(Using Safari 8.0.3 and Chrome 40.0.2214.111 on Mac OS 10.10.2)

Something seems to be wrong with the appearance of the search box in the configuration panel's map picker.

In Safari, there is no line around the area to define the search box, and when I enter text it is the same color as the background so is invisible. The text can be seen if I go back in to the search box and drag to select the invisible text. The functionality of the search bar doesn't seem to be affected.

Initial view:

After typing search text and executing search:

After selecting "invisible" text:

In Chrome, the text is visible, but the button to clear search text is missing. I can see the placeholder for this button if I tab over (blue box in screenshot below).

Please add ability to consume ArcGIS Server Rest services. The usefulness of this template would be vastly increased

I have looked at all of the places in the main.css where I could think to change the color of the text in the side panel where the map description/legends are, but have no luck. I have everything else the way i want (black background, white text) but the description is still grey. Are there any further resources available for this app? thx

It would be great to have access to select a folder in my content. Sometimes I know exactly where a map is stored, but am not able to recall enough about the name, tags or title to find it via search.

To avoid fetching folders whenever the picker is loaded maybe the user could select My Folders and then have the list of folders load.

Kelly,

For developers to follow your lead and customize this template further, it would really help to add more developer focused documentation to this template and others that you create. Right now- all info is more towards config than customize.

A quick walk-through through the logic/architecture of this template. Even thoughts such as - your take on using gulp would be beneficial. Any such developer oriented info would really help developers use this template as a jump-off point to a custom one.

Thanks
Subu

it would help with branding and consistency if my web apps could have same color and logo options.

When scrolling down in the side panel, the map title bar for the first map immediate scrolls up under the app description section (see first screenshot). This doesn't provide a good separation or indication that you are still looking at the first web map description.

I think having each map title bar anchor at the top, right under the app description section, would be an improvement. I'm envisioning the same way sections scroll by in iOS apps. As sections scroll by the title of the current section anchors at the top until a new title section gets to the top and that replaces the one above it.

hi, @kellyhutchins .i download the repo and publish on localhost. but i am sorry to say that i can not find where is compare-multiple-maps? all what i saw as the below picture.

i wanted to see how the compare worked but there is only one map in the live sample

• when i download the code and add my 2 web maps, there are 3 panels that appear. There is a 'farmers market' webmap that is included but I do not have it listed in my web map list in index.html. where else are web maps referenced? I am not a developer so I appreciate better documentation and explanation with thees samples

If I have a map selected and then go into the web map picker and click on that map again, nothing happens visually (it still appears selected). However, I noticed that the configuration panel then reports an additional map is currently displayed. When saving the configuration the clicked map then appears twice (see screenshot).

If I hold Command and click the map, then it is deselected and removed from the app configuration.

I'm using Safari 8.0 on Mac OS X 10.10.1.

The what's new help topic indicates this template can be used to compare up to four maps, but I was able to add more than that...

See this issue for details: https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__github.com_Esri_Compare-2DMaps-2DTemplate_issues_17-23issuecomment-2D252050741&d=DQMFaQ&c=n6-cguzQvX_tUIrZOS_4Og&r=7T8VeAyo4Hw9XQVmX-4ZxRu-guIaxoccuc7NmPFsQxU&m=oeqvOFLGQw0iUM1rNm7Xd9bp4Gxe2ALaqxjCPTwg0t4&s=RHwBzm9red2vJheC2SQUOzvQGQRTHJ8uOLj260u5QbQ&e=

I added my proxy URL as with my other apps I have and I still get the box to input AGOL log in credentials and ones for my secure service. Other apps had me add proxy rules at the index.html (as with story maps) as well but there is no reference there, only to add the proxy URL in the defalt.js.
I looked at the 'adding proxy rules' section but its not clear to me where to which file I would add these additional lines of code....and which URL should be used for the private AGOL content. I am trying to add the rules in the index.html and having mixed success.
I have several different URLs in various apps I am trying-

arcgis.com/sharing/content,
myorg.maps.arcgis.com/sharing/rest/content/items

but neither seem to work. I can add a proxy rule for my URL for my secure REST endpoint to access that map service w/o login, but the AGOL content still requires login.
what am I missing? and how come there is not a single definitive URL to use to access secure AGOL content? Seems strange that each app type (story map, WAB, compare, maptools, etc) need a slightly different URL

It would be great to have a configuration option to choose between side-by-side or stacked layout of map panels. If your maps have a horizontal aspect ratio (e.g., the state of Tennessee or Maryland) the side-by-side layout is not ideal, especially with more than two maps.

If comparing different sized areas, it would be useful to be able to specify individual panel widths (or heights in stacked configuration). Preferably using percentages in the configuration panel or interactively using a handle on the panel separators.

I could also see a diagonal panel split working well for to maximize the space when comparing two square-shaped areas of interest, say for Colorado or Australia.

Provide a way to configure the width of the side panel. If one or more of the web map titles are longer or if the map descriptions are long it is useful to expand the side panel so that the titles are more readable and/or more of the description appears without scrolling. Also if there are images in the description they can easily be chopped off due to the width of the side panel.

Home zoom control button icons are not loading.

Safari 8.0 on Mac OSX 10.10.1.