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Help With JS Sample

RobertPincus

I am trying to modify the sample "Query and immediately open info window". I got the sample to open an infoWindow when I click on a polygon. But it does not work for line feature layers. What do I need to do to get it to work?

Thanks,
Robert

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RobertPincus

Figured it out.I created a polygon by adding 10 feet to the coordinates of the mouse click and assigning that to the query geometry.

Thanks,
Robert

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RobertPincus

Figured it out.I created a polygon by adding 10 feet to the coordinates of the mouse click and assigning that to the query geometry.

Thanks,
Robert

RobertPincus

more than likely you are just "missing" the line. In the query task, you might want to buffer the click geometry before passing it to the query.

That's what I was thinking. I was looking on how to do that, but I did not find anything. Do you know how?

JeffPace1

I am trying to modify the sample "Query and immediately open info window". I got the sample to open an infoWindow when I click on a polygon. But it does not work for line feature layers. What do I need to do to get it to work?

Thanks,
Robert

more than likely you are just "missing" the line. In the query task, you might want to buffer the click geometry before passing it to the query.

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