Latest Contributions by MatthewBaker2

After much help from John Gravois‌, I was able to get this to work: function displayResults(results) {                     var rdiv = dom.byId("resultsDiv");                     rdiv.innerHTML = "<p><b>Results : " + results.features.length + "</b></p>";                     var content = [];                     console.log("Results of boundary query: ");                     console.log(results);                     arrayUtil.forEach(results.features, function(result, index) {                         //CHECK USING BREAK POINTS                         var x = result.geometry.x.toFixed(5);                         var y = result.geometry.y.toFixed(5);                         content.push("<input type='button' value='Z' onclick='zoomTo(" + y + "," + x + ")'/>");                         console.log(x + "," + y);                         content.push("Attend School #" + result.attributes.Attend_Schl);                         content.push("School Name: " + result.attributes.SchoolName);                         content.push("<p>");                     });                     //                     rdiv.innerHTML += content.join("");                 } By using the arrayUtil.forEach (09.) method, and then passing results.features in as result (09.), I could then grab not only the result.geometry.x and y (11., 12.) but also the result.attributes.fieldName (15., 16.), then finally push it all to the innerHTML property of the rdiv component (22.) Simple solution, and I greatly appreciate everyone's help! cc. Jake Skinner‌ / Jonathan Uihlein‌ ... View more