Yes. You can do this by setting the Layer property of the overview map control to null.To handle this situation, we've had to download the toolkit and modify the OverviewMap control so that the MaximumExtent dependency property has the following property changed callback. private static void OnMaximumExtentPropertyChanged(DependencyObject d, DependencyPropertyChangedEventArgs e)
{
OverviewMap ovmap = (OverviewMap)d;
Envelope maxExtent = (Envelope)e.NewValue;
if (ovmap.OVMapImage != null && ovmap.OVMapImage.Layers.Count == 0 && maxExtent != null && maxExtent.SpatialReference != null)
{
ovmap.OVMapImage.Extent = maxExtent;
}
}This allows us to change the spatial reference of the overview map with a method like the following: private void ChangeOverviewMapSpatialReference(OverviewMap overviewMap, Layer overviewLayer, Envelope maximumExtent)
{
// Clear the existing overview layer so that spatial reference can be changed
overviewMap.Layer = null;
// Set maximum extent to set the spatial reference
overviewMap.MaximumExtent = maximumExtent;
// Set the new overview layer
overviewMap.Layer = overviewLayer;
}Can the ability to change the spatial reference of the overview map control be added to the release version of the toolkit or will we need to maintain this change ourselves?Thanks,Neil