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Did you see this sample? https://github.com/Esri/arcgis-maps-sdk-dotnet-samples/tree/main/src/WPF/WPF.Viewer/Samples/SceneView/AnimateImageOverlay
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Could you zip up a running project and attach here, so we can try and reproduce your issue? It's a little hard to gauge from the small screenshot what the expectation and behavior is.
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Apart from overriding the symbol or rendering a second symbol in a graphic overlay to highlight it, I can't think of any no.
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Leave the referrer blank and it should work. I reproduced putting in a * will break it. You can also specify an actual referrer url like this: And then in the app configure it to use that referrer: Also make sure you enable at least the basemap service (and anything else you plan on using the key for)
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Were you able to use the Android Studio memory profiler? Did the code changes or version have any effect? What about the code you added that I asked about? I've seen the video showing the repro steps and followed them. Is there anything beyond that, that the video doesn't catch that we're missing?
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Are you assigning a floor definition to the Map.FloorDefinition and/or FeatureLayer.FloorDefinition properties? A webmap is still just "traditional map services", describing which layers to use and configuration of them, including the floor definition. You should still be able to set all of this up programmatically instead, which I should make the FloorManager initialize when the Map loads.
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We've tried on a number of devices and don't observe a crash from flipping back and forth. Any chance you could retry with v200.5 ? We made some changes to how the view pauses and resumes to address another issue, that could have an impact on this. Also for giggles, could you on each Page.Loaded event add the following code, just to rule in/out we're not just hitting a lazy garbage collection issue: GC.Collect(); GC.WaitForPendingFinalizers(); Wrt to the memory profiler you asked about, Android studio was used. More details here: https://developer.android.com/studio/profile/memory-profiler You should be able to see what is using up all that memory and that might lead us closer to the root problem and why you can reproduce when we can't. I'm also curious about the code you added: MyMapView.InvalidateMeasureNonVirtual(Microsoft.Maui.Controls.Internals.InvalidationTrigger.Undefined); Was that to work around a resume issue? (that's been fixed in 200.5 btw).
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Sorry no. I looked over the code and can't see why this event wouldn't trigger in some cases. You said it was maui... Are you seeing this behavior on iOS, Android, Catalyst or Windows? Or them all? A reproducer would be very helpful, so we could debug this mystery. Also if you can try v200.5 that shipped today that could be useful too, as we did make some tweaks to interaction to support the new GeometryEditor features, and could inadvertently have fixed this too, since it's much more robust now against different types of gestures.
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Have you tried setting a breakpoint in the very beginning of MapView_GeoViewTapped and making sure that gets hit, and the code isn't just bailing out because of some error or if-condition further down?
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You can most likely safely catch and ignore any errors from `RemoveAndRevokeAllCredentialsAsync`. It makes some requests to online to just ensure the token is completely revoked, and that request could potentially fail. Uninstalling the app should also clear the credential cache (one of the benefits you get with the app packaging and why it is required)
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FYI 200.5 is out as of today. So you should be good to move. .NET MAUI on .NET 7 is also no longer officially supported by Microsoft, and there's so many great bug fixes in .NET8, you really want to upgrade.
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Sorry I should have been more clear. I wasn't suggesting to get rid of the persistence permanently - it was merely as a step to troubleshooting what is causing it. We now know that it is related to persistence. This actually makes a lot of sense, because the entire purpose of the class is to avoid getting prompted for credentials, and fiddler confirms that it goes straight to generating a token for you based on the stored oauth token. My guess is you've already signed into the app in an earlier session, which is why you no longer are getting prompted with that line turned on. Did you try adding a call to await AuthenticationManager.Current.RemoveAndRevokeAllCredentialsAsync(); and restart the app? That should clear any stored credentials, so on next app run you'll be prompted again. Again I wasn't able to reproduce the issue with your application.
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Typically errors like this is due to a graphics driver problem. I'd suggest making sure the graphics driver is fully up-to-date and then see if it still reproduces.
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I would suggest asking over in the JS forum where all the JS API experts hang out.
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Knowing how this event is implemented, selection state shouldn't be able to affect the tapped event at all, so the behavior is very curious. Could you share a small sample app demonstrating this problem?
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