Arcade is an expression language that is supported across ArcGIS. It can be used to perform calculations, manipulate text, and evaluate logical statements. Arcade exists within a profile, or context, that defines the parameters that are available to the script as global inputs and the output expected from the script. This blog article focuses only on the Popups profile and offers an overview of how it is used to craft layer pop-ups.
Arcade in pop-ups can be used in two ways; to create attribute expressions used in text elements that can be evaluated like fields, or as separate Arcade content elements that return a complete block of content. Using Arcade expressions and elements, you can take your pop-ups to the next level. Pop-ups: the essentials provides an overview of pop-ups and how they can be configured.
For more information on using Arcade expressions and content elements, see Pop-ups: Arcade essentials.
