Operations Dashboard - Filtering Data

[ChrisHolmes]

Hello, I am very new to using Operations Dashboard, but so far I am liking very much what I am seeing. I have much reading to do on the topic but wanted to come here with a few questions.

Here's what things are looking like so far:

I've found that I can filter the display in the list based on what's displayed in the map window. But my question is:

1. is it possible to filter the data displaying in the map window based on what's selected in the list (so if 'LOC2020-0003' is clicked in the list, then that's all that's displayed in the map window).

Question 2: when I set it to zoom to the item that I click in the list, it zooms in really far. Is there a way to set the zoom level that it zooms in to?

Question 3: Is there a way to print what's in the map window?

Thanks everyone,

Chris

[StephenM · Accepted solution]

1. To filter the data displayed in the map based on the selected item in the list, hover over the list element and go to Configure (gear icon) -> Actions -> Add Action -> Filter -> Add Target and set the target to be the map's operational layer.

Actions—Operations Dashboard for ArcGIS | ArcGIS

2. There's not a built-in way to set the zoom level.

For polylines and polygons, the app zooms to the extent of the feature.

For points, there is a "pointZoomScale" property that can be added/modified in the dashboard json (via AGO Assistant or other) to set a specific zoom scale. This property is not exposed to the dashboard creator at this time and must be manually changed in the json.

More details:

map zoom level when clicking on item list

3. I don't think there's a way to print from Operations Dashboard. There's an Idea proposing something like this:

Print out of full dashboard layout

[ChrisHolmes]

Thanks for this information Stephen. Much appreciated.

[ChrisHolmes]

I'm trying to get the action set up for filtering but after doing Add Action there is nothing available to choose from for Target. Any ideas?

[StephenM]

In my testing, that happens if the map layer is a map image layer. I think the map layer needs to be a feature layer to be able to filter its features.

[ChrisHolmes]

Ok, thanks. I was wondering that. Will play around some more.

Cheers

[ChrisHolmes]

Perfect, thanks. After publishing as a Feature Service I got the filtering working the way I want it!!