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  • Richard Diaz
    Denise,

     

     

    If you have not done so already, add the LA_County demo site from the Sample_Sites folder to your Sites directory.  Paste this html code into the feature details pane for the ZIP CODES layer.  It is located in the Administrative Areas > Zip Codes.

     

     

    <table style="width:99%;">

     

     <tbody>

     

          <td><p style="text-align: justify;">The Zip Codes Layer description...</p></td>

     

     </tbody>

     

    </table>

     

    <table style="width:99%;">

     

     <tbody>

     

      <tr>

     

        <td style="border:0.5px solid rgb(215,215,215)"><span title="This is the information for cultural amenities."><b> Cultural Amenities:</b></span></td>

     

        <td style="border:0.5px solid rgb(215,215,215)"> {Culture}<br /></td> 

     

      </tr>

     

      <tr>

     

        <td style="border:0.5px solid rgb(215,215,215)"><span title="This is the number of establishments in this zipcode."><b> Establishments:</b></span></td>

     

        <td style="border:0.5px solid rgb(215,215,215)"> {Historical_Employment_Data.Total Businesses}<br /></td> 

     

      </tr>

     

      <tr>

     

        <td style="border:0.5px solid rgb(215,215,215)"><span title="This is the number of employees working in zipcode" {ZIP}><b> Employees:</b></span></td>

     

        <td style="border:0.5px solid rgb(215,215,215)"> {Historical_Employment_Data.Total Employees}<br /></td> 

     

      </tr>

     

      <tr>

     

        <td style="border:0.5px solid rgb(215,215,215)"><span title="This is the year for the data."><b> Year:</b></span></td>

     

        <td style="border:0.5px solid rgb(215,215,215)"> {Historical_Employment_Data.Year}<br /></td> 

     

      </tr>

     

     </tbody>

     

    </table>

     

     

    You will see that zip codes has a data link with this SQL query:

     

     

    SELECT Year, ESTABLISHMENTS as [Total Businesses], EMPLOYEES as [Total Employees], PAYROLL_1STQ as [First Quarter Payroll], PAYROLL_ANN as [Annual Payroll] FROM ZIPCODEJOBDATA WHERE ZIPCODE = ?

     

     

    This should help you visualize on how to link the two together.

     

     

    Feature Details Popup Image

     

     

    Cheers...Rick
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  • Richard Diaz
    Also note the the <span title> tag contains the hover description for the attribute.

     

     

    Rick
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  • Denise Beckham
    Hello Rick, 

     

    Thank you for your response! I am looking to create a table from data that looks something like the contents of the cell next to "Cultural Amenities", only imagine that the name and quantity of each amenity is coming from a separate record in a one-to-many data link.  

     

    Luckily we have an awesome programmer, and I was able to get him to create me a whole new SQL view with one record for each facility, and a field that is populated by a string that is actually an HTML-formatted table of all the related products and quantities for each site.  So I don't need a datalink anymore.  I just add one replacement token for the formatted table field, and a beautiful table shows up in the map tip!  So I'm kind of cheating, but I'd still be interested in alternative solutions! 

     

    I did take a look at the "Culture" Arcade Expression on the Zip Code layer, and it's really interesting! It's good to know that it's there, and I can see it coming in handy one day.  

     

    Thank you, 

     

    Denise
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  • Richard Diaz
    Denise,

     

     

    Could you share a screen capture of your popup table?

     

     

    << I did take a look at the "Culture" Arcade Expression on the Zip Code layer, and it's really interesting! It's good to know that it's there, and I can see it coming in handy one day. >>

     

     

    Please know that the next release of Geocortex Essentials 4.13 (end of March) will include Arcade support for popups.  I'm really exited about this.

     

     

    Cheers...Rick
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  • Richard Diaz
    Denise.

     

     

    << I did take a look at the "Culture" Arcade Expression on the Zip Code layer, and it's really interesting!  >>

     

     

    Know that you will be able to use Arcade expressions in a popup in the next up coming release of Geocortex Essentials.  I'm really looking forward to that!

     

     

    Rick
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