Open feature details at end of selection workflow

John Nerge

23. September 2015 16:57

I have a selection workflow that queries a parcel and stores the results in a feature set. I then want to open the feature details for that parcel, but when I try to use the ShowFeatureDetails command using the RunExternalCommand activity I get an error that says "There was a workflow error running activity: Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation. The calling thread cannot access this object because a different thread owns it."

 

Can you open feature details from a workflow, and if so how?

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  Martin Slimin

  26. September 2015 10:00

  I would also like an answer to this, i wish do select a feature and display its feature details from a workflow in an HTML5 2.4.1 viewer, any help would be appreciated.

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  Permanently deleted user

  2. Oktober 2015 20:37

  This is what I have been using.  you have to fill in feature description part in GHV

   

  

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  John Nerge

  5. Oktober 2015 13:02

   

  I added ShowFeatureDetails to the end of my workflow, but one of three things happens when i run it:

   

  1. I get an error that says, "There was a workflow error running activity: Cannot read property 'get' of undefined."

   

  2. The feature details view opens, but it's blank

   

  3. The feature details view opens correctly (never happened the first time)

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  Andrew Flynn

  25. Oktober 2016 14:57

  Were you able to resolve this issue? I am seeing something similar and can't find a fix. Thanks!

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  John Nerge

  25. Oktober 2016 18:22

  I just tried Yinghong's method of running an external command to use ShowFeatureDetails with the collection name as the parameter, and it worked!

   

  I don't remember if it worked before, but it's working in GE 4.6 and the GVH 2.7

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  Guido Sitta (GeoGraphics S.r.l.)

  25. Juni 2018 13:22

  I was using Yinghong's method but without declaring a variable to store collection's name, just tipying a string directly and i didn't work. It's fine using a variable!

   

  Ciao

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  Permanently deleted user

  23. August 2019 18:33

  can someone share how they are getting this to work? I see the screen capture that Yinghong shared BUT its no longer available. Any help would be great

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  John Nerge

  23. August 2019 21:11

  Here's a screenshot. Basically you run your typical Query Task and Select Features, except you define the Collection Name in your Select Features and then use that as a command parameter to run the ShowFeatureDetails command. The If statement I'm using is just making sure that only one result was returned before I try to open feature details since it wouldn't make sense to try to open them for multiple features.

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  Permanently deleted user

  26. August 2019 12:13

  John this was awesome, works perfectly.. very much appreciated

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  John Nerge

  28. August 2019 13:07

  Nice trick as always Nico, thanks!

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