Hello community,
I want to know how to create the best interactivity between multiple data sources and the filter widget.
In my case, I have 3 data sources: Buildings (Entity Class; Source 1), Transaction (Table; Source 2) and Deals (Table; Source 3).
I have a common identifier that I use to create interactivity between my map and my two tables. If I click on a building on my map, it selects and filters on my tables the offers and the transaction linked to the identifier common to the selected building.
I want to add a step before. I would like to allow my colleagues to filter the building data to only have the buildings that interest them on the map. And, for ergonomic use, I would like to have an update of my Transactions and Offers table based on what is filtered by users on the Building data. (In my logic, the application can understand which buildings remain and use the remaining ids to perform an action on the other tables that have the common id).
I try with the action trigger on the map but it doesn't work because the trigger only works if you CLICK on the map to select one or more features. If you use a filter widget, the application does not understand the filter on the map as being a selection of the feature, therefore it does not select/filter my other tables.
Is it possible to configure something like this?
Thanks 🙂
