search

pjdohertygis / SARCOP

This is a GitHub page for recording and resolving issues related to SARCOP.
https://nsargc.napsgfoundation.org/
GNU General Public License v3.0
10 stars 0 forks source link

[ENH] - Edit Via Tactical Dashboard Table Element #274

Open pjdohertygis opened 1 week ago

pjdohertygis commented 1 week ago

Which app?

Dashboards

Describe requirements

We should allow users to filter the table element in Tactical Dashboard to quickly edit attributes. This will allow end users to bypass opening another app just to make a simple change. See relevant info below for documentation. This will require removing the current table element and adding the editable layer (it may not need to be added to the web map, you might be able to add directly via the element).

Alternatives

Continue to use the Edit via parameter URL, configured against Experience Builder.

Other Relevant Info

image Blog: https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-online/announcements/whats-new-arcgis-online-june-2024/#dash Doc: https://doc.arcgis.com/en/dashboards/latest/create-and-share/updating-attributes.htm

Priority impact

p1 - time sensitive

Impact

This will greatly increase efficiency for Plans Team Managers QA/QC the data, close out follow-ups, etc.

afackler commented 5 days ago

I looked into this this morning. Not every widget is equipped with this capability yet, so far only in the map and table widget. The main hurdle we will run into is the feature layer has to be editable in the web map that is put in the dashboard, so we will likely have to re-wire the whole dashboard should we decide to implement this.

After following the directions in the Esri doc, I was able to edit data in both the map and table. When you click on a point in the map, a new pencil icon appears, and a simple editor comes up to edit attributes; no geometry can be edited from what I can tell. Same thing happens in the table widget image image

My next test is to see if forms will work on this and what other capabilities we can utilize, but at least we know it can work and what the initial limitations are.

afackler commented 5 days ago

I tested the Field Maps map with already created forms and it looks like those forms will transfer over into the editing. same limitations as above - no ability to edit location, only attributes image

pjdohertygis commented 2 days ago

Excellent work on this @afackler !

Make it so in the Sandbox and let's get some users testing this before pushing to Deployment.

@oviera-napsg can you get hands on with this capability and think about a two minute "update video"?

pjdohertygis commented 2 days ago

I think we can probably keep most of the elements driven by the non editable view but just wire up the map and table to the editable view for now?Regards,Paul On Jul 5, 2024, at 12:16, Adam Fackler @.***> wrote: I looked into this this morning. Not every widget is equipped with this capability yet, so far only in the map and table widget. The main hurdle we will run into is the feature layer has to be editable in the web map that is put in the dashboard, so we will likely have to re-wire the whole dashboard should we decide to implement this. After following the directions in the Esri doc, I was able to edit data in both the map and table. When you click on a point in the map, a new pencil icon appears, and a simple editor comes up to edit attributes; no geometry can be edited from what I can tell. Same thing happens in the table widget image.png (view on web) image.png (view on web) My next test is to see if forms will work on this and what other capabilities we can utilize, but at least we know it can work and what the initial limitations are.

—Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.You are receiving this because you authored the thread.Message ID: @.***>

pjdohertygis commented 1 day ago

We agreed to postpone implementation to the next sprint.