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Filter by Custom Parameters

MeleKoneya

I have a living atlas layer that I would like to filter by the bounding box for the state of Arizona.

I understand that I can do this with Custom Parameters in the map viewer.

Can someone provide some guidance as to what parameters are needed and the format for them?

Thank you,

Mele

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KClarkDev_GIS

You can define custom parameters for a layer in the settings of the web map:

Documentation for the types of parameters accepted can be found here:

https://developers.arcgis.com/rest/services-reference/enterprise/query-feature-service-layer/#request-parameters

In my screenshot example, I used inSR = 4326, and geometry=-114.8165,31.3322,-109.0452,37.0043

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MeleKoneya

@Katie_Clark

Thank you for including this:

inSR = 4326, and geometry=-114.8165,31.3322,-109.0452,37.0043

I was not having much luck find a good example.

DebapriyaPaul

Hi @MeleKoneya , to filter by a specific state name, the custom parameter in Map Viewer could look similar to the following example,

Note: Use the Fields panel in Map Viewer to confirm the Field name that contains State Name information.

KClarkDev_GIS

You can define custom parameters for a layer in the settings of the web map:

Documentation for the types of parameters accepted can be found here:

https://developers.arcgis.com/rest/services-reference/enterprise/query-feature-service-layer/#request-parameters

In my screenshot example, I used inSR = 4326, and geometry=-114.8165,31.3322,-109.0452,37.0043

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