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The default callout, no, but you can instead use the overload that takes a UI Element, and put whatever user-control you want inside it: https://developers.arcgis.com/net/api-reference/api/netwin/wpf/Esri.ArcGISRuntime.UI.Controls.GeoView.ShowCalloutAt.html#Esri_ArcGISRuntime_UI_Controls_GeoView_ShowCalloutAt_Esri_ArcGISRuntime_Geometry_MapPoint_System_Windows_UIElement_System_Windows_Point_ ... View more

No the anchor is only to a certain location, and not scaling. >  Is this a feasible plan, given we will have a few hundreds of devices on the map as graphic overlay ?   This will definitely give you performance issues. The feature is meant for minor set of elements like callout to be placed at a location. For high performance rendering you really need to be rendering with the existing layer types - XAML just isn't geared for that kind of dynamic rendering. You could look into the raster layers which allows you to place raster images that'll scale with the zoom. ... View more

As a widget no, but you can use the CoordinateFormatter class to build this ... View more

You will need to set the ViewOverlayAnchor attached property on your view element so the mapview knows how to position it. Example: GeoView.SetViewOverlayAnchor(myCheckBox, new MapPoint(-117, 34, SpatialReferences.Wgs84)); See the doc here: https://developers.arcgis.com/net/api-reference/api/netwin/winui/Esri.ArcGISRuntime.UI.Controls.GeoView.Overlays.html#Esri_ArcGISRuntime_UI_Controls_GeoView_Overlays and here: https://developers.arcgis.com/net/api-reference/api/netwin/winui/Esri.ArcGISRuntime.UI.Controls.GeoView.ViewOverlayAnchorProperty.html   ... View more

oh wait I forgot we do expose the GeoViewHolding event already. You can use that to set a flag that the user is currently holding / magnifier is showing, then use the pointer-up event to drop the pin. ... View more

> I am looking at the swift SDK.  And it looks like swift has events that do not exist in .net. The events are provided by the underlying platform views. For .MAUI that could be done via the gesture recognizers but doesn't look like they currently expose a holding event. In the maps sdk, it's actually done at the lower native level (UIKit on iOS, View on Android and FrameworkElement on Windows), and relies on the holding event to start showing the magnifier, and the pointer-up for turning it off. So you'd need to use a combo of those two events for your scenario. ... View more

@ShaneRumbaugh Could you share a little bit about the scenario that you need the image for? I can add your specific user-story to our internal issue tracking this feature request so we make sure it'll cover your case too. ... View more

Btw the specific error you're getting should only happen if you've used features that requires a license before you attempted to license the application. ... View more

Also are you able to try v200.7? I believe there were some fixes that could have addressed this. ... View more

Does the user you sign in with have permission/access to use the world geocoder? ... View more

The title seem to suggest you're also using API Key. If you're using a signed in user, do not set the API Key. It's an either/or kind of thing. ... View more

> and then lift my finger from the map, no GeoViewTabbed-event is triggered. That's correct, since that isn't a tap-gesture (it's a hold + drag gesture) ... View more

I don't believe so, considering it's a Windows-specific and deprecated code page. I've logged an internal bug to investigate, but my gut feeling is you're running into an OS limitation. ... View more