Use a Feature Highlighter (HighlightButton) control to highlight a feature in the map that is not in the current table, but is linked to the database attribute with a relation. This control works in a similar way to the FID Button control, but it will highlight a feature. It is a special variation of the combo box highlight button.
Example from a Wastewater application: Use the Feature Highlighter in the section feature class, which has a relation to the manhole at the section start point, to highlight the manhole.
You can also use a filter to highlight a feature that is different from the one where you get the FID.
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Property |
Description |
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System Category |
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ClassName |
HighlightButton |
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Name |
Specifies the name. For example, $HIGHLIGHTBUTTON1. |
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Specific Category |
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DetailAttributeName |
Specifies the name of the database attribute that contains the FID. For example, FID_DETAIL. |
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DetailFilter |
SQL filter that highlights another feature. You can use the SQL Assistant to define the SQL statement. |