District Lookup widget

The District Lookup widget allows you to find a point feature related to a selected polygon, view detailed information about the features, and get directions to the selected point feature.

The structure of the layers requires a relationship between a point feature and a polygon feature and must be a one-to-one geodatabase relationship.

Configure the District Lookup widget

This widget can be set to open automatically when an app starts. Click the Do not open this widget when the app starts button on the widget to turn on the option to open the widget automatically. (For widgets you need to add to the app first, you can make this setting after configuring the widget.)

1. Hover over the widget and click the Configure this widget button to open the configuration window.

   Note:

   If you need to add the widget to the app first, click a widget placeholder on the Widget tab. In the Choose Widget window that opens, select the widget and click OK.

2. Optionally click the Change widget icon button and replace it with an image of your own.

   A file explorer window appears, allowing you to select a local image file to use as the widget icon.

3. To configure the Search Source Settings section, see Configuring the Search widget. It follows the same configuration steps as the Search widget.
4. In the Search Settings section of the widget configuration, specify the following options:
   • Select layer—Click Set to define layers. In the dialog box, define the following parameters:
     • Select polygon layer
     • Select point layer related to polygon layer
   • Set location button—Enabling this parameter causes the Set location button to appear next to the search box. Click the Set location button, and click the map to set the search location. If you don't enable this parameter, clicking the map will automatically set the location.
   • Select symbol to highlight polygon—Select the display symbol, color, transparency, outline color, and outline width to be used to highlight the polygon.
   • Address or location symbol—Select and adjust the symbol of the address or location symbol.
   • Select color to highlight point—Define the color used to highlight the point symbol.

   Note:

   The widget uses the pop-up defined in the map on the Information tab. You can enable one or both layers to have pop-ups. Whatever is defined will be displayed on the Information tab.
5. Optionally, in the Directions Settings section of the widget configuration, set up the widget to use routing, which gives you the option to get driving directions to the selected feature. To configure the Directions Settings section of the widget configuration, specify the following options:
   • Routing Service—Click Set and browse to a routing service in your ArcGIS Online organizational account or provide the URL to the routing service.

     License:

     The ArcGIS Online World Route Service consumes credits. Before generating routes using this service, open the Attributes tab of the configuration of your Web AppBuilder application and configure Subscriber content access with the URL of the routing service used by your widget.

     Learn more about credit usage when creating simple routes

   • Direction length units—Select the units used to display directions (kilometers or miles).
   • Select symbol to display route—Select the display symbol, color, style, transparency, and width used for the route.

Tip:

Routing is enabled and disabled in the application settings of the ArcGIS Online item page of the map used by the widget.

Use the District Lookup widget

1. Click the District Lookup widget icon to open it.
2. Search for an address in the search bar or click a location directly on the map to define the location.

   When a defined location is within the polygon layer, you'll see information about the point feature and the related polygon highlighted on the map.

   The map pop-ups are defined for each layer on the Information tab.

   

3. Click the Directions tab if the widget is configured to provide driving directions, and it will provide driving directions to the selected feature from the defined location.