This sample demonstrates how to add a FeatureTable widget to your application. The FeatureTable allows users to view and sort data and attributes from a FeatureLayer. In this specific example, the table is displayed as a standalone table without any associated map. In addition to creating a standalone table, this sample also makes use of setting the table's initial sort priority for two of its fields. The "Enrollment" field takes highest sort priority followed by the "School name".
It is possible to also add the table with an associated map, please refer to the FeatureTable using a map sample.
const featureTable = new FeatureTable({
layer: featureLayer,
multiSortEnabled: true,
visibleElements: {selectionColumn: false}, // hide the selection column since we are not working with a corresponding map
tableTemplate: { // autocastable to TableTemplate
// The table template's columnTemplates are used to determine which attributes are shown in the table
columnTemplates: [ // Array of either FieldColumnTemplates or GroupColumnTemplates
{ // autocastable to FieldColumnTemplate
type: "field",
name: "FID",
label: "ID",
// This field will not be shown in the table
visible: false
},
{
type: "field",
name: "NAME",
label: "School Name",
// The table will be sorted by this column
// in ascending order
direction: "asc", // This is required for initial sorting
initialSortPriority: 1 // This columns get priority after Enrollment
},
{
type: "field",
name: "TOT_ENROLL",
label: "Enrollment",
direction: "asc", // This is required for initial sorting
initialSortPriority: 0 // This column gets the highest sort priority
},
...
]
},
container: "tableDiv"
});Known Limitations
For a comprehensive list of limitations, please refer to the widget's API Reference documentation.