Problemas com o Mapeamento de Fronteiras Canadenses

WesleyPhillips

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Oi, eu realmente adoro esta ferramenta de mapeamento e as pessoas na minha organização estão ficando muito animadas com ela!<\/P>

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O problema que tenho tido recentemente é que algumas áreas agora estão "Mapeando Duplamente" nos meus mapas. Isso não estava acontecendo há cerca de um mês, e agora está acontecendo tanto na web quanto no desktop. Incluí um cenário de exemplo para Subdivisões do Censo abaixo. <\/P>

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Saudações,<\/P>

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Wes<\/P>

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ScottBall

Hey Wes - thanks for your feedback and I'm glad you're (mostly) enjoying the visual! 

I think I know what's going on and I believe we have a fix on the way. When we detect that you're trying to map boundaries (like you are in the video above), we route the request to our geoenrichment services to look up the polygons. When we do so, we make use of the 'fuzzy search' option which allows us to have a higher match rate. For example, your data doesn't have to be perfect - for both "Canada" and "Cnaada" we would understand you're trying to get boundaries for Canada and we'd return the geometry for Canada. However this becomes a problem when you're matching based on areas with defined numeric values. If you're looking for ZIP code 92373, you don't want fuzzy search in that case - you want an exact match. 

And that's exactly what we're providing in the next update for our visual. In the coming weeks you'll notice a new option in the 'Location types' pane that allows you to force our visual to make an exact match. I believe this will fix the issue you are experiencing in the video above. Keep an eye out for it and let us know how it works for you once it rolls out!