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05-05-2010 03:39 PM
SteveClarke
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Our GIS parcel data contains several occurrences of multiple units (i.e. condos or townhomes) within a single building that are represented by identical polygons stacked on top of each other with each polygon containing their own attributes for that unit.  In my Flex application I would like to be able to identify the polygon representing the building and get results for all units within the building - that is one result for each polygon that is stacked on top of each other, similar to how ArcMap shows multiple identify results when more than one feature is identified.  Unfortunately, I have not been able to find any options in the identify parameters functions of the API that will allow for this.  Currently, when I identify one of these parcels I just get the results for the first polygon that is touched and not the ones underneath them.  The simplest solution would be to just create separate smaller polygons within one larger polygon to represent the multiple units within the building, but we do not want to represent our GIS data this way.  Does anyone know how to accomplish this ArcMap-like identify behavior through the Flex API?
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ZahidChaudhry
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Flex viewer let you do that. so i know its possible. give a look at flex viewer's codes. I was planning to do something similar but dont have time but it is possible.  If flex viewer can do it, any body can do it...

Zahid
http://zachsgeospatial.blogspot.com
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GelcysWilliams
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We're stuck at the same spot - were you able to figure this out?  We get a list of features with their primary display field listed but no way to see more.
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SteveClarke
Emerging Contributor
Unfortunately, no.  I had to put this on the back burner because of other priorities.  I haven't had the chance yet to look at the Flex Viewer code that was mentioned in the previous comment.  You may want to look at that to see if you can get something out of it.
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