do you mean something like the search centerline example from the example site (though it actually has three value statements) http://gis.calhouncounty.org/FlexViewer3.0/index.html?config=config-eSearch.xml&search=2&slayer=3&ex... ?If so, here is the snippet from the eSearchWidget.xml Robert has supplied with the widget that does that. <definitionexpression></definitionexpression>
<enableexport>true</enableexport>
<name>Road Centerlines</name>
<url>http://gislap134/ArcGIS/rest/services/Highway/MapServer/5</url>
<expressions>
<expression alias="Road Name and Zip" textsearchlabel="Search by Road Name and Left Zipcode and Right Zip:">
<values>
<value prompt="Exmaple: ANDREW">RD_NAME = '[value]'</value>
<value prompt="Exmaple: 36201"> AND ZIP_L = [value]</value>
<value prompt="Exmaple: 36201"> AND ZIP_R = [value]</value>
</values>
</expression>
</expressions>
(I deleted the other expressions that didn't seem to apply)(Don't forget the space before the AND as it is not in the example.xml this way) Can also use OR instead if that is what you need.Is this what you are after?Below is a snippet that I am using. It puts two options on the search widget, one lets you put in partial and does a LIKE operation, the other only finds exact matches. But, they are both searching the same layer, same field. <expression alias="SiteCode" textsearchlabel="Search by SiteCode: (enter search text in one box only)">
<values>
<value prompt="Search for Matches: Example: 100-D-" field="SITECODE">UPPER(SITECODE) LIKE UPPER('%[value]%')</value>
</values>
<values>
<value prompt="Search EXACT SiteCode" field="SITECODE">UPPER(SITECODE) = UPPER('[value]')</value>
</values>
</expression> <expression alias="SiteCode" textsearchlabel="Search by SiteCode: (enter search text in one box only)">
<values>
<value prompt="Search for Matches: Example: 100-D-" field="SITECODE">UPPER(SITECODE) LIKE UPPER('%[value]%')</value>
</values>
<values>
<value prompt="Search EXACT SiteCode" field="SITECODE"> OR UPPER(SITECODE) = UPPER('[value]')</value>
</values>
</expression>In the first example, multiple fields are searched, in the second example, you choose which input to use and it searches the same fields but with different expression. The third is similar to the second but will take inputs from both text box's, and if either match, you get the results. Just remember, if you use an AND or OR statement, the first text box MUST have a value in it.If I understand you correctly, below is what you need.
<expression alias="Tract" textsearchlabel="Search by Tract Number:
<values>
<value prompt="Select All Records" userlist="Select All Records" field="PRJTRACTNO">1=1</value>
</values>
<values>
<value prompt="Search Tract Number" field="PRJTRACTNO">UPPER(PRJTRACTNO) LIKE UPPER(%'[value]'%)</value>
</values>
</expression>
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