arcgis-interaction

To add popups and feature selection in ArcGIS maps, implement hit testing and event handling workflows. This enables robust user interaction capabilities by identifying clicked features and customizing popup content management for feature-centric interfaces.

The best way to implement sketching and editing workflows in ArcGIS maps is using in-map editing utilities and sketching tools. These allow users to create or modify features directly and perform form-based attribute updates within the map application.

Yes, this ArcGIS interaction approach works with TypeScript and core Maps SDK components. It provides guidance on using TypeScript with ArcGIS maps and ensures compatibility with core components for building interactive event-driven workflows.

Hit testing works by detecting where user events occur on the map and matching them to underlying features. This enables applications to respond to user interactions through feature selection, visual feedback highlighting, and comprehensive event handling.

Yes, you can provide visual feedback through feature highlighting during map interactions. This is achieved by combining hit testing, feature selection, and event handling to create engaging and productive user experiences in interactive map applications.