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Since Bing.com/maps is OK, maybe these tiles are going via ESRI as an intermediary, and they need to clear their caches? The fact that some tiles appear gives me hope that this is a process which has been kicked off overnight in Redlands, and will be fixed tomorrow. I hope so, as we have a product launch tomorrow at lunchtime 🙂
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Looks like Microsoft have implemented this already? But it seems to have been done in a piecemeal way?!? Check out the map at http://help.arcgis.com/en/webapi/javascript/arcgis/demos/ve/ve_layer.html using the Roads option, and pan/zoom around the world. I'm getting a bizarre mixture of old/new maps (even after clearing my browser cache). Hopefully this will resolve itself automatically overnight...... Is there a way to force the user's cache of Bing Maps to clear? Edit: http://www.bing.com/maps is fine, so is this a problem at ESRI's end?
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Take the simple infoWindow example and change the infoWindow title declaration to read: map.infoWindow.setTitle(null); Run this in FireFox or Chrome, click on the map and note that the infoWindow's title section is minimised (this is my desired outcome). In Internet Explorer 8 (in Document Mode: IE7 Standards), the title is blank but is not minimised. This is causing a problem in my site as I am inserting an HTML object into the infoWindow's contents, and it's showing scrollbars in IE (since the empty but maximised Title section is taking up space I need for the HTML object). If I add padding to accommodate this, it looks ugly in every browser except IE7. Is this a bug? Is there a way to force IE7 to minimise the Title section when it's empty? Thanks, Steve
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we currently have no plans to update the ArcGIS API for Javascript Viewer Sample. Hi Ismael, You've previously mentioned that you're not a fan of "GIS training wheels" such as a Table of Contents - but sometimes there may be valid reasons why a web map needs to have some form of layer control. Currently there aren't any useful Table of Contents samples for the JavaScript API. Would you consider providing a TOC sample? This would allow users to get up+running with the JavaScript API a lot faster, and would remove the need for a "viewer". Ideally the TOC should: support feature, dynamic and tiled layers allow grouped layers control opacity allow Zoom To Extent show symbology The TOC used in the maps at http://www.arcgis.com/home/webmap/viewer.html is ideal, so we just need a way to use this in our own applications. Thanks, Steve
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