In order to use the Identify in the WebOffice map widget testcontainer just activate the function in Tools. In general the WebOffice map widget supports two different kinds of identifying features:
•Identify via cross hair
•Identify via clickmode
Identify via cross hair
By panning the map underneath the cross hair, features can be selected for identify. If a feature is found, an OK button appears. The OK button causes to get a response of the selected feature to the Java Script callback function.
Identify via clickmode
By clicking a feature on the map it can be selected for identify. If a feature is found, an information appears on top of the WebOffice map widget - 'Getting Info...' and the response of the selected feature is transferred to the Java Script callback function. This option is optimized for identifying features on mobile devices via a stylus.
Input parameter |
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External layer ID on the WebOffice 10.4 SP2 query layer. Note: The layer must be identifyable/selectable. |
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Specifies the field to be returned in the response. Note: It is possible to select more return keys by using the Ctrl key on the keyboard. |
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Specifies a JavaScript callback function. |
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By checking this parameter the tool will initially be activated after refreshing the map widget. |
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By checking this parameter the tool's mode will change to identify via clickmode (instead of identify via cross hair). |
Input parameter - Identify in WebOffice map widget testcontainer

WebOffice map widget testcontainer - Identify

WebOffice map widget testcontainer - Identify via clickmode
Note: WebOffice 10.4 SP2 also supports the functionality of reverse geocoding for the WebOffice map widget in both mode - via cross hair and clickmode.
If a Geolocator is configured in your WebOffice 10.4 SP2 project, the Identify Tool will also list
•the external ID for the geolocator query
•the configured result fields for the geolocator query
Using this tool it is possible to get any addresses from the geolocator service by identifying any location in the map (either via cross hair or via clickmode).

WebOffice map widget testcontainer - Reverse Geocoding
Note: Please find more details about the configuration of reverse geocoding in WebOffice author in the chapter Geolocators.
Note: Please find more details about the configuration of the identify tool in WebOffice author in the chapter Identify.