Records attached to a feature
Some maps hold records that belong to a feature: the inspections on a tree, the jobs done to it. Where a map is set up that way, tabs sit across a feature’s details. Details first, then one tab per set, each showing how many records it holds for that feature.
Press a record to read it. The row above its title names what it came from and takes you back there, and the arrows beside it step through the rest of that tab. A record you open can have tabs of its own.
Those records are never drawn on the map. Stepping to another feature opens on the same tab, and switching layer opens on whichever tab was last open there.
How to try it
- Open the demo map and switch to Urban forest.
- Pick a street tree from the list.
- Open its Inspections tab and press a record.
Exploring features in the User Guide covers this in full.