The easiest solution I can think of would be to rename baselatln as
latlng in your FE items, then use both item types, instead of only
Ticket, in your map view. And you can certainly color code the map pins
based on the type. However, it isn't clear what you want to have
happening with filtering. For example, if you filter tickets, do you
want to show only FEs whose tickets pass the filter? That gets trickier.
On 12/22/2021 3:09 AM, Vincent Borghi wrote:
Hello,
I am building a Simile Exhibit (3.0) to allow my users to browse thru
field interventions tickets. And I have a question...
My data:
My JSON data includes 2 item types: Ticket and FE ("FE" means field
engineer).
There is a relation between both types: a Ticket may be (or not)
assigned to a FE.
* Sample *Ticket *item (simplified):
{ "type": "*Ticket*", "label": "211108-TR0004",, "*FE*": "*John
Smith*", "zipcode": "92240", "city": "Malakoff", "country": "FR",
"eta-date": "2021-12-04", "customer": "", "latlng":
"48.817275,2.2977599", "area": "FR Paris Suburbs" }
* Sample *FE* item (simplified):
{"type": "*FE*", "label": " *John Smith* ", "firstname": "John",
"lastname": "Smith", "email": "johnsm...@foobarexample.com",
"phone": "+33712345678", 'baselatlng': "48.817222,2.2977400"}
My Exhibit Views:
In my HTML, I have
<div data-ex-role="exhibit-collection"
data-ex-item-types="*Ticket*"></div>
Then I have a viewPanel containing a (Tile) exhibit-view that lists
and filters the Tickets.
Then I have a "Map" exhibit-view that shows locations of Tickets based
on their latlng.
Basically; all is working as I want. But...
My question!:
Well, I do not know how to make the map /also /show the "base
location" of the FEs (this base location is available from the FE item
data as the "baselatlng" value).
This would allow to visually evaluate which FEs are near or far from
the different Ticket (intervention) locations.
In other words, I want that the same map shows both the Tickets and
the FEs (with different color codes or icons for the pins).
How can I do that?
Thanks!
Vincent
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