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Display multiple simultaneous popups

nathanmanning

Is there any way to display multiple simultaneous popups?

Thanks,
N

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AnudeepGorantla

Is it possible to show multiple features data in a single pop-up?

For example I have 3 layers on click shows 3 pop-ups instead of that I need a single pop up with 3 layers data?

nathanmanning

All,

Thank you for your help/suggestions, and I apologize for the delay. For some reason I was never alerted of your posts.

In answer to your question I don't entirely remember. I was likely trying to accomplish something similar to the multiple selection click through that Popup provides and just wasn't aware of it yet. Essentially what I have is a single starting location and multiple feature layers with resource locations. The visibility of these layers are toggled and when the user clicks the map I query the list of visible layers to see if any feature reside under the click. If they do I create a popup that is able to click between them. All this is working just fine and I'm left with only 2 problems.

1) I am unable to control the anchor of the popup. This is a problem because after choosing a resource I get directions from the starting point to that resource and repopulate the popup with the driving directions. Without explicit control over the anchor this new popup sometimes covers the path that is drawn.

2) I can't figure out what controls the little blue highlight box that displays when graphics are clicked. For example, unlike my resources, the starting point is displayed as a graphic not a featureLayer. When this is clicked I'd like to simply display information about the starting location. This is handled just fine in my existing popup, but if I click a resource after the starting location that little blue box keeps highlighting the starting point rather than the resource.

Regards,
NM

You are right Steve this info should be in the documentation. I'll work on adding a sentence or two to the doc to make this clearer.

Nathan - can you tell me a bit more about your use case? Why do you want to display multiple popups? How will users interact with the map to display the popups (clicking a feature, drawing a rectangle)? More details may help us come up with a way for you to display this info.

Kelly

BillDaigle

We abandoned ESRI's infoWindow awhile back. As a replacement, we've been using dojo floatingPanes. You can use as many you need and the user can move them around the page.

Here is an example if you're interested:http://fwp.mt.gov/gis/maps/huntPlanner/

DavidMcGill

http://onthemap.ces.census.gov/em.html?goback=%2Egde_53689_member_134270054

This site has multiple pop up info windows that stay until click the X to close them. hope it helps.

khutchins

You are right Steve this info should be in the documentation. I'll work on adding a sentence or two to the doc to make this clearer.

Nathan - can you tell me a bit more about your use case? Why do you want to display multiple popups? How will users interact with the map to display the popups (clicking a feature, drawing a rectangle)? More details may help us come up with a way for you to display this info.

Kelly

Hi Kelly,

I suspected that but couldn't find any documentation to back it up. Perhaps the InfoWindow page could be updated to include that?

It's kind of hinted by map.infoWindow which says "Displays the InfoWindow on a map" but I can't see any explicit mention of the fact that only 1 infoWindow is supported on the map.

Cheers,
Steve

__Rich_

I'm sure with a little bit of thought you could parent them to the map container and thus the pixel space values would all be correctly relative etc.

Should be straightforward.

Salomon_VágadalJoensen

Any reason why you couldn't just instantiate your own Popups/InfoWindows? (rather than using the single instance attached to the map)

This.

The InfoWindow is just a single div attached to the map. I'm sure it would be easier to call several divs outside of the map div, but as an overlay, or something.

__Rich_

Any reason why you couldn't just instantiate your own Popups/InfoWindows? (rather than using the single instance attached to the map)

StephenLead

The Popup and InfoWindow only display one popup at a time

Hi Kelly,

I suspected that but couldn't find any documentation to back it up. Perhaps the InfoWindow page could be updated to include that?

It's kind of hinted by map.infoWindow which says "Displays the InfoWindow on a map" but I can't see any explicit mention of the fact that only 1 infoWindow is supported on the map.

Cheers,
Steve

khutchins

The Popup and InfoWindow only display one popup at a time. They are both capable of displaying information for multiple features but only one popup is displayed at a time.

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