Zooming to a parcel when selecting a row in the dataGridView C#.net

Question

hello,
iam selecting some parcels through an out-of the -box tool then displaying the selected feature(Parcels) with its attributes in a dataGV,i then want to select a specific row then zoom to the selected parcel( which is a row in this case) can any body help.

thnx in advance.

Venkata_RaoTammineni · Answer

thank you vakant for your help..i worked with this code before you posted and it worked pretty well

protected void GridView2_SelectedIndexChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {

IMapFunctionality mf =
           Map1.GetFunctionality("Redlands") as IMapFunctionality;
            IGISResource gisresource = mf.Resource;
            string targetLayername = "Parcels";

// Create the query functionality
            IQueryFunctionality qfunc =
                gisresource.CreateFunctionality(typeof(IQueryFunctionality), null)
                   as IQueryFunctionality;

string[] lids;
            string[] lnames;
            qfunc.GetQueryableLayers(null, out lids, out lnames);

int layer_index = 0;
            for (int i = 0; i < lnames.Length; i++)
            {
                if (lnames.ToLower() == targetLayername.ToLower())
                {
                    layer_index = i;
                    break;
                }
            }

// Create the spatial filter for the query
            ESRI.ArcGIS.ADF.Web.SpatialFilter spatialfilter = new ESRI.ArcGIS.ADF.Web.SpatialFilter();
            spatialfilter.ReturnADFGeometries = true;
            spatialfilter.MaxRecords = 1000;
            spatialfilter.WhereClause = "OBJECTID= " + GridView2.SelectedRow.Cells[1].Text;
            spatialfilter.Geometry = Page.Session["Envelope"] as Envelope;

String[] flds = qfunc.GetFields(null, lids[layer_index]);
            ESRI.ArcGIS.ADF.StringCollection scoll =
                new ESRI.ArcGIS.ADF.StringCollection(flds);
            spatialfilter.SubFields = scoll;

DataTable dt;

dt = qfunc.Query(null, lids[layer_index], spatialfilter);

// *** Step 7.d.: Convert the data table returned from the query
            // *** and define symbology.

GraphicsLayer resultsGraphicsLayer;
            resultsGraphicsLayer = ESRI.ArcGIS.ADF.Web.Converter.ToGraphicsLayer(dt, System.Drawing.Color.Red, System.Drawing.Color.Purple);

Map1.Extent = resultsGraphicsLayer.FullExtent;

// Apply a layer format to specify:
            // * how selected features appear
            // * field aliases
            // * visible fields
            // * primary display field
            // * attribute formatting  
            // Retrieve the layer format for the active layer.
            ESRI.ArcGIS.ADF.Web.UI.WebControls.LayerFormat layerFormat =
                ESRI.ArcGIS.ADF.Web.UI.WebControls.LayerFormat.FromMapResourceManager(
              Map1.MapResourceManagerInstance, mf.Resource.Name, lids[layer_index]);

// *** Step 7.e.: Apply the layer format of the active layer 
            // *** to the feature graphics layer.
            layerFormat.Apply(resultsGraphicsLayer, true);

ESRI.ArcGIS.ADF.Web.DataSources.Graphics.MapFunctionality graphicsFunctionality;
            graphicsFunctionality = (ESRI.ArcGIS.ADF.Web.DataSources.Graphics.MapFunctionality)Map1.GetFunctionality("Selection");

// If RenderOnClient is true, the Web-tier graphics layer will be rendered on the client using the 
            // Web ADF JavaScript Library (GraphicFeatureGroup and GraphicFeatures).  
            // The default and highlight renderer defined as part of the active layer's layer format will be used during 
            // mouse over events on graphic features.  Field and attribute display styles will be used to define the format of 
            // map tip (callout) content.  If false, it will be rendered as a map image in the Web-tier using GDI+ and
            // consolidated with other resource map images in the browser.  Only layer format's default renderer will be used
            // to render features -  map tips will not be generated and the highlight renderer will not be used.   
            resultsGraphicsLayer.RenderOnClient = false;

if (resultsGraphicsLayer.RenderOnClient)
            {
                // Use ADF JavaScript to change active tool in toolbar and map control on client.
                // This is optional.  
                // The mouse mode is set to Pan after Web-tier graphics are rendered on the client.
                // This enables you to interact with map tips on graphic features without erroneously defining a new selection.
                // NOTE: You need to activate the select tool to make another selection. 
                string jsToolbarItemDeactivate = @"
                var toolbar = Toolbars['{0}'];
                var currentToolField = $get(toolbar.currentToolField);
                currentToolField.value = '';
                toolbar.selectTool();
                toolbar.refreshGroup();
                $find('{1}').set_mouseMode(ESRI.ADF.UI.MouseMode.Pan);";

Toolbar adfToolbar = (Toolbar)Map1.Page.FindControl("Toolbar1");
                adfToolbar.CurrentTool = string.Empty;
                Map1.CurrentToolItem = null;

jsToolbarItemDeactivate = string.Format(jsToolbarItemDeactivate,
                    adfToolbar.ClientID, Map1.ClientID);

ESRI.ArcGIS.ADF.Web.UI.WebControls.CallbackResult deactivateToolbarItemsCallbackResult =
                    ESRI.ArcGIS.ADF.Web.UI.WebControls.CallbackResult.CreateJavaScript(jsToolbarItemDeactivate);

Map1.CallbackResults.Add(deactivateToolbarItemsCallbackResult);

// Remove the current graphics feature group associated with the last selection.  This will guarantee that the 
                // new graphics, attributes, and behaviors will be used.  As a result, only one graphic feature group will reside
                // in the client to represent the selection set.  
                if (graphicsFunctionality.GraphicsDataSet.Tables.Count > 0)
                {
                    ESRI.ArcGIS.ADF.Web.Display.Graphics.GraphicsLayer oldFeatureGraphicsLayer =
                        (ESRI.ArcGIS.ADF.Web.Display.Graphics.GraphicsLayer)graphicsFunctionality.GraphicsDataSet.Tables[0];

// Use the Map.GetGraphicsLayerClientID to get the id of the respective graphic feature group that represents
                    // the Web-tier graphics layer.
                    string removeGraphicsClientScript = string.Format(@"
                var glayer = $find('{0}');
                var map = $find('{1}');
          map.removeGraphic(glayer);
          glayer.dispose();",
                          Map1.GetGraphicsLayerClientID(oldFeatureGraphicsLayer),
                          Map1.ClientID);

ESRI.ArcGIS.ADF.Web.UI.WebControls.CallbackResult cr =
                        ESRI.ArcGIS.ADF.Web.UI.WebControls.CallbackResult.CreateJavaScript(removeGraphicsClientScript);
                    Map1.CallbackResults.Add(cr);
                }
            }

// Clear all contents of the graphic map functionality dataset
            graphicsFunctionality.GraphicsDataSet.Tables.Clear();

// *** Step 7.g.: Add the selection graphics layer to the resource

graphicsFunctionality.GraphicsDataSet.Tables.Add(dt);

// Set the transparency of the selection graphics resource map resource item
            ESRI.ArcGIS.ADF.Web.UI.WebControls.MapResourceItem selectionMapResourceItem =
                Map1.MapResourceManagerInstance.ResourceItems.Find(graphicsFunctionality.Resource.Name);
            selectionMapResourceItem.DisplaySettings.Transparency = 50;

// *** Step 7.h.: Refresh the map resource

Map1.RefreshResource(graphicsFunctionality.Resource.Name);

Toc adfToc = Map1.Page.FindControl("Toc1") as Toc;
            adfToc.Refresh();

}
    }

good work congrates...

MustaphaKoaik · Answer