Release 1.2

See what's new for the latest release.

Samples

There are two new samples that demonstrate how to create a widget using functions as React components. Here are the newest samples:

• use a feature layer (function)
• get map coordinates (function)

Builder updates

ArcGIS Experience Builder includes a new Table widget, support for more data types, configurable screen groups, new templates, and more window and widget settings. Some of the highlights are listed below.

• Subscriber content—When adding data, you can now directly browse content from ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World. Subscriber content is marked with icons.
• Data types—You can now connect to feature collections (excluding map notes and route layers) and Point and 3D Object scene layers (with query support).
• Templates—Four more default templates have been added: Dart, Pocket, Quick navigation, and Parallax. Parallax is a scrolling page template that uses the new screen group.
• Screen groups—Configure a screen group to organize content and widgets on scrolling pages so users can scroll through multiple screens worth of content with a fixed main stage background for each screen in the group before continuing to scroll to content in blocks further down the page.
• Windows—Use the new Tooltip template for anchored windows that provide more information about the linked widget, such as a button or image. For fixed windows, choose between two standard interaction types: Confirmation or Do not show again, with option to exclude the OK button.
• Outline options—The widget options in the Outline view now include the Pin tool for widgets on scrolling pages.
• Quick navigation—Use the quick navigation menu at the bottom of the configuration window to select a page or window in your experience and access its settings. This menu also provides a preview of the page hierarchy and window types.
• App status—There are now three status badges for your web experiences: Draft, Published, and Unpublished changes.

Widgets

In addition to the new Table widget, several widgets have more settings and styles.

• Table (beta) widget (new)—Display attribute tables for feature layers. Include one or more sheets in the widget that users can access via tabs or a list. Selecting records in the Table widget can trigger action in other widgets, such as a Map or List widget.
• Bookmark widget—Enable a new option to automatically navigate a connected map to the first bookmark in the widget. You can also turn off looping when the widget is set to auto-play.
• Embed widget—You can configure additional options, such as setting the auto-refresh interval for embedded content and allowing users to access embedded ArcGIS items shared across organizations without prompting for credentials.
• Filter widget—You can now choose predefined values (unique and multiple) in SQL expression builder.
• Legend widget—Change the font and background color.
• List widget—Provide a hint that appears as placeholder text in the search box to help end users search for relevant values.
• Map widget—Change the highlight color for features selected in the map.
• Menu widget—Display an icon for each menu item that identifies it as a page, link, or folder.
• Section widget—The widget now has auto-play settings and built-in navigation tools for users to access the section views.
• Share widget—Includes new options to share apps in Pinterest and LinkedIn. You can also change the default color of media icons to white or black.
• Survey widget—Adds support for passing polyline or polygon from the map widget to a question in the survey widget.
• Text— When the text takes up more space than the size of the widget, a fade effect appears at the bottom of the widget with a jumping arrow icon in the corner to indicate when there is more text than is showing so end users know to scroll to see more.
• Views Navigation widget—Specify the spacing and alignment of tab and symbol styles and the line width for the underline tab style.

Breaking changes

• Switch to ES modules
  • Syntax import MyModule = require('my-module'); is no longer supported, use let/const MyModule = require('my-module'); or import * as MyModule from 'my-module'; instead.
• jimu-ui/basic/item-selector and ItemSelector
  • Type of props selectedItems changed from IItem to IItemWithPortalUrl
  • Type of props partSelectedItems changed from IItem to IItemWithPortalUrl
  • Type of onSelect's parameters changed from IItem to IItemWithPortalUrl
  • Type of onRemove's parameters changed from IItem to IItemWithPortalUrl
• jimu-ui and FloatingPanel props have been refactored.
• Widget
  • queryObject is not injected into widget props, use mapExtraStateProps when widget requires it.
• Data source
  • DataSourceTypes.FeatureQuery is removed.
• jimu-core
  • MutableStoreManager.updateStateValue() will call widgetMutableStatePropChange action.
  • MutableStatePropsVersion is stored with propKey.
  • polished.getValueAndUnit is deprecated, use stripUnit instead.
• Theme variable and type change
  • Remove sm, default, and lg sizes from theme.typography.sizes
  • Remove headings, paragraph, label, hr, small, and mark preset styles
  • Add variants to typography, including the following definitions:
    • h1 to h6
    • body1 and body2
    • caption1 and caption2
  • Types removed from jimu-core theme.ts:
    • ThemeHeadings, ThemeParagraph, ThemeLabel, and ThemeHr
    • ThemeSmall, ThemeMark, ThemeFontStyleGroup and IMThemeFontStyleGroup
  • Type added to jimu-core theme.ts:
    • ThemeFontVariantKeys, ThemeFontVariant, and ThemeFontVariants
  • Type changes to jimu-core theme.ts:
    • ThemeTypographyBase:
      • Removed sm, default, and lg from sizes
      • Added body1, body2, caption1 and caption2
    • ThemeTypography:
      • Removed headings, paragraph, label, hr, small, and mark
      • Added variants

Previous releases

• Version 1.1 July 2020