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I'm using a geocoder and one of our hosted featured services in the search. Is there a way to make it so that users don't have to choose which search source to use? I would like it to automatically search both. User's can either type in their address or the name of a facility. Here's a copy of the app: https://pdxschools.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=720ff9e5a47345c6af3bae3f159729f8 ... View more

Great! Thank you.  One other thing I noticed is that when I type in an address, it does not zoom to this point, even though I've set the zoom level in the search settings. The Near Me widget does zoom in.  ... View more

I would really like to be able to generate textual reports based on results from the District Lookup and Near Me widgets.  ... View more

There's no comma just spaces, but this works. Thanks! ... View more

And yes, I can accomplish this with both the District Lookup and Near Me, but I'd love to have most the functionality of those two combined. I don't really need the buffer from Near Me, since I'm matching addresses to taxlot data.  ... View more

Agreed ... View more

I'm using Arcade expressions to get attributes from multiple layers. But that only applies to the configurations for the popups on the widget itself. What I want to happen is when a user searches for an address or sets a location on the district lookup widget, the initial popup (on the map) that displays that address should also display attributes queried from layers based on that address. For example: I want global information (such as taxlot ownership and utility services) about the address to be displayed on that point in the map. I don't want the user to have to click on the map and shuffle through popups to query layers or use multiple widgets to accomplish this. I feel like having a popup that only shows the searched address is kind of useless. If there is a popup, it should be configurable.  It would also be nice to have the option to include this global information in the widget, underneath the district menus. For example: ... View more

Would I be able to customize the widget in JS to display text in that area? ... View more

I did, but I used an intersect layer, and the info just shows up with the other popup info, under the grade levels. I can make the utilities their own districts, but I don't want the view to zoom to those, I only want the global utility information displayed for the address. One problem I noticed is that there are different utilities for the same address, based on what grade band we're looking at. For example, the elementary boundary is close in, but the high school boundary is much larger, and covers different utility districts. So I think I need to keep that data totally separate and figure out how to display it strictly for the address that's entered in the search.  ... View more

I have a district lookup widget for school attendance zones. These show up as menus that display custom popups based on conditional Arcade expressions from the district layer. Is it possible to have information from a related but separate layer show up below these district boundary menus on the widget? This would be utility information for the address. I could add the utility zones to the district layer, but I don't want redundant popup information on each tab, K-5, Middle and High School. Is this something I could accomplish with an Arcade expression?   For example:   ... View more