Filter Widget - Option To Allow Only One Filter To Be Applied At A Time (radio buttons)
For our use case, these are our filters:
As you can see, it wouldn't make sense to apply more than one at a time, and applying the first two at the same time filters out all of the data. You can try this out here:
http://map.opkansas.org/find-a-development-proposal/
@DickieRigdon The only mildly passable workaround is to use a Group Layer in Map Viewer. You can set that to only activate one at a time when switching. But you do have to duplicate the layer for every way you want to filter it. So a lot of legwork getting it set up.
The one flaw in the Group Layer is that it won't default to open. So then you have to explain to users that they need to open it in order to see the map the way they want it. So, non-intuitive for users. I ended writing an explanation on what you have to do on the Group Layer name. So it looks stupid, but hopefully people will be able to use it better.
So essentially you are using Map Layers widget filled with a Group Layer and then separate saved layers of the way you want all the filter options to appear. And not using the filter widget at all.
Thank you Tim for the reply! I think I've found a solution too! First attempt was to start making a View for each water year in Experience Builder and associate each with a button. I dropped that idea and just went with a Filter widget inside my Widget Controller and then inside the filter widget, I stacked several filters each with their own SQL Expression based on "between" dates. I used Or so that more than one can be toggled. Adjusted the size of my controller window so that the Reset button was not hidden. Working well so far. See pic attached
Cheers!
Dickie
