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Thierry BOCH‌ Could you try to load your basemap again? We made some updates last week that might have resolved this issue. ... View more

Hi Clay a few questions: * Does this occur every time you select a basemap? * Does this occur if you refresh the page after the basemap load? * Could you post the info from https://supportdetails.com/  in this issue or email them to me? It also also possible this might be related to some of the issues with sprites reported in Seem to be not working with our own vector tile package/layer? So I'll post again when we make progress on that issue ... View more

 Could you confirm this application is not only designed for AGOL basemap tile layer? The editor should handle non AGOL basemap layers. However we have noticed some issues surrounding sprites in some non AGOL basemap styles which we are working to resolve. I'll update you when we have these fixes deployed. Until then can you share your style publicly? If you can we can be sure that we are actually fixing the root cause of your issue and not something else. ... View more

Thanks Dan. I've fixed the link. ... View more

John and I are definitely committed to maintaining Esri Leaflet and feel that it is a good option for some of Esri's customers and there is ample opportunity for the community to contribute to the health of the project as well. The development pace had slowed lately as many of the core contributors have commitments to other projects, most of us have regular tasks and projects in addition to working on Esri Leaflet, but this should pick up again after dev summit. In short no one is planning on leaving this behind in the future. ... View more

It is primarily developed and lead my Esri staff. Myself, John Gravois, Allan Laframboise and Tom Wayson are some of the core Esri contributors. There have also been contributions from community members who wanted or needed certain functionality. Things like min/max zoom, the find task, basic image service support and unit tests as well as bug fixes and documentation have all been contributed by community members at some point. But all of these community changes are vetted by the core team at Esri. ... View more

Yes each layer has a built in layer.metadata() method to get the metadata for the layer. It accepts a callback function which will be executed with error and metadata which will contain your field information. Getting service metadata | Esri Leaflet In this example the metadata in the callback function should contain all your field information. ... View more

Your not seeing an image because ArcGIS Server 9.3 doesn't understand the 3857 spatial reference which is the default in Leaflet. I remember early in Esri Leaflet development that I ran into a lot of issues with using 102100 (old versions of ArcGIS Server) vs 3857 (Leaflet) so I simply made Esri Leaflet always default to the spatial reference of the map (3857). In general Esri Leaflet only supports versions of server that haven't been retired yet http://downloads.esri.com/support/product%20life%20cycle/server_gis/ArcGISServer_PLC.pdf which is unfortunately 9.3. bboxSR and imageSR are actually set to the CRS of the map object not passed in as options. ... View more

It should be possible to do both of those things. Here are some links that might help you get started. Basemap switcher... Switching basemaps | Esri Leaflet Its worth noting im aginst basemap switchers and they tend to be underused and clutter the interface. How the Public Actually Uses Local Government Web Maps: Metrics from Denver :  MapBrief™ http://patrickarlt.github.io/uc-2014-esri-leaflet/demos/editing.html Editing demo Esri Leaflet Editing Demo Code is at uc-2014-esri-leaflet/editing.html at gh-pages · patrickarlt/uc-2014-esri-leaflet · GitHub Please leverage the Esri Leaflet website which has lots of examples and pretty complete documentation. The Leaflet plguins page is also a good resource for tasks like editing. Plugins - Leaflet - a JavaScript library for mobile-friendly maps ... View more

In answer to this your application will only be able to read content owned by the same user that created the app. So if you have a private feature service owned by the same user you can use the token to read data from the service but not anything else. if you want to access private content on ArcGIS Online the best way to use OAuth 2 which will allow you access users content. User logins and OAuth 2.0 | ArcGIS for Developers ... View more

I've tried to reproduce this quite throughly this morning but I can't get it to happen when it shouldn't. Can you give me a little more information about your environment? 1. Have you tried this with different browsers? If so which ones? 2. Can you try signing up again on ArcGIS for Developers. Does this work under this new test account? (https://www.arcgis.com/home/createaccount.html ‌) then you should sign up on the developers site. 3. If you log into Arcgis Online and go to "My Content" do you see anything listed? ... View more