SETTING YOUR ZOOM IN MAXIMUM ON DATA

MatthewBaker1 · ‎04-11-2011

I currently have some images that ihave added to my flexviewer application. My question is how do i set the zoom in amount for my images. they are HD images and I would like to be able to zoom in pretty close on them when they are viewed from the Flex viewer application. How do i set that zoom level for these images?

JonathanWatson · ‎04-11-2011

I currently have some images that ihave added to my flexviewer application. My question is how do i set the zoom in amount for my images. they are HD images and I would like to be able to zoom in pretty close on them when they are viewed from the Flex viewer application. How do i set that zoom level for these images?

If you are using FlexViewer 2.2, use the <lods> tag like in the following post:
http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/23820-ArcGis-Flex-viewer-2.2-Zoom?p=85423&viewfull=1#post85423

TomMagdaleno · ‎09-26-2012

How do you do this for version 3.0 of the flexviewer? Do I do it on my computers config.xml or on the server? I see config.xml folders on both. On the server their is nothing in it. On my computer I don't see any of the syntax mentioned to insert the code. Could someone shine some light on this?

TomMagdaleno · ‎09-26-2012

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RhettZufelt · ‎10-01-2012

version three supports LOD as well.

http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/flex-viewer/concepts/index.html#/Main_configuration_file/01m3000...

either set the LOD's you want to see, OR, load a tiled basemap with the LOD cache levels as the first basemap.

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RhettZufelt · ‎10-01-2012

How do you do this for version 3.0 of the flexviewer? Do I do it on my computers config.xml or on the server? I see config.xml folders on both. On the server their is nothing in it. On my computer I don't see any of the syntax mentioned to insert the code. Could someone shine some light on this?

Are you using compiled or source code version?

TomMagdaleno · ‎11-05-2012

I figured out from ESRI that you need to cache scales on your basemap to zoom in closer. So if you smallest scale is 1:1000 and you need to zoom in more add a 1:600 cache scale.