How do I get the objectid of clicked element in results table?

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December 19, 2017 20:03

How can I get the objectID of the particular feature clicked on in a results list--specifically when launching a workflow from the feature actions in the results table.  My thinking is that I need to pass the objectid into my workflow so as to be able to work on that particular feature...maybe there is another method?

 

 

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  Permanently deleted user

  December 20, 2017 04:58

  Hi Michael,

   

  You can subscribe to this event "ResultsListFeatureClickedEvent" and get the selected object as first argument.

   

  Please let me know if you need any further clarifications.

   

  Regards,

   

  Mohammad Ashraf

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  Permanently deleted user

  December 20, 2017 16:11

  Mohammad,

   

  Thanks for that reply.  I actually have no idea how to subscribe to an event.  I was hoping their was some activity that could give me the "clicked on" feature, but if I need to do custom code, I will need a whole lot more help.  Are there any examples you can pass my way?

   

  Michael

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  Permanently deleted user

  December 22, 2017 12:51

  Hi Michael,

   

  You need to write a custom module and subscribe to "ResultsListFeatureClickedEvent" event as shown below:

   

  initialize(config: any): void {

   

              this._config = config;

   

              if (config) {

   

                  this.app.eventRegistry.event("ResultsListFeatureClickedEvent").subscribe(this, this.closedEvent);

   

              }

   

          }

   

  closedEvent(evt) {

   

      // do your stuff here

   

      // you can call a workflow here if you want to do any operation on the selected feature(s)

   

      //this.app.commandRegistry.command("RunWorkflowWithArguments").execute({

   

      //    "workflowId": "workflowIdHere", "inputArgumentNameHere": dataToBePassToWorkflow

   

      //});

   

  }

   

  If you want to know how to write a custom module and need sample, please refer to the HTML5 Viewer QuickStart folder (It contains a visual studio solution to write a custom module)

   

  Please let me know if you need any clarifications.

   

  Regards,

   

  Mohammad Ashraf

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