Click OK, then check out how the chart button works. The Spatial Filter allows you to look at data in the current map extent or to draw a shape to define an area to explore. After you click Apply, you should see your pie chart. It doesn’t look pretty! At this point, you might realize that your attribute table needs some work to make this chart effective. If you hover over the pie segments, you get a more readable pop-up. Explore on additional data dependent widget (query would be an example of one), configure it, and add it to your map. What data-dependent widget did you choose? Explain how it works with this data. Did you work as you expected? Now – let’s preview the map. At the bottom of the Design window, click on Preview. Check out what your app looks like on multiple mobile devices. Click on the Launch tab to see what it will look like outside the Web AppBuilder window. Finalizing your map for submission At the end of this lab, you should have an app that has: A base map with 3 data layers (all related to Benson Bubblers) A specific theme, layout, and style plus appropriate attributes for the header. Configured default widgets for your theme – remember to configure widgets that may be in your header or sidebar, such as the legend and layer list. 3 custom data independent widgets A print widget in the header A chart widget One additional data dependent widget Sharing your App Under My Content, click on your app, then click on the Share tab and share with the Interactive Map Design 2018 group.
Click OK, then check out how the chart button works. The Spatial Filter allows you to look at data in the current map extent or to draw a shape to define an area to explore. After you click Apply, you should see your pie chart. It doesn’t look pretty! At this point, you might realize that your attribute table needs some work to make this chart effective. If you hover over the pie segments, you get a more readable pop-up. Explore on additional data dependent widget (query would be an example of one), configure it, and add it to your map. What data-dependent widget did you choose? Explain how it works with this data. Did you work as you expected? Now – let’s preview the map. At the bottom of the Design window, click on Preview. Check out what your app looks like on multiple mobile devices. Click on the Launch tab to see what it will look like outside the Web AppBuilder window. Finalizing your map for submission At the end of this lab, you should have an app that has: A base map with 3 data layers (all related to Benson Bubblers) A specific theme, layout, and style plus appropriate attributes for the header. Configured default widgets for your theme – remember to configure widgets that may be in your header or sidebar, such as the legend and layer list. 3 custom data independent widgets A print widget in the header A chart widget One additional data dependent widget Sharing your App Under My Content, click on your app, then click on the Share tab and share with the Interactive Map Design 2018 group.