I'm developing an app with Sweet for ArcGIS and making use of the topology constraints features to only allow certain features (eg habitat polygons or species observation points) to be drawn within others (site boundaries), and to automatically clip the habitats to the boundaries when they are drawn partially outside. The way the map is set up at the moment, there is one feature layer for all boundaries, and this feature layer has a 'Type' field which records the type of boundary.
Is there any way to use different boundary features as different topology constraints, depending on the value of this Type field?
As an example, some of the features in the boundary feature layer are the original boundaries themselves, while others are buffers of these original boundaries. I'd like to be able to have some of the features (eg the habitats) use the original boundary as a topological constraint (so habitats clip to the site boundary), while other features (eg species observation points) use the buffers (so you could place a species observation point anywhere within eg 200 metres of the original site boundary). But at the moment, both the original boundaries and the buffers are within the same feature layer and are just differentiated by the 'Type' value.
Is it necessary to set up different feature layers for these different features to use them each as unique topological constraints?
Any help greatly appreciated!
