It also says that they used the developer version of ExB. 

Do you know if there is a way to create a full screen photo carousel triggered by a button with the ArcGIS Enterprise 11.3 version of ExB without custom widgets?

Regards. 

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JeffreyThompson2
MVP Regular Contributor

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It looks like they used a List Widget with a Multi-Page Paging Style and One Item Per Page.

If you'd like to make an automatic carousel look at the Section Widget, but you will need to set up each View in the Section individually, so it may not be practical if you have a large number of pictures. 

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