Manually open Feature popup when recieve a message (from postmessage)

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02-19-2021 12:58 AM
Gheeks
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Hello,

I'm trying to open the feature popup when my map is recieving a message:

 

window.addEventListener("message", function (event) {
   if (event?.data?.type === "external") {
      console.log(_getAllFeaturesRecursive(featureLayer,[]));
   }
});

 

 

By doing this, I know that I need to open my popup...

I was using a function "getAllFeaturesRecursives" that get all the features:

 

          const _getAllFeaturesRecursive = (layer, featuresSoFar) => {
          return layer
            .queryFeatures({
              start: featuresSoFar.length,
              num: layer.capabilities.query.maxRecordCount,
              outFields: ['*']
            })
            .then((results) => {
              if (
                results.exceededTransferLimit &&
                results.exceededTransferLimit === true
              ) {
                return _getAllFeaturesRecursive(layer, [
                  ...featuresSoFar,
                  ...results.features
                ]);
              } else {
                var p = Promise.resolve([...featuresSoFar, ...results.features]).then((feat) => {
                  console.log(feat[0]);
                  feat[0].layer.popupEnabled = false;
                  feat[0].layer.popupEnabled = true;
                });
              }
            });
          };

 

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So I tried to put popupenable to true, but it seems to be true foreach layers...

Do you have any ideas to open the feature popup (with focus) manually (without direct events on the map?)

 

Thanks 🙂

 

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TommyBramble
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You can call the .open() method of the mapView's popup and pass in the feature or content you want to display. Might be something like this...

mapView.popup.open({ location: feat[0].geometry, features: [feat[0]] });

https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/api-reference/esri-views-MapView.html#popup

https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/api-reference/esri-widgets-Popup.html#open

 

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Gheeks
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New Contributor II

Hm...It seems there was a problem with my method to get features, and also it seems to be useless:

Solution:

                var query = {
                  objectIds: [event.data.objectid],
                  outFields: ["*"],
                  returnGeometry: true
                };

                featureLayer.queryFeatures(query)
                  .then(function(response){
                    // close view popup if it is open
                    view.popup.close();
                    // Open the new popup
                    var feat = response.features[0];
                    view.popup.open({ location: feat.geometry, features: [feat] });
                  });
                // console

Special thanks to @TommyBramble  🙂

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TommyBramble
New Contributor III

You can call the .open() method of the mapView's popup and pass in the feature or content you want to display. Might be something like this...

mapView.popup.open({ location: feat[0].geometry, features: [feat[0]] });

https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/api-reference/esri-views-MapView.html#popup

https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/api-reference/esri-widgets-Popup.html#open

 

Gheeks
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New Contributor II

Hey, sorry for the late feedback, i was absent for a week.

I've tried your solution and it seems to works but not really, in fact, my feat[0}.geometry seems to be null...

That's weird.

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Gheeks
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New Contributor II

Hm...It seems there was a problem with my method to get features, and also it seems to be useless:

Solution:

                var query = {
                  objectIds: [event.data.objectid],
                  outFields: ["*"],
                  returnGeometry: true
                };

                featureLayer.queryFeatures(query)
                  .then(function(response){
                    // close view popup if it is open
                    view.popup.close();
                    // Open the new popup
                    var feat = response.features[0];
                    view.popup.open({ location: feat.geometry, features: [feat] });
                  });
                // console

Special thanks to @TommyBramble  🙂

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