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Glad to know 🙂 Regards, Nimesh ... View more

Yes, v2.0 of ArcGIS app supports it. Regards, Nimesh ... View more

That was an issue at v1.8 but fixed in v2.0. You can test it and decide whether to upgrade or not. IMHO, there is no risk in upgrading to v2.0. It has additional feature called popups, bug fixes and performance improvement in Graphics/Feature layer. Regards, Nimesh ... View more

Yes, this is fixed in v2.0 API. Regards, Nimesh ... View more

Chris, You should symbolize your polygon graphics in AGSGraphicsLayer with AGSCompositeSymbol which has AGSSimpleFillSymbol and AGSTextSymbol. Regards, Nimesh ... View more

Rene, 1. Which version of the API are you using? v1.8 or v2.0? 2. Is HTTP authentication Basic or Digest? 3. Is SSL enabled on the server?  Regards, Nimesh ... View more

Rick, Glad to know that it works for you now. 🙂 Not sure why the grid lines coming in the image. Chris, You're welcome 🙂 Regards, Nimesh ... View more

Samples are available here... ~Nimesh ... View more

Looks like you're testing in Simulator. Try testing on device. The layer property of mapView is inherited property of UIView. Send your project if you're unable to get it to work. Regards, Nimesh ... View more

Rick, There is no direct function in ArcGIS API for iOS to export image of mapView. You need to use iOS SDK to do so. It's very simple. Here is the code... - (IBAction)exportMapViewImage:(id)sender { //export image of mapView UIGraphicsBeginImageContext(self.mapView.frame.size); [self.mapView.layer renderInContext:UIGraphicsGetCurrentContext()]; UIImage *screenshot = UIGraphicsGetImageFromCurrentImageContext(); UIGraphicsEndImageContext(); //save image to photo album UIImageWriteToSavedPhotosAlbum(screenshot,self,@selector(image:didFinishSavingWithError:contextInfo:),nil); } - (void)image:(UIImage *)image didFinishSavingWithError:(NSError *)error contextInfo:(void *)contextInfo {     // Was there an error?     if (error != NULL)     {   // Show error message...   UIAlertView *alert = [[UIAlertView alloc] initWithTitle:@"Error"               message:[error localizedDescription]                 delegate:nil              cancelButtonTitle:@"OK"              otherButtonTitles:nil];   [alert show];   [alert release];     }     else  // No errors     {   // Show message image successfully saved   UIAlertView *alert = [[UIAlertView alloc] initWithTitle:@"Image Saved"               message:@"Image saved to photo album successfully!"                 delegate:nil              cancelButtonTitle:@"OK"              otherButtonTitles:nil];   [alert show];   [alert release];     } } Regards, Nimesh ... View more

Ok..Send it to njarecha@esri.com Regards, Nimesh ... View more

Marco, Thank you for reporting. We'll look into it. Appreciate, if you can attach a sample app demonstrating the issue. Thank you! Regards, Nimesh ... View more

Yes, the new version of API supports opening a webmap from ArcGIS.com. Nelson, Please provide detail information about the problem you came across so we can look into it. Thank you. Regards, Nimesh ... View more

Yes, it is safe to upgrade to 2.0. 🙂 Since, you are showing a callout with showCalloutAtPoint, you should check the delegate method  didClickCalloutAccessoryButtonAtPoint: and NOT didClickCalloutAccessoryButtonForGraphic. Regards, Nimesh ... View more

Miri, The feature layer works with different modes and the sample uses OnDemand mode. The default bufferFactor is 2. It means that new features won't be retrieved until you pan/zoom 2 times of the current extent. Based on  your requirement, change bufferFactor to 0 and do little pan/zoom and you'll be able to see the newly added feature. Hope this helps! Regards, Nimesh ... View more