Widgets

Other improvements include the following new and updated widgets:

• Building Explorer widget (new)—Explore the various components of building scene layers. Building scene layers are complex digital models of buildings and their interiors that can contain thousands of building components. This widget connects to a Map widget and allows you to filter parts of buildings by level, when they were constructed, and more.
• Dynamic Segmentation widget (new)—Summarize multiple input event layers into a single segmented event layer in a Linear Referencing System (LRS). The widget creates a new record, known as a segment, at any measure along the event where any of the attributes from any of the input event layers change. You can view results in either a table or a straight line diagram.
• Feature Report widget (new)—Generate high-quality reports from feature layers associated with ArcGIS Survey123 surveys. You can download reports in PDF and DOCX format.
• Measurement widget (new)—Calculate distances, perimeters, and areas. This widget connects to a Map widget and adds measure tools to a web map or web scene. You can set default units of measure in the widget's settings and users can change the units at run time. The widget can use snapping, meaning the pointer can snap to features on the map.
• My Location widget (new)—View and record your location and movement. This widget can retrieve your device's location and create individual points (locations) or record points continuously to create lines (paths). The widget can record coordinates, time stamps, altitude, orientation, speed, and more attributes for locations and paths. You can use recorded data as an output data source with other Experience Builder widgets or export your data to JSON, CSV, GeoJSON, or as an ArcGIS item.
• Add Data widget—When adding data by searching for ArcGIS items, you can click Sort by to sort items by when they were modified, by title, or by number of views.
• Analysis widget—The widget supports custom geoprocessing tools published with ArcGIS Notebooks. For custom geoprocessing tools, you can define the symbology of the output layer. The Analysis widget is the target of the new Set as Analysis input data action, which you can add on the Action tab of other widgets' settings. You can use this data action to select a feature with another widget and make that feature the input for one of the built-in feature analysis tools or a custom geoprocessing tool.
• Basemap Gallery widget—Supports 3D basemaps for web scenes. You can choose from a selection of Esri default 3D basemaps.
• Bookmark widget—You can change the background color of the widget panel. The new Ignore layer visibility setting allows you to control whether the widget can change the visibility of layers. The widget remembers which layers are visible when you create a bookmark. If you turn on this new setting, then when the user clicks a bookmark, the widget does not change any layer visibility. If you turn off this setting, the widget changes layer visibility to match what it was when the bookmark was created.
• Chart widget—Adds gauges as a chart type. Gauges show relationships between single measurements and minimum and maximum values. They are useful for displaying progress toward goals or numerical targets. Additionally, you can add a slider to column, bar, line, and area charts for changing the display range represented by the x-axis at run time. For those same four chart types, you can hide the legend for any series that has no data points.
• Directions widget—The Directions widget is the target of the new Plan route data action, which you can turn on in the settings of other widgets. You can use this data action to generate a route from multiple selected points. The List, Near Me, Query, Select, and Table widgets all support the Plan route data action.
• Edit widget—With Geometry and attribute mode, you can now choose whether to turn on the Enable tooltips tool, Filter types tool, related records capability, and runtime data editing capability for the widget. Runtime data editing is a new setting that allows users with the appropriate editing privileges to edit data added to the app at run time with the Add Data widget from search or by URL. You can click and drag layers in the settings panel to change the order in which they appear at run time. Additionally, the Edit widget loads records if they are selected with the data_s URL parameter, which appears in the app URL when you make a selection, when the widget loads. This means that if you select a feature and refresh the app, the feature remains selected in the Edit widget.
• Elevation Profile widget—The output data source that the widget generates now includes the geometry of the profile line. You can connect the output data source to another widget and use data actions to export a profile line feature, with its statistics attributes, as an ArcGIS item.
• Embed widget—For security reasons, you must be signed in with an ArcGIS organizational account to embed HTML code. The domain of your ArcGIS Enterprise portal is now a trusted domain for embedding URLs.
• Feature Info widget—You can select multiple data sources. If a data source has related data and you configure related records in pop-ups in Map Viewer, you can view related records with the Feature Info widget.
• List widget—The new Refresh tool, which you can turn on in the widget's settings, allows users to refresh the list to show the latest data. This tool is useful if you connect the list to a data source that is regularly updated.
• Legend widget—The new Legend mode setting allows you to choose whether to display all visible layers or only display visible layers that are within the current map extent.
• LRS Identify widget—Supports the Add Point Event, Add Line Event, and Dynamic Segmentation data actions. You can use these data actions to launch the Add Point Event, Add Line Event, and Dynamic Segmentation widgets and populate values.
• Map widget—Adds the Overview map tool, which is an expandable inset map. The overview map is a smaller version of the main map with a locator rectangle that depicts the main map extent. If you click and drag the locator rectangle, the main map zooms to that new location. The Overview map tool does not appear on small screen layouts. The Basemap tool supports 3D basemaps for web scenes. You can choose from a selection of Esri default 3D basemaps. You can dock pop-ups by default. If you turn on pop-ups, pop-ups appear for search results from the Map widget's search tool. You can use the new zoom_to_selection URL parameter to zoom to a selected feature on the map. If there is only one map on the canvas when you add any widget with the Select map setting, the widget automatically selects that map.
• Near Me widget—You can export results to CSV, JSON, GeoJSON, or as an ArcGIS item. When you export to CSV, the export includes calculated distances. You can choose which fields to include in exports. If you group features by a field, you can now also set a subgrouping field. The Near Me widget supports the Directions to data action. To improve performance, the widget now only queries the fields that are involved in an analysis.
• Print widget—Supports report templates. You can print using report templates if you connect to a print service that is published with ArcGIS Enterprise 11.2 or later and supports reports. The ArcGIS Online default printing service currently does not support reports. The Print widget also supports custom layout items and custom report items. If you upload .pagx layout files or .rptx report files to the same ArcGIS organization that hosts the connected print service, those layouts and reports are available to select under Use layout from layout item and Use report from report item in the Template configuration panel in the widget's settings. You can duplicate templates.
• Query widget—The new Select mode setting allows you to choose how many records the user can select at a time from the result list, either one or multiple.
• Search widget—You can search for coordinates in a specific coordinate system by entering its well-known ID (WKID). The format for the search term is x,y: WKID.
• Search By Route widget—You can now search for a route or portion of a route based on its line ID or line name in a line network.
• Sidebar widget—The Sidebar widget can be the target of the new Open sidebar message action. The action opens the widget if it is closed. The Button click, Record selection changes, and Views change triggers can trigger the Open sidebar action.
• Suitability Modeler widget—You can now use commas in range labels, allowing for more precise and descriptive representations of WRO toolbox data. For each layer, you can use the new Hide numeric ranges from data class labels check box to hide numeric values from data class labels. This is useful if you only need a few specific layers to show numeric values. To improve accessibility, the default color scheme for raster layers is now red to green, where red indicates low values and green indicates high values.
• Table widget—You can have table columns fit the data or set an exact column width in pixels. You can add all layers from a web map to a Table widget at the same time by clicking the web map in the Select data panel. You can turn on the new Delete records setting to allow users to delete selected records. For Use layer settings, the Delete records setting appears if the layer allows deleting records. For Customize, the setting appears when you check the Allow editing check box and if the layer allows deleting records.
• Timeline widget—Supports time-aware imagery layers, tiled imagery layers, and subtype group layers.
• Utility Network Trace widget—The widget uses snapping for placing starting points and barriers for features on the map.
• Views Navigation widget—The widget now supports message actions, which you can configure on the Action tab of the widget's settings. The widget supports the Views change and Button click triggers.