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Matching multiple properties in mapbox gl js filter
I am trying to write a filter that will match on values from several properties of a layer.
For example, in my hypothetical layer of breweries, I'd like to match those breweries that have a state name of Utah, Texas or Florida and a brewery type of Irish or American.
I can filter on state like this
var stateFilter = ['match', ['get', 'stateNam'], ['Utah','Texas','Florida'], true, false]
map.setFilter('breweriesLayer',stateFilter)
Or on brewery type like this
var typeFilter = ['match', ['get', 'breweryType'], ['Irish','American'], true, false]
map.setFilter('breweriesLayer',typeFilter)
How can I combine the two examples above into one filter? I looked at using expressions and concatenation of fields but in my actual use case, I have several fields with 100s of possible values, making the expressions cumbersome.
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I am trying to write a filter that will match on values from several properties of a layer.
For example, in my hypothetical layer of breweries, I'd like to match those breweries that have a state name of Utah, Texas or Florida and a brewery type of Irish or American.
I can filter on state like this
var stateFilter = ['match', ['get', 'stateNam'], ['Utah','Texas','Florida'], true, false]
map.setFilter('breweriesLayer',stateFilter)
Or on brewery type like this
var typeFilter = ['match', ['get', 'breweryType'], ['Irish','American'], true, false]
map.setFilter('breweriesLayer',typeFilter)
How can I combine the two examples above into one filter? I looked at using expressions and concatenation of fields but in my actual use case, I have several fields with 100s of possible values, making the expressions cumbersome.
mapbox-gl-js
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7121536
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I am trying to write a filter that will match on values from several properties of a layer.
For example, in my hypothetical layer of breweries, I'd like to match those breweries that have a state name of Utah, Texas or Florida and a brewery type of Irish or American.
I can filter on state like this
var stateFilter = ['match', ['get', 'stateNam'], ['Utah','Texas','Florida'], true, false]
map.setFilter('breweriesLayer',stateFilter)
Or on brewery type like this
var typeFilter = ['match', ['get', 'breweryType'], ['Irish','American'], true, false]
map.setFilter('breweriesLayer',typeFilter)
How can I combine the two examples above into one filter? I looked at using expressions and concatenation of fields but in my actual use case, I have several fields with 100s of possible values, making the expressions cumbersome.
mapbox-gl-js
asked 3 mins ago
jotamonjotamon
7121536
I am trying to write a filter that will match on values from several properties of a layer.
For example, in my hypothetical layer of breweries, I'd like to match those breweries that have a state name of Utah, Texas or Florida and a brewery type of Irish or American.
I can filter on state like this
var stateFilter = ['match', ['get', 'stateNam'], ['Utah','Texas','Florida'], true, false]
map.setFilter('breweriesLayer',stateFilter)
Or on brewery type like this
var typeFilter = ['match', ['get', 'breweryType'], ['Irish','American'], true, false]
map.setFilter('breweriesLayer',typeFilter)
How can I combine the two examples above into one filter? I looked at using expressions and concatenation of fields but in my actual use case, I have several fields with 100s of possible values, making the expressions cumbersome.
mapbox-gl-js
mapbox-gl-js
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7121536
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jotamonjotamon
7121536
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jotamonjotamon
7121536
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7121536
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