2.4.0 changes to safe_streets_to_schools sample

[ManushiM]

changes made

1. Rendering and other map changes to reflect new map widget changes
2. Few changes to the markdown description.

Also tested this against https://github.com/ArcGIS/geoserpent/pull/190 and it works smoothly.

refer to ArcGIS:geosaurus/12343

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cariashuang0417 commented on 2024-11-20T07:19:44Z
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Line #1.    m1 = gis.map('Pasadena, California', 13)

zoom level need to be set separately

jyaistMap commented on 2024-11-22T23:39:40Z
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The zoom has to be performed after the map has been rendered. The code as is will draw the exact same widget if you were to run this code:

m1 = gis.map("Pasadena, California")

m1.zoom = 2

m1.basemap.basemap = "topo-vector"

m1

Please move the m1.zoom = 13 to its own cell after the map has been rendered.

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cariashuang0417 commented on 2024-11-20T07:19:44Z
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Line #1.    m2 = gis.map('Pasadena, California', 13)

same here, set zoom level separately

jyaistMap commented on 2024-11-22T23:41:49Z
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Same issue as above. The map widget will not recognize a zoom level before it is rendered. It has to be rendered first and then the zoom can be applied. m2.zoom = 13 has to be in a cell on its own after the map has already been rendered.

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cariashuang0417 commented on 2024-11-20T07:19:45Z
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cariashuang0417 commented on 2024-11-20T07:19:46Z
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cariashuang0417 commented on 2024-11-20T07:19:46Z
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Line #1.    uv

cell output is missing

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cariashuang0417 commented on 2024-11-20T07:19:47Z
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Looks like the unique_value_list is the same as uv. Maybe we can just use uv as the list for renderer?

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cariashuang0417 commented on 2024-11-20T07:19:48Z
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cariashuang0417 commented on 2024-11-20T07:19:50Z
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same here, set zoom level separately

[cariashuang0417]

Thanks for updates @ManushiM ! Just left some comments (mostly the same) for zoom level tweaks. Overall looks good!

I am not 100% sure about the arcade expression, so will need help on double check this from @nanaeaubry . I've just tested the symbols and renderers locally and all looks good on maps. Great job Manushi, and I learned a lot from your changes in advanced mapping. 😃

[nanaeaubry]

@ManushiM Looks good, same comments as Shuang and the rendering looks correct.

[ManushiM]

Thanks for the great feedback @cariashuang0417 and @nanaeaubry . I made the necessary changes.

[cariashuang0417]

All looks good! 🥇

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The zoom has to be performed after the map has been rendered. The code as is will draw the exact same widget if you were to run this code:

m1 = gis.map("Pasadena, California")

m1.zoom = 2

m1.basemap.basemap = "topo-vector"

m1

Please move the m1.zoom = 13 to its own cell after the map has been rendered.

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Same issue as above. The map widget will not recognize a zoom level before it is rendered. It has to be rendered first and then the zoom can be applied. m2.zoom = 13 has to be in a cell on its own after the map has already been rendered.

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[jyaistMap]

Hi @ManushiM

• all the map cells need changed because the zoom will not change the view of the map widget unless it's run after a map has been rendered. Maps appear the same no matter what zoom you set before being rendered:
  

The zoom has to be run after:

• Please remove all the mx.zoom = level lines from the map cells and move them to a cell directly after the map has been rendered.