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Have one string for multiple instersected attributes from the same location in a popup via Arcade element

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08-30-2023 12:45 PM
Ed_
by MVP Regular Contributor
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So I am trying to pull attributes from an intersected layer in a single popup. In certain popups however, there are for example 3 layers that overlay one another in the same location. Basically 3 address points thus 3 addresses as shown in the screenshot below.

Now is there a way I can have the Address: string to appear only once?
Also is it possible to adding numbering to the addresses (if more than 1 address is present) as shown in the desired output?

@KenBuja please when you have the time, can you have a look at it? Thank you 🙂

Current output (please ignore the blue color that's just due to the mouse selection):

SaadullahBaloch_0-1693424450957.png

Desired output:

Property Summary

Address: 
1) 3452 W ESFIE ST 90026
                  2) 3450 W EFIE ST 90026 
                  3) 3448 W EFIE ST 90026

Code:

 

 

 

// Create a variable that is the FeatureSet of intersecting feature attributes
var Address = FeatureSetByName($map, "ADDRESS")

var intersectLayer = Intersects(Address, $feature)

// This variable will be used multiple times in the code
var popup = '<h3>Property Summary</h3>';

for (var f in intersectLayer){

 popup += `<b>Address:</b> ${f.FullAddress} <br><br>

 `

}

// Now bring in the attributes from the next intersected layer

return { 
  type : 'text', 
  text : popup
}

 

 

 

 

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KenBuja
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Here's one way to do that. Unfortunately, the Arcade element strips out leading spaces, so everything gets left justified.

var Address = FeatureSetByName($map, "ADDRESS");
var intersectLayer = Intersects(Address, $feature);
var popup = '<h3>Property Summary</h3><b>Addresses:</b>';
var counter = 1;
for (var f in intersectLayer){
  popup += `${counter}) ${f.FullAddress}<br>`;
  counter++;
}

return { 
  type : 'text', 
  text : popup
}

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KenBuja
MVP Esteemed Contributor

Here's one way to do that. Unfortunately, the Arcade element strips out leading spaces, so everything gets left justified.

var Address = FeatureSetByName($map, "ADDRESS");
var intersectLayer = Intersects(Address, $feature);
var popup = '<h3>Property Summary</h3><b>Addresses:</b>';
var counter = 1;
for (var f in intersectLayer){
  popup += `${counter}) ${f.FullAddress}<br>`;
  counter++;
}

return { 
  type : 'text', 
  text : popup
}
Ed_
by MVP Regular Contributor
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Awesome, thank you so much Ken 🙂

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KenBuja
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Wait, I was incorrect about stripping leading spaces. The only way I was able to add leading spaces is using "&nbsp" for each space

popup += `&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp${counter}) ${f.FullAddress}<br>`;

 

Ed_
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Awesome thank you so much for the update Ken 🙂

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Ed_
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Hi @KenBuja  Happy Friday,

Hope all is well; So when I add Address next to counter, the code also outputs it multiple times as in the screenshot below. Is there a way to have the Address string to appear only once even if there are more than one address?

Current code:

// Create a variable that is the FeatureSet of intersecting feature attributes
var Parcels = FeatureSetByname($map,"PARCEL")

// Create a new variable for address layer, this layer also intersects the parcel layer
var address = FeatureSetByname($map,"ADDRESS")

var intersectLayer = Intersects(address,$feature)

// First heading
var popup = '<h3>Property Summary</h3>';

var counter = 1;


for (var f in intersectLayer){
popup += `<b>Address:</b>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;${counter}) ${f.FullAddress} <br>`;

counter++;

}



popup += `<b>PIN:</b> ${$feature.PIN} <br><br>

<b>Tract#:</b> ${$feature.TRACT} <br><br>

<b>Block:</b> ${$feature.BLOCK} <br><br>

<b>ARB:</b> ${$feature.ARB} <br> <br>

<b>BPP:</b> ${$feature.BPP} <br> <br>

<b>LOT#:</b> ${$feature.LOT} <br> <br>

`

return {
type : 'text',
text : popup  
}

 

Current output:

SaadullahBaloch_0-1693609892109.png

 

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KenBuja
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Change your code to this

 

popup += `<b>Address:</b><br>`;
for (var f in intersectLayer){
  popup += `&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;${counter}) ${f.FullAddress} <br>`;
  counter++;
}

 

Ed_
by MVP Regular Contributor
MVP Regular Contributor

Happy Monday Ken.

Ah yes, this way it becomes a subheading :).

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Ed_
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Hi @KenBuja 

I have a question please, is it possible to show the counter_value) to show only if there are more than two addresses?

Let's say there's only one address associated with a feature then the output would look something like this:

Address:
Some_Street_Address

However if a feature has two or more addresses then the output would look like this:

Address:
1) Some_Street_Address1
2) Some_Street_Address2
3) Some_Street_Address3
 

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KenBuja
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You just have to put in a if statement to check whether there is more than one address.

popup += `<b>Address:</b><br>`;
if (Count(intersectLayer) == 1) {
  popup += `&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;${First(intersectLayer).FullAddress} <br>`;
} else {
  var counter = 1;
  for (var f in intersectLayer){
    popup += `&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;${counter}) ${f.FullAddress} <br>`;
    counter++;
  }
}