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Filterung von Attributen in einer Sharepoint-Liste zur Anzeige im ArcGIS-Karten-Plugin

EPAHUNT1

Ich verwende das ArcGIS-Plugin auf meiner Sharepoint-Seite und die Daten sind mit einer Sharepoint-Liste verbunden. Ich möchte eine benutzerfreundliche Möglichkeit (einen Button, ein Bedienfeld, eine Legende), mit der ein Benutzer klicken kann, um bestimmte Attribute innerhalb der Sharepoint-Liste auszuwählen, die dann auf der Karte angezeigt werden. <\/P>

Ich weiß, dass es möglich ist, ein neues Webpart hinzuzufügen und "connections" einzurichten, aber dies erlaubt nicht die Filterung, die ich über mehrere Spalten hinweg benötige.<\/P>

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RaajRaaj

Hello @EPAHUNT1 --

Thanks for posting your question. Can you please let us know if you are using the "modern" ArcGIS for SharePoint app or if you are still on the "classic" app?

Also, just to make sure I understand your question correctly, you want to filter the data on the map using a legend, right? Do you also want the capability to write queries or just be able to filter features using the legend?

Thanks,

Raaj

EPAHUNT1

Thanks for the quick response Raaj. I'm using the modern version.

Yes, I'd like to filter the map based on a legend a user can click through. For example, if there is a "date" column and a "element" column (in the original data in the sharepoint list), the user can click on 2022 and Lead (as a simple example) on a legend or control panel and the map would display data points associated to those attributes.

I don't need to be able to write queries at this point.

RaajRaaj

Thanks, @EPAHUNT1 . I will be sharing this enhancement request with the leads and I can provide you an update next week.

Just out of curiosity, in the legend, if you are classifying the data by year, how would you add a second attribute to it? Are you using "color" and "size" to add two attributes to the legend?

Thanks,

Raaj

EPAHUNT1

Thanks very much Raaj,

In this fake dataset, I would want a user to be able to see a legend where they can select a constituent, say Benzene, and then select a date, say 2019 and the map would show the point for well ID's 1, 2, and 3 and then the values for Benzene for selected date.

Alternatively, the user could select a Well ID, say 2, and select a constituent, say Lead, and the map would display the Lead values for Well 2 in 2019 and 2020.

RaajRaaj

@EPAHUNT1 --

Hello, I've discussed this enhancement request with the team and we have added to this to our feature request repository. In terms of priority and when we can publish this feature, I will let you know in a couple of weeks.

In the meantime, I was wondering if you have used the "dynamic data" feature to establish multiple connections between the map and list(s)? I am confident that the workflow that you explained to me can definitely be achieved through the "web part connectivity" aka "dynamic data" with multiple connections. Let me know if you would like to chat about this feature?

If you've tried web part connectivity and if it still doesn't work, do you think the web part connectivity needs an enhancement which will address your use case?

Thanks,

Raaj

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