With 10.2.x, this property was on the Map class, as there was no Map and MapView (just a Map). Now the view and model are separated out into separate classes, and since this is related to the view, it is on the MapView. MapView now inherits from GeoView, which is a base class that contains things that are common between a SceneView and a MapView, so this specific method actually ends up being on the base class GeoView.
For C++, you would use setAttributionTextVisible - GeoView Class | ArcGISQtCpp 100.0
For QML you would use attributionTextVisible - GeoView QML Type | ArcGISQtQML 100.0
Before you do this, please make sure you read the licensing guide topic where it discusses attributing Esri in your apps - License your app—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt | ArcGIS for Developers
- Luke
i am using Qt100.0.0
There are numerous references to 'powered by esri' on GeoNet... Search this site using that phrase and see if your software/language is covered
Can you help us out and point us to one of these numerous references that apply to v100.0 which was just launched yesterday? The documentation is not searchable and there don't seem to be many forum posts about Quartz for Qt at all.
[Edit: To be clear, Dan, I appreciate you taking the time to respond and I'm not trying to challenge you, I simply have not been able to find anything on this for v100.0]
Thanks for supporting me.
I did a search - of course 🙂
good... most don't, or indicate that they did
Well here is one. Different language of course, but it must be a similar approach.
Thank you neil!
But i can' find a similar approach.
I search the complete incDir, but i didn`t find anything...
(And constructor of Map and MapGraphicsView don`t have a proper parameter)...
😞
It was a similar approach in Qt SDK 10.2.6, as they had a "esriLogoVisible" property that is mentioned in the documentation.
Unfortunately there isn't a similar property in v100.0's documentation for Map and we're still trying to figure out how to do it. There isn't a search tool in the docs so if it has been moved to somewhere else it might take a bit to find it.
With 10.2.x, this property was on the Map class, as there was no Map and MapView (just a Map). Now the view and model are separated out into separate classes, and since this is related to the view, it is on the MapView. MapView now inherits from GeoView, which is a base class that contains things that are common between a SceneView and a MapView, so this specific method actually ends up being on the base class GeoView.
For C++, you would use setAttributionTextVisible - GeoView Class | ArcGISQtCpp 100.0
For QML you would use attributionTextVisible - GeoView QML Type | ArcGISQtQML 100.0
Before you do this, please make sure you read the licensing guide topic where it discusses attributing Esri in your apps - License your app—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt | ArcGIS for Developers
- Luke