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Loading KML with Tiled Map Service

jeremygoins

I'm new to the ArcGIS API. I have experience with Google Earth API so please bare with me on this question as it might be simple. Below is my attached codepen I can't figure out why the KML will not show up when I use the Tiled Map service with adding the KML. I suspect that it is being placed behind the REST map, but I'm not entirely sure.

Could someone point me in the right direction or provide some input.

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ChrisSmith7

Actually, I was incorrect... it's this bit of code that's preventing the KML from rendering:

    kml.on("load", function() {
      domStyle.set("loading", "display", "none");
    });

But, you can still set-up the basemap in the map constructor as an alternative way to show the topo layer. If you are curious, here's how it would look:

    map = new Map("map", { 
      basemap: "topo"
    });

Many ways to skin a cat in the ArcGIS JSAPI!

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jeremygoins

Thank removined the on load piece resolved this issue and I can still use my REST services. Much appreciated.

RobertScheitlin__GISP

Jeremy,

Straight from the KMLLayer docs:

Note: The KMLLayer uses a utility service from ArcGIS.com, therefore your kml/kmz must be publicly accessible on the internet. If your kml/kmz files are behind the firewall you will need to set the <A href="https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/jshelp/inside_defaults.html" style="color: #00629b;" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">esriConfig.defaults.kmlService</A> to your own utility service. (Requires Portal for ArcGIS).

jeremygoins

I failed to mention I'm behind a firewall and need to utilize my ArcGIS REST server. I can see that the code wants to go to the services.arcgisonline.com REST server.

ChrisSmith7

Actually, I was incorrect... it's this bit of code that's preventing the KML from rendering:

    kml.on("load", function() {
      domStyle.set("loading", "display", "none");
    });

But, you can still set-up the basemap in the map constructor as an alternative way to show the topo layer. If you are curious, here's how it would look:

    map = new Map("map", { 
      basemap: "topo"
    });

Many ways to skin a cat in the ArcGIS JSAPI!

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ChrisSmith7

Jeremy,

Try setting your basemap in the map's constructor. That's one way to solve it!

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