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Zone Lookup Zoom Level

MikeJones1

As of now when you search an address in the Zone Lookup tool you can't control the zoom level. There's a button to zoom you out to the feature (zone). It would be nice if you zoom down to the property since that's what you're searching. The property searched should be the focus not the entire zone.

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SarahMcDonald_

Hi Mike,

Thank you for posting this idea. When you are identifying a feature, are you seeing the extent being too zoomed in or too zoomed out? In other words, are you finding that you are needing to zoom in more or zoom out to identify the features further once you have searched for them in the application?

Thanks!

Sarah

MikeJones1

It's currently zooming out to the large zone. It would be nice if you could have it zoom to an address and edit the zoom level.

DanteLee

I use Arcade FeatureSets on copies of the property layer to avoid that behavior

MikeJones1

Where do you put that expression? We're searching off a locator.

DanteLee

You would create it as an Arcade expression in the layer of the web map. So if you want the search to be at the property level, you would have multiple copies of your property layer with different FeatureSet queries using Intersects. Of course, you can rename the copies of the Property layer, so you can distinguish which layer returns what info.

Example: Escondido Parcel Information Lookup

Relevant resources:

What’s new with Arcade: Taking a stroll through FeatureSets (Part 1)

https://community.esri.com/community/gis/web-gis/arcgisonline/blog/2018/12/10/overlapping-features-in-pop-ups-quick-introduction-to-using-featuresets-with-arcade

MikeJones1

I may have my map set up differently. I have each district as a separate feature layer. There isn't a single property layer with each district in the table.

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