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Flexviewer2.0/Flashbuilder4 how to insert code from Samples section

ShawnKraft1

I am trying to use the "Add LODs for extra zooming" in the Samples section of the ArcGIS API for Flex of the ArcGIS Resource Center. I click the Source Code tab to view the code but I am not sure where to insert it into my MapManager.mxml. Not sure if I can copy n paste the whole piece of code or if I only need a portion of it.

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ShawnKraft1

Yup. Figured that out pretty much. Too bad I can't delete this post after I figure something out. lol. Thanks Robert

RobertScheitlin__GISP

Shawn,

The samples are for users to learn how to doing things in code from scratch and are for instructional purposes. You should study the code and see what it is actually doing and then you can determine what portions of the code are necessary for inclusion in the FlexViewer.

ShawnKraft1

What are the sample codes for?

ShawnKraft1

I downloaded the source code for the new viewer and imported the .zip file into Flashbuilder 4 as a Flashbuilder 4 project. Not using the SFV. So I am starting from scratch here lol.

MLowry

I am trying to use the "Add LODs for extra zooming" in the Samples section of the ArcGIS API for Flex of the ArcGIS Resource Center. I click the Source Code tab to view the code but I am not sure where to insert it into my MapManager.mxml. Not sure if I can copy n paste the whole piece of code or if I only need a portion of it.

Trying to add API samples to the SFV is much more difficult than it looks. Is this what you are trying to do?

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