Query Widget
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02-05-2012 11:35 AM
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Winston,
What you are describing as an issue is actually the desired design behavior, it is the query Widget not the search widget. The query widget is used to display results for layers with predefined queries. It is unlikely that the designed behavior will be changed.
As far as what needs to be changed in the QueryWidget.mxml it is just this one line.
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What you are describing as an issue is actually the desired design behavior, it is the query Widget not the search widget. The query widget is used to display results for layers with predefined queries. It is unlikely that the designed behavior will be changed.
As far as what needs to be changed in the QueryWidget.mxml it is just this one line.
<viewer:BaseWidget xmlns:fx="http://ns.adobe.com/mxml/2009" xmlns:s="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark" xmlns:mx="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx" xmlns:Query="widgets.Query.*" xmlns:viewer="com.esri.viewer.*" widgetConfigLoaded="init()" currentState="filterInput">
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Winston,
Sure here is the other line that needs to be changed to prevent the widget from changing to the results after a second:
Comment out this line of code in the init function:
To be able to search more than one field at a time would require you to built a custom widget using the FindTask instead of the QueryTask.
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Sure here is the other line that needs to be changed to prevent the widget from changing to the results after a second:
Comment out this line of code in the init function:
if (filterField)
{
wTemplate.addTitlebarButton(ICON_URL + "i_searchtext.png", textFilterLabel, toggleFilterPanel);
wTemplate.addTitlebarButton(ICON_URL + "i_clear.png", textFilterClear, doClear);
wTemplate.selectedTitlebarButtonIndex = 1;
//this.currentState = "resultsList";
}To be able to search more than one field at a time would require you to built a custom widget using the FindTask instead of the QueryTask.
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Winston,
The Query Widget does give you the appearance that it allows searching multiple fields but really you are filtering an Array collection and not really querying all the fields. What I mean by this is if you have 10,000 records in your data and your map service is configured to return 1,000 records max (which is the ArcGIS Server 10 default) then when you filter those results using the query widget you are doing just that filtering those thousand results and not actually querying the 10,000 possible results for that keyword.
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The Query Widget does give you the appearance that it allows searching multiple fields but really you are filtering an Array collection and not really querying all the fields. What I mean by this is if you have 10,000 records in your data and your map service is configured to return 1,000 records max (which is the ArcGIS Server 10 default) then when you filter those results using the query widget you are doing just that filtering those thousand results and not actually querying the 10,000 possible results for that keyword.
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