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Query Widget - Filter without a selection

mattkramer

Hello,

I am working on building an experience builder application where I am looking to utilize the query widget to allow the user to select parcels within an input distance from a layer of major roadways. I have been able to implement this functionality by using the spatial filter with an intersect relationship and the buffer distance, but I currently am struggling to get this widget to run this analysis on the full layer, instead of just a selected road. Ideally, this query would run on all roads in the feature layer, as I have already isolated all the important roads I want and would prefer for the users to not have to run this query for each road in the layer.

Enterprise 11.3 is what I am working in. Thanks,

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TianWen

Thank you for the post! It was designed to prevent users from filtering with all features in a layer, as the quantity could be overwhelming. In your case, you can manually select all the features first and then proceed with the filtering.

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apgis16

Did you find a solution to this?

I am trying to select and/or filter a public feature service parcels layer based on a buffer distance of all points in a HFL that I own. is this possible?

kmsmikrud

Hello,

I was struggling with the same thing and trying to figure out if a selection is needed as input for the query widget so thank-you for the post. Is there a work around to manually selecting all features first? In the EB, we already filter the survey points by year, survey date...etc. and then simply wanted to run a spatial query to see what survey areas (polygons) are intersected by the points. The manual selection seems like a step backward in that this can't be achieved a better way. We have a number of layers included in the web map so even just selecting the points using the selection tool would in the process select features in other layers creating inaccurate results in the spatial query in where we are only interested in points that intersect the polygons.

We are working with hosted AGOL features layers and EB in AGOL. Looking forward to your response.

Thanks,

Kathy

mattkramer

Works for me! Just wanted to make sure I was not missing anything.

Thanks,

TianWen

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