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Where do I Find my location in sxa?
Rather than your locations appearing below the POIs node they would exist in your content tree, somewhere underneath the Home item. For this to function, create a “Location” feature template which inherits from the IPOI template. Then create a “Location Detail” project template which inherits from “Location”.
How to filter data by a distance radius?
Data can be filtered by using a radius from a certain location. The nearby filter can be used by following these steps when creating a map: Update or create the map, then save the map. To Use the nearby filter on the map follow these steps:
How to set a search scope in sxa?
We will need an item to specify the search scope. The Scope item uses a Sitecore query to get the appropriate data. The query needs to return items that inherit from the POI template which contains fields like Latitude and Longitude. Add a new scope under Settings -> Scopes. I used this query to get the job done.
What do the poi items do in sxa?
The POI item as mentioned before contains the Latitude and Longitude necessary for the spatial search to function. I used the POI Group item to help organize the POI items by state. Notice that the Type field uses the custom SPE POI. Each of the cities are represented by the base POI which comes with a title, description, and image field.
How to set data sources in a map?
Setting data sources. The Set Data Source(s) tool is available when you right-click a map document (.mxd) in ArcCatalog or the Catalog window. The tool can be used to change the referenced data sources in a map document.
How do I change the data source in ArcCatalog?
Using Set Data Source(s) to change the connection path. Right-click the .mxd file in ArcCatalog or the Catalog window and choose Set Data Source(s). Select the layers you want to set a new data source for. Click the Replace button.