Yes. This is easily done by editing the script "Filters And Headers" in ProMaps.
You'll find a SetVariable line for each filter you have, and you can select which field we search on (a field in the Properties table) and which field acts as the filter (a field in the Interface table). The script is well commented, so read through every line above the comment "You shouldn't have to edit below this line". (My favorite comment in all of scriptdom.)
Note that if you make your own drop down fields for you own filters, you'll want to add the same script triggers we have on ours:
You'll notice that there are two value lists for ever filter. For example, there is both a "PropertyStatus" and a "PropertyStatus_Filter" list. Edit the one without "_Filter" in the name. We use the "_Filter" one solely so we can add "All" to the filters when we present them to users.
In addition to repurposing the filters that come with ProMaps & ProMaps, you can add your own. Let's say you have a field in the properties table called "active" and this contains either "yes" or "no". Here is how you'd add a filter for active:
Yes. This is easily done by editing the script "Filters And Headers" in ProMaps (the mobile file) and is generally a good idea if you have a large data set.
There is a couple of set variable script steps toward the top of the script that helps build the filter queries. They are "$sc_propertyType" and "$sc_propertyStatus". You will need to reference which one (or both) of these filters should be populated before querying for map data. To do this, just wrap the script step where we set the map data package "$$sc_mapDataPackage" in an if/else statement.
The if calculation will read "not IsEmpty ($sc_propertyType) or not IsEmpty($sc_propertyStatus)" without the quotes. Then within the if statement you will run the set variable for "$$sc_mapDataPackage" as it is now. After that add an "Else" statement and within that a script step that sets the variable "$$sc_mapDataPackage" to null / empty using two quotes. That's it... Now pins will only appear on the map when at least one filter is selected.
Yes: this is built into ProMaps. If you click on the "List" button in ProMaps you'll see that there's a button on the list view called "Send Found Set To Maps".