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@JeffreyThompson2 makes good points here, and were I to create this my design would be along those lines.  You may very well end up doing a redesign, but as it stands you have a 99.9% solution for the problem you've described, and you also seem interested in knowing where you went wrong.  As such, It looks to me like the problem lies in the "filterByCollege" function, which you have as follows: function filterByCollege(event) { let selectedCollegeType = event.target.getAttribute("TYPE"); collegeLayerView.filter = { where: "TYPE = '" + selectedCollegeType + "'" }; map.remove(graphicsLayer); //map.add(graphicsLayerPublic); map.add(graphicsLayerPrivate); console.log(selectedCollegeType); }   By changing it to the following, it appears to behave like what you've described: function filterByCollege(event) { let selectedCollegeType = event.target.getAttribute("TYPE"); collegeLayerView.filter = { where: "TYPE = '" + selectedCollegeType + "'" }; map.remove(graphicsLayer); if (selectedCollegeType == "Public") { map.add(graphicsLayerPublic); map.remove(graphicsLayerPrivate); } else { map.remove(graphicsLayerPublic); map.add(graphicsLayerPrivate); } console.log(selectedCollegeType); }   Basically, removed lines 7 and 8 from the original, and added lines 7-13. ... View more

Unfortunately not.  As it says in the "Known Limitations" section of the TileLayer documentation, "All tiled layers must have the same tiling scheme and SpatialReference." ... View more

Ok, there's actually a significant difference between what's going on in this case versus what was going on in the other thread.  Before getting into the difference, just a brief description of things you may already know (for the sake of clarity).  When creating a WMSLayer, the layer sends a GetCapabilities request to get information about the service it will be accessing.  The response is an XML document, and embedded within is the URLs the application should use when making calls to GetMap and/or GetFeatureInfo. In the case of the other thread, the URL for GetMap was a relative URL.  Since the hostname was not included, the SDK likely assumed it was the same host as the URL in the browser's address bar.  Since the host for the page in the browser was not the same as the host for the WMS server, this gave the unexpected results described in that thread.  Personally, I think the SDK should be able to handle relative URLs better, using the hostname passed into the constructor instead, but those kinds of design decisions are the SDK development team's prerogative. However, this is not what's happening in your case.  Instead, the GetCapabilities response has absolute URLs, and the GetMap URL is the hard-coded value "http://46.255.211.67:85/geoserver/Etnografinis_zemelapis/ows?SERVICE=WMS&".  Therefore, the SDK is working exactly as it should by sending the GetMap requests to that URL, because that's what the service told it to do. There's really only two ways to deal with this.  (1) Contact the WMS service's administrator, and request that they reconfigure the service.  It seems unlikely to me that's going to work though.  Instead (2) you will have to do some replacing on the client-side...there's just no way around it.  You could use a RequestInterceptor like the other thread shows, or you could fix the URLs on your layer object by doing something like the following:   const layer = new WMSLayer({ url: "https://www.geoportal.lt/mapproxy/etnografinis_zemelapis/wms" }); layer.load().then(() => { layer.featureInfoUrl = layer.featureInfoUrl.replace("http://46.255.211.67:85/geoserver/", "https://www.geoportal.lt/mapproxy/"); layer.mapUrl = layer.mapUrl.replace("http://46.255.211.67:85/geoserver/", "https://www.geoportal.lt/mapproxy/"); });     ... View more

We have something like the code below in our framework, and it works for this purpose: //This is typically used when the popup's selected feature's attributes have changed, and the popup needs to reflect the new values function reshowPopup(popup, graphic) { if (popup.selectedFeature == graphic) { var selectedFeatureIndex = popup.selectedFeatureIndex; var features = popup.features.concat([]); popup.features = features; popup.selectedFeatureIndex = selectedFeatureIndex; } } ... View more