How was this Zone Lookup Map made?

Question

Hi, I am trying to create an Zone Lookup interactive map that includes different layers. It would be in concept similar to this app made by Nevada, but in a different place and context.

https://www.arcgis.com/apps/instant/lookup/index.html?appid=0815e77623f04028993e9f3ecc56174e

I think I understand that the zone locator is using an invisible Intersect feature made from the different governmental levels ie CD1,SD15,AD5 etc. and the visible layers are just for show.

My question is how are the Pop-ups made? Are they individual PDFs attached to each possible combination - like one pdf for CD1,SD15,AD5 then another pdf for CD1,SD15,AD6? Or are they pieced together via the fields of the original layers - like you connect the relevant info to a field in the CD, SD, and AD layers then intersect them?

Thank You

khutchins · Answer

You could use the browser developer tools network tab to find the web map that is associated with the Zone Lookup application then get the appid and open it up in ArcGIS Online to inspect the popup content to see how it is created.  If you filter the network traffic by the term "data" then run the app with the browser tools open you'll see the requests for the web map.

JonathanMcD · Answer

Hi,

You can use a little arcade script within the pop-ups to call back whatever pertinent information you wish. You;d have to make sure your pdfs are named consistently , but it's far easier to copy and paste lines of code over specifying each named item.