Get data from map service and send to google script

Anonymous User

Hello:

I have this service: 

Query: Parcels (ID: 0) 

I want to get the coordinates where AIN or APN is specified and send that to a google map page I have that is locally hosted. The user will enter the AIN or APN on another site I also locally host which will then be sent to the google map page.

A query example:

How do I make a call for this in the script where the user enter the AIN or APN and then send the lat/long to the google map script using the ArcGIS JS API?

ArcGIS REST API

ArcGIS Server with JavaScript API‌

BenElan

You could try changing this part

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to

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The 'sendReq()' function I created could be integrated into the button you already have. You could define the url inside of the button function using the ain from the text input like you said above.

Edit: I just saw that the google maps script is separate. In that case you would need to do a post. It may be easier to integrate the two apps if they will be communicating with each other often.