topic Re: Query Buffer Incorrect in ArcGIS Experience Builder Questions

Query Buffer Incorrect

LeahRobertsonBuda — Fri, 15 Mar 2024 15:51:47 GMT

I am trying to build a query in experience builder that selects parcels within a 400 ft buffer. The parcels are part of an external feature service that I have added to the web map. Here is how I have it configured.

When I select a parcel and run the query...

I get this large area that does not even consist of all of the parcels that are actually within 400 ft.

Is the query tool broken, or is there some sort of setting that I am missing?

Thank you for the help in advance!

UPDATE:

I've changed it to one page results but the buffer still selects parcels that are greater than 400 ft away. That's my biggest issue is that the buffer does not make the right size buffer.

Re: Query Buffer Incorrect

TianWen — Fri, 15 Mar 2024 03:12:38 GMT

Because of the query pagination mechanism, data from pages that haven't been navigated to hasn't been loaded. Therefore, when you use the 'show on map' data action, only the loaded data is displayed on the map. To display all data, you may need to browse through each page and then use the data action.

Re: Query Buffer Incorrect

JeffreyThompson2 — Fri, 15 Mar 2024 12:40:12 GMT

Could you please consider modifying the behavior on this? It would be much more useful and less confusing to users to highlight all the results from the query regardless of what page it is on. Going through and highlighting each page of results, results in multiple layers of highlighting that the user will have to remove one by one with no clear labeling, if the user can even find that trashcan.

Re: Query Buffer Incorrect

LeahRobertsonBuda — Fri, 15 Mar 2024 15:49:07 GMT

I've changed it to one page results but the buffer still selects parcels that are greater than 400 ft away. That's my biggest issue is that the buffer does not make the right size buffer.

Re: Query Buffer Incorrect

TianWen — Fri, 22 Mar 2024 06:55:42 GMT

I would like to clarify that the buffer extends outward from the edges of the feature's boundary by the designated distance, rather than from the center. Additionally, given the intersect relationship rule being used, the feature will be returned as long as any part of it is contained within the buffer area.