How to make querytask return featureset with polygon geometry?

[CarmenDurham]

Hello,

This should be an easy question but I can't figure it out.

I have an app where the user chooses an address.  Based on the x,y location of the address, a query task is performed on a parcel layer to return the parcel number for the one parcel.  All works great there.

So, in the parcel query, I get a featureSet returned which is one polygon.  How to I get to the graphic of the polygon for the FeatureSet.feature[0]?   I just can't seem to get to it.

I want to take the polygon graphic and use it's geometry to perform another query on the Flood Zone Layer.  I want the whole polygon boundary vs just a point.

Thanks,
Carmen
City of Greenville, SC

[RobertScheitlin__GISP]

Carmen,

   Try

FeatureSet.features[0]

[CarmenDurham]

Thanks Robert.  That was actually a typo on my part in the forum posting.  But your answer did indicate I was on the right track.  I could NOT get the query to work with the parcel that was returned from a previous query.  Spent all morning trying to figure out what I was missing.

Turns out that I forgot to set the queryParcel.returnGeometry = true  so that I could use the parcel geometry in a subsequent query.  Finally realized this when I used Fiddler to see what was being passed.

Duh.

I looked (briefly) but could not see how to give anyone credit for a response in the new forums.   I know you can tell me how (or if that isn't possible anymore). 

Thanks,
Carmen Durham
City of Greenville, SC

[RobertScheitlin__GISP]

Carmen,

    ESRI has still not worked out the point system in this new forum as well as other important issues like actually getting and email notification when someone replys to a watched thread.:(

[CarmenDurham]

Robert,
Or important things like being able to find what you need!  I spend WAYYYY more time trying to find something than I did before.  Instead of two places I normally searched before, it seems like I have to bumble through many more locations.

Thanks for keeping watch on the forums and answering our questions!