Latest Contributions by GSauers

‎01-26-2015

Thank you for the response Dan, this does still happen in v10.2.4. I have not had the opportunity to upgrade to 10.2.5 yet. Have you seen this before or are you aware of it? Thanks.

‎01-21-2015

I am still looking for an answer to this issue. Has anyone see this before or have an advice? Thank you.

‎01-09-2015

Hello, I am trying to upgrade my project in Eclipse with the new ArcGIS Android SDK 10.2.5. In this version, ESRI decided to stop supporting the Eclipse plugin, so I am curious of how to best go about upgrading Eclipse with the new SDK. I have downloaded the new SDK from ArcGIS and tried to install it using Eclipse's 'Install New Software...' utility, but it just tells me that it cannot find file. I have not tried dropping the new libs into my project in fear of breaking the current version on the SDK that I have installed. Thank you for any help.

‎11-21-2014

Hello, did you ever find an answer to your question? I have been able to animate an ImageView using XML and AnimationDrawable, but I have not figured out how to add it to a symbol or shape. Thanks.

‎11-20-2014

Thank you for the response, but I don't think this is what I am looking for. I only load one map at a time, although I do have multiple layers with different objects in them. As for the min and max scale, I do set these to static values that allow the user to zoom in to about 100 meters across and zoom out just enough to view the world. With these min and max scales the user can zoom to all levels, but for some maps, the world does not show, it is just the grid. And for other maps, when the zoom in, it is just pixelated. Thank you for the response and help.

‎10-22-2014

Thank you for the response, I currently set the MaxScale and MinScale so that the map can be zoomed in to a certain level and zoomed out to a certain level. I do not see a min/max zoom level for a map view. I can continue zooming out from a map, but at a certain point the map disappears, but I can still continue zooming out. If I load a map without the closer resolution, I can zoom out to view the whole World. Could it be something to do with the resolution setting? It's almost like the map will only zoom to a certain number of zoom levels for each map. So a map I create with 0-17 zooms levels will only zoom maybe 12 zoom levels and a map I create with 0-12 zoom levels will also only zoom 12 levels. Thanks for the help, Graham

‎10-08-2014

Unfortunately, the new patch does NOT seem to fix this issue. When I zoom out from a cached map it gets to a certain zoom level and just stops showing the map. The extent seems to limited as well. Thank you for the update though.

‎10-07-2014

Thank you very much for the update. I will try this out and report my findings. Thanks.

‎09-30-2014

I know this is an older post, but has anyone found a solution to getting the point from the geometry? Thanks.

‎09-18-2014

Has anyone seen this before? Any help please?

‎09-18-2014

Has anyone seen this before? Any help please?

‎06-26-2014

Hello, I have noticed that sometime when I enter my MapView, the cached map I have set to load does not load, but as soon as you move the grid lines with your finger, the map appears. I never seemed to see this error with 10.1.1, but it occurs with 10.2.3. This does not happen everytime, but it happens about 40% of the time. Thank you for any advice and/or help.

‎06-26-2014

I have noticed an issue in the ArcGIS 10.2.3 SDK when zooming out of a cached map. The map will disappear at a certain zoom level and then reappear when you zoom back in. The 10.1.1 SDK did not have this issue; the map would zoom out and show more and more of the world until the entire world was shown. My cached maps are the same for testing with both versions of the SDK. This is an issue because if you zoom out too far and the map moves a little, when you zoom back in you cannot find the map because it is just a grid and there is no way to tell where the map covers. Thank you for any advice and/or help.

‎05-14-2014

I figured out how to get the map to zoom immediately. Instead of using zoomToResolution(), I used setScale(), which allowed me to deactivate animation. The map loads immediately with my desired zoom level. Thanks again Joe for the help with this. Here is more about setScale() and centerAt(): http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/58443-MapView-zoomToScale-and-zoomToResolution-not-working

‎05-14-2014

Thank you for the response Joe, I figured out that I needed to at the zoomToResolution() to the onChangedStatusListener. This works, but the map loads at a very zoomed out level and then it zooms in to the resolution I set. My application has multiple different screens so users are changing from a map view to other views and every time the user switches into map view, the map has to zoom in. Before, in ArcGIS 10.1.1, the zoomToResolution() method was called outside of the change listener and it worked fine, where the map appeared at the desired zoom level immediately and did not have to take time to zoom in. I also tried adding the zoomToResolution within the listener and it works the way I want it to. Any ideas/help are/is greatly appreciated. Thanks.

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