Restrict the search results to a Geographical Area

In Mashup Builder, select the Feeds view, add a parameter in Page parameters called geosearch that will be used for the geographic restriction.

In the Exalead CloudView Search feed, expand Advanced parameters and add a custom parameter named eq.geo_restriction and the geosearch page parameter for the value as shown below.

In the Design view, drag a Vizualization > Maps > Google Maps widget on the index page.

In the widget properties General panel, select the Enable geo form editing.

Click the header of the Standard Search Form widget to display its widget properties panel.

Select the Interactions tab and configure the exa.io.GeoInterface property to restrict the search on a specific geographical area.

For Linked widget, select your Google Maps widget from the contextual menu on the left.
For Input parameter for geoData, enter the Page parameter you created in step 2, for example geosearch.
For Meta name to search with, enter the index field name of the geographical property to search with. The format is <class>_<property>, for example, document_location. See Prepare your data model for geographical search.

Select the Preview to check your configuration changes.

The Mashup Builder should display a Google Maps widget on which you can draw a polygon or a circle, and a standard search form to search for items in this area. Example of geographical search on Google Maps.

Click Apply.

Restrict the search results to a Geographical Area

Prepare your data model for geographical search

Link the Standard Search Form and the Google Maps widgets