A community-supported open source mapping framework built with the Esri JavaScript API and the Dojo Toolkit - https://cmv.io/
@KhaledMona The titles in the left sidebar are yours to edit as you like. They are not associated with WAB in any way. The cmv-app demo provides an example of how to handle multiple languages.
isRTL in WAB is not well documented so unfortunately I don't have any more detail to provide.
Not sure what you mean by "the support channel don't work". The Esri community that I linked to is active and available.
coordinates: {
include: true,
id: 'coordinates',
type: 'ui',
placeAt: '.cmv-ui-map .cmv-ui-bottom-left',
path: 'jimu/BaseWidgetPanel',
options: {
widgetManager: true,
config: {
widgets: [
{
id: 'WABCoordinate',
uri: 'wabwidgets/Coordinate/Widget'
}
]
}
}
},
buildImageParameters function as a starting point.
showArcGISBasemaps configuration propert to false so it does not attempt to add the ArcGIS basemaps.
Hello (after a long time)! Is there any way to have the identify widget work with a FeatureServer (such as through ArcGIS Online)?
It does not work on single features either in my app (https://maps.psc.wi.gov/apps/WisconsinBroadbandMap/) or the demo app. However, I noticed in the demo app, that the identify widget seems to work on the clustered points in Northwest Arizona. How is this working? Can it be replicated?
San Francisco 311 Incidents layer in the demo that you can turn on. Lots of features over the city of San Francisco that can be identified.
@tmcgee You are correct. I was only meaning to send the "public" app yesterday. This one has the feature layer in it: https://maps.psc.wi.gov/apps/WisconsinBroadbandMap20200914/
At the moment, mine isn't working, and the demo only seemed to work when I clicked on a clustered point.
I am catching up after having been offline for a few weeks to attend to some family matters.
@msamwill Recently there was been quite a bit of renewed interest in CMV with support for 4.x. One of my clients has finally (FINALLY!) committed to support this effort to complete the integration with 4.x. That is underway with an expected completion hopefully within a month or so. Once complete, I will post the code on GitHub - it might start as a small beta test before opening completely to the public.
@RiverGlen That sounds very interesting. Please let us know if/when that gets published. There have been a few articles and presentations over the years that have cited CMV. There hasn't been a standardized citation other than reference to the GitHub source code repo at https://github.com/cmv/cmv-app.
@adeelahmed30 I have always thought that integration with cesium would be a very interesting addition to the CMV project. Unfortunately, I don't know of any work that has been done on that integration.
