Con la actualización de diciembre de ArcGIS Online, se introdujo la capacidad de referenciar otras capas usando Expresiones Arcade en Pop-Ups. Este blog va a describir un ejemplo rápido sobre cómo crear una expresión simple de intersección y mostrar los resultados en un Pop-Up.<\/P>
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En este ejemplo he usado 4 capas marcadas como autorizadas en ArcGIS Online por Miami-Dade County, Florida<\/A>. Quiero mostrar los nombres de Elementary<\/A>, Middle<\/A> y High School <\/A>que se intersectan con building footprints<\/A> en un solo pop-up. Tengo tres capas de School Attendance Boundaries que identifican un límite escolar específico que se superpone con muchos building footprints. La capa building footprint contiene información geométrica pero no información sobre la infraestructura o zonas que intersectan con el edificio.<\/P>Este Web Map<\/A> muestra ejemplos de la información disponible en estas capas en 4 capas separadas.<\/P><\/P><\/P>Usando la nueva funcionalidad Arcade FeatureSet, pude incluir los nombres Elementary, Middle y High School en el pop up del building footprint en este web map<\/A>. <\/P><\/P><\/P><\/P>Aquí están los pasos para configurar esta simple expresión intersectante Arcade para incluir en un pop-up.<\/P>Agrega todas las capas deseadas con la información que te gustaría ver a un web map<\/A>.<\/P><\/LI>Selecciona la capa que debe mostrar la información del pop-up (Building Footprint)<\/P><\/LI>Inspecciona las capas School Attendance Boundary para identificar los campos que te gustaría mostrar en el nombre de la capa Building Footprint)<\/P><\/LI>Selecciona Configurar Pop up y navega a Agregar Expresiones de Atributo<\/A><\/P><\/LI>Crea la expresión para cada capa.<\/P>Crea una variable que devuelva el FeatureSet de atributos de características intersectantes.<\/P>var intersectLayer =Intersects<\/A>(FeatureSetByName($map,"Elementary School Attendance Boundary"), $feature)<\/P><\/BLOCKQUOTE>Valores de la Expresión Explicados:<\/P>var intersectLayer<\EM> <\STRONG>– especifica el nombre de variable para las características intersectantes<\P><\p style=\"margin-left: .25in;\">Intersects <\EM>– especifica la función geométrica donde una característica intersecta la geometría de la otra capa especificada.<\p style=\"margin-left: .25in;\">FeatureSetByName – Crea un FeatureSet a partir de una Capa de Características basada en su nombre dentro de un mapa o servicio de características<\p style=\"margin-left: .25in;\">$map,"Elementary School Attendance Boundary"– identifica que el conjunto de características es una capa llamada Elementary School Attendance Boundary, dentro del web map.<\p style=\"margin-left: .25in;\">$feature es la característica que está siendo seleccionada en la capa Building Footprint que proporciona la información espacial inicial.<\p style=\"margin-left: .25in;\"><\p> b. Recorre el conjunto de características creado y devuelve un campo específico del conjunto:<\p> for (var f in intersectLayer){ return f.NAME}6. Una vez creadas todas las expresiones, agrégalas a la configuración del pop up.7. Desactiva los pop ups y potencialmente la visibilidad de las capas School Attendance Boundary (No es obligatorio, pero creo que limpia la visualización,8.Mira tu pop up con información de capas intersectantes.Habrá más documentación, blogs y ejemplos próximamente, pero prueba este ejemplo rápido con capas simples intersectantes y háznos saber si tienes preguntas.Expresión completa para un solo nombre de high school: var intersectLayer =Intersects(FeatureSetByName($map,"Elementary School Attendance Boundary"), $feature)for (var f in intersectLayer){ return f.NAME}
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Usando la nueva funcionalidad Arcade FeatureSet, pude incluir los nombres Elementary, Middle y High School en el pop up del building footprint en este
Aquí están los pasos para configurar esta simple expresión intersectante Arcade para incluir en un pop-up.<\/P>
Agrega todas las capas deseadas con la información que te gustaría ver a un
Selecciona la capa que debe mostrar la información del pop-up (Building Footprint)<\/P><\/LI>
Inspecciona las capas School Attendance Boundary para identificar los campos que te gustaría mostrar en el nombre de la capa Building Footprint)<\/P><\/LI>
Selecciona Configurar Pop up y navega a
Crea la expresión para cada capa.<\/P>
Crea una variable que devuelva el FeatureSet de atributos de características intersectantes.<\/P>
var intersectLayer =
Valores de la Expresión Explicados:<\/P>
var intersectLayer<\EM> <\STRONG>– especifica el nombre de variable para las características intersectantes<\P><\p style=\"margin-left: .25in;\">Intersects <\EM>– especifica la función geométrica donde una característica intersecta la geometría de la otra capa especificada.<\p style=\"margin-left: .25in;\">FeatureSetByName – Crea un FeatureSet a partir de una Capa de Características basada en su nombre dentro de un mapa o servicio de características<\p style=\"margin-left: .25in;\">$map,"Elementary School Attendance Boundary"– identifica que el conjunto de características es una capa llamada Elementary School Attendance Boundary, dentro del web map.<\p style=\"margin-left: .25in;\">$feature es la característica que está siendo seleccionada en la capa Building Footprint que proporciona la información espacial inicial.<\p style=\"margin-left: .25in;\"><\p> b. Recorre el conjunto de características creado y devuelve un campo específico del conjunto:<\p> for (var f in intersectLayer){ return f.NAME}
var intersectLayer =Intersects(FeatureSetByName($map,"Elementary School Attendance Boundary"), $feature)for (var f in intersectLayer){ return f.NAME}
Hi Kelly Gerrow ,
Thanks for sharing this blog! Any idea when the online help of ArcGIS Arcade | ArcGIS for Developers will reflect the new features in version 1.5 ? At this moment it is still showing version 1.4 (July):
Hi,
It was just updated. You can find feature set doc here:
Data Functions | ArcGIS for Developers
-Kelly
Great, thank you Kelly!
I'm assuming this isn't available in Portal yet?
John,
That would be No. See this release info link:
About release versions—Portal for ArcGIS | ArcGIS Enterprise
I suspect that this will be included in the March release of ArcGIS 10.7.
Thanks. Just determining a route to proceed with.
Yes, This is planned to be included with the next ArcGIS Enterprise release. (10.7)
Check out this blog by Paul Barker about Feature Sets:
What’s new with Arcade: Taking a stroll through FeatureSets (Part 1)
I just posted another document on these new functions here: https://community.esri.com/docs/DOC-12773-using-featuresetby-functions-in-arcade-to-drill-down-to-other-layers-and-tables
Is it also possible to use the position off the mouseclick instead off $feature within the Intersects function?
I don't think that is possible (at least I haven't seen a functionality exposed in Arcade that does that. Could you explain a little better what you would like to achieve?
Thank you, Xander. I was able to use the negative buffer example you provided in your blog - very helpful! Also, I created an if... else to determine if more than one polygon was intersected and return different expressions.
var buff = Buffer($feature,-10,'feet')var intersectsLayer = Intersects(FeatureSetByName($map,"Zoning"),buff)var intcount = Count(intersectsLayer)var expr = ''if(intcount>1) { expr = 'Multiple regulations apply. Contact appropriate Planning Department.'}else { for(var f in intersectsLayer){ var zone = f.ZONING expr = Proper(zone) }}return expr
You could also return multiple values by iterating and adding to the expression before returning it, but the lack of a new line capability in AGOL makes this unworkable for me.
Hi Heather Widlund ,
Great to hear that you successfully made use of the new Arcade functions! Please post a screenshot of the result.
Actually the "TextFormatting.NewLine" works in the pop-up and you can create a new line for each entry as show below:
The document you referenced Using FeatureSetBy functions in Arcade to drill-down to other layers and tables shows how you can do this.
I was led astray by old documentation, I guess - not the first time. Thanks for the tip! I decided not to do the multiple results for other reasons, but here are my two pop-ups, consisting of two expressions drilling down from one polygon layer to another.
Is it safe to say that this functionality does not work if the web map contains ArcGIS Enterprise "Map Image Layers" (formerly known as ArcGIS Server Dynamic Map Services)? I tried setting it up with those in the web map and I was not able to access the Global "$map" entity. As a result the Arcade Expression does not work. But when I add hosted feature layers from ArcGIS Online to the web map it does work. I also assume this would work with an ArcGIS Enterprise feature layer, but I'll have to wait to test that in the future when we have the on-site Portal set up.
I tried the same thing. It doesn't work with Map Image Layers. I haven't tried it with hosted Enterprise feature layers.
When I attempt to create an expression, similar to the example, I receive this error... Any ideas as to why? AGOL, not portal.
That's the error I got when I tried to use a source that was not a hosted feature layer (it was a map image layer published from ArcGIS Server). It doesn't have an object $map because it's not the right kind of source.
That is also the same error I encountered when I used a map image layer from ArcGIS Server. Error did not happen when using a hosted feature layer from AGOL.
The expression will work for AGS layers if you register the individual layers in your AGS map service as feature layers in AGOL (by their map index number). Then add the registered feature layers to your web map. The globals for $map, $feature, $layer, and $datastore will appear in the expression builder.
Hope that helps
Ned
Hi all,
This is exciting stuff! I'm still fairly new to Arcade. Can anyone tell me if these Arcade Expressions with FeatureSets will work in Collector? If they will work in Collector, will they work in an offline Collector application that has syncing enabled?
I have some end users that could really use some of this functionality to quickly determine some summary info while "disconnected" in the field.
Thanks!
Ken
I just did a small test on Collector (Aurora, iPad) and it seems that there is still not full support for Arcade. I do expect that the new functions will be supported in the future.
I tried this and it did not seem to work for me. Perhaps it is a version issue? I am using a really old AGS stack at the moment (AGS 10.3.1, Enterprise GDB in SQL Server 2008 R2). Out of curiosity what version are you running, Ned?
This is just SUPER! This ability is very much appreciated!
It does not appear that the Near Me widget in Web AppBuilder supports this capability yet. Is this in fact the case? We like to use the Near Me widget to lookup locations and any intersecting features, but it doesn't seem like the Arcade expressions want to print results in the Near Me resulting popup configuration.
Kyle,
My tests confirm your findings. My group uses the Near Me widget in a similar fashion so this is a significant limitation for us too.
Any thoughts or potential work around ideas from ESRI Staff?
Thanks
Due to performance issues I guess this functionality has been limited. You can however do a field calculation and use the Arcade functions to create a new field and that one will be available in all the widgets. The donwside is that the values in the new field will not update when a feature changes or new features are created.
Kyle Wikstrom Ned Cake This is a known issue with Near Me right now. We're planing to include a fix in the next release of WebAppbuilder/ArcGIS Online.
-Allison
Sounds Great Allison!
Thanks for the quick response. Will the fix find its way into the WAB Developer Edition also?
Yes, it will.
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