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Looking to open a new window to a web page using system.open-url

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James Landwehr

I am trying to make a tool to examine metadata at an html address in a new window. I assume I should be using system.open-url, but cannot figure out the proper code. Any ideas? TIA.

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    Conner Leverett

    Here is an example of a code snippet which will open a new tab with Google Street View at the location of the feature. This has been configured for a Feature Action on a layer:

    [
      {
        "name": "system.open-url",
        "arguments": {
        }
      }
    ]


    Where LATITUDE and LONGITUDE are Field Extensions on the layer:



    Does this help or is there a different pattern people need help with?

  • Nico Burgerhart

    Opens a URL, either in the system browser or whatever app is appropriate for the scheme of the URL. If {@link Features } are included as context, then the URL may contain substitution tokens in the format {FIELD_NAME} where FIELD_NAME is the name of a field in the first feature in the context. In this case, the {FIELD_NAME} is substituted with value of the FIELD_NAME field from the feature feature in the {@link Features }, e.g. https://www.google.com/search?q={NAME}, where the value of the NAME field in the first feature from the context is 'Jasper National Park' would produce the result https://www.google.com/search?q=Jasper National Park. Zero to many substitution tokens may be included. If maps are included as context, {@link LocationToken} can be used to access properties on the first map's view. In Web, if both layers and maps are included as context, then {@link LayerToken} can be used to access properties on the first layer.

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  • James Landwehr

    Thanks Nico. I read that Help file, but I guess I am looking for a code sample on how to structure the arguments, strings, etc. 

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  • Kristine Smaadal

    I too am looking for an example of how to use this command with an attribute as argument (cliking on a feature in the map, getting an attribute value and passing this  along with the statick part of the url).


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  • Kristine Smaadal

    Thanks, @...! 

    When reading the doc, it just seemed a lot more complicated. 

     

     

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  • James Landwehr

    Thanks Conner, however, I am looking to simply create a Metadata button on a toolbar (Using a Custom Command, I'm assuming?) that opens an html page that links to our metadata repository. No map action is needed, it is simply a button that opens a page to a URL.  Like this. Thanks.

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  • Liza Markey

    James Landwehr Did you ever figure this out? Linking the layer to Metadata URL? Thanks!

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  • Gareth Evans

    Hi Liza Markey not sure if James figured this out, though we can certainly assist. 

    Are you looking to extend a feature action with a link to a specific resource using metadata? If not, a bit more detail might help.

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  • Liza Markey

    Great, thanks Gareth. 

    I was looking for something similar to Essentials where per layer you could enter individual links (here we have specific tagged links for our Metadata, for each individual layer). I have been able to link using the Map component External Links in Studio Web, although you can only see the link if you click on a feature. So was curious if I could set something up in a similar way in the layer list. Let me know what you think! 

    At this point I am just confirming if we can do things the same way or not as we try to migrate, and the metadata has always been a big thing for our planners, but my workaround seems to be using External Links, or the AGOL web map custom pop-up.

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