Howdy folks,
I'm trying to put together an Experience Builder project that is easy to use for non-GIS people on a different team in our company. The goal is to export a nice looking PDF map that only includes the parcels that our construction project footprint occupies.
It is working, but I'd like to make it a little more user friendly so that the user does not have to query the parcels by parcel ID manually to show only the project parcels. Instead, I'd like them to be able to click (or double click or type in the project name) on the project footprint to isolate any of the parcels that the project footprint.
Here's what I have in the map:
>Project footprints dataset (this is maintained through another application, it's hosted on our enterprise server) It does not have the project name associated with it, but has a unique ID so it can be connected to our CRM data (which does have project name). (polygons)
>Currently using our CRM data that includes project name so that the user can search by name to zoom to project area. I do not want to use the geometry associated with this as it is a generalized amalgamation of surrounding parcels. (polygons)
>Nationwide parcel dataset (polygons)
Are there any built in widgets I can use to easily isolate the parcels of interest?
Thank you!
I would have a look at Widget Actions. You could configure these to allow users to click on a specific polygon, which could then filter the land parcel layer you have, and to use this as your input.
In the editor if you click on your map element, or on specific widgets you should get an Actions tab on the editor panel where you can configure these.
You might also have luck using the Near Me widget, for this use case.
Hope that helps,
David