How to use Editor widget

To see all existing versions, you can use the dropdown menu “Version” and choose the version you need.

After the selection, the map will be updated with the selected version.

To create a new editing version. you can click the “+” icon and a new version will be created starting from the default one.

A new version is defined by Name, Description and access:

• Private: not visible and not editable

• Protected: visible and not editable by everyone

• Public: visible and editable by everyone

Info: see the info of the selected version

Edit: edit the selected version

Update attribute table: Clicking on this icon the attribute table will be opened and the user can updates service’s fields.

[Note: This features does not require dedicated ESRI license, but only editing license, as for all editing’s features ]

To configure which service’s fields are editable in this panel, use the control panel feature Editing settings

Delete: delete the selected version

Reconcile updates on default version to your version

Post your updates on default version

Editing

Edit each services' layer.

• The “Select” button allows to select some elements on the map and update their fields

• To add elements on the map, click the type of element you want to add in the list and then draw it on the map

Fraction

The splitting of Editing is a feature that works only on linear assets and allow to split a line on a map, choosing the proportion.

Join

The Join tool of Editing is a feature that works only on linear assets and allow to join two linear geometries on a map, choosing two features with the same attributes. User can select an attribute that represents the length of the line: if specified , the total length of the joined object will be the sum of the two merged features.

Curve

Introduce an advanced drawing mode in the GIS system that allows the representation of linear elements (e.g., pipelines, cables, lines) using Bézier curves, to more accurately reflect the real-world layout of infrastructure—especially in urban or complex environments.

• Select the point (corner) on the map trace that you want to curve. The system will automatically highlight selectable points to help you choose.

• Enter the desired radius for the curve and the line accuracy. The default accuracy value is 10.

• Click "Confirm" to save the new trace.

Move

It allows to operate on a point or a polygon to move them on the map.

• Select Layers to edit

• Select Buffer to define the radius to move on the map