Latest Contributions by MarkDostal

Thank you for the clarification.  I'm going to pull in a colleague familiar with the intricacies of Authentication to help out.  One of us will reply with feedback. -Mark ... View more

Hello, sorry to hear you are having issues.  Which method(s) are you using to create the AGSFeatureLayer?  If you're using an `AGSServiceFeatureTable` to create the layer, you can simply set a credential on it, so you don't have to mess with tokens or anything else.  If the service can be authenticated on different environments, then you should be all set. `AGSServiceFeatureTable` inherits from `AGSRemoteResource`.  That protocol has a `credential` property that you can use to prevent authentication challenges from being displayed to the user (provided the credential is valid for the resource you're trying to access).  All classes that inherit from `AGSRemoteResource` operate that way. Give that a try and if it doesn't work I'll be more than happy to dig into it further with you. -Mark ... View more

I created a similar scenario, based on your information.  It seems to be working for me, but let me know if this mimic's your situation.  The items in the list view are `AGSPopup`s.  They don't have a title, so I'm simply using the "popup.geoElement.geometry.description" as the text in the table view cell.  Tapping on a row creates a new "AGSPopupsViewController" with a single Popup and then pushes it onto the navigation stack:  "navigationController?.pushViewController(popupsViewController, animated: true)" I'm using Xcode 14 and the iPad Pro (9.7-inch) iOS 16 simulator.   Let me know how well this matches your code; if you are able provide some code that reproduces the issue in a simple project, that would help. Mark ... View more

Sorry to hear you are having problems.  I have tested the basic scenario with the "AGSPopupsViewController" and did not see any issues with iOS 16 (or iOS 15.5) in the simulator.  If you could provide a bit more information about what context you're displaying the popups from I can help you resolve your issue. You said you're using iOS 16.  Are you running on a device or simulator (or doesn't it matter)?  If you could provide some screen shots of what you're seeing that would be great.  Also, some more information on what the view controller hierarchy is, either through some sample code/pseudo code/screen shots, that would help. -Mark ... View more

I've tried a few things out on my end, but to make sure I'm understanding things correctly, can you send me the coordinates and SR of the `AGSPoint` used to draw the graphic?  Also, the `SceneView`s `currentViewpointCamera`?  I can then replicate what you're seeing. For example:                 print("currentViewpointCamera: \(sceneView.currentViewpointCamera())")                 print("geometry = \(g.geometry)") Which gives this output: currentViewpointCamera: AGSCamera: heading: 330.00, pitch: 97.00, roll: 0.00, location: AGSPoint: (-4.459500, 48.388900, 80.000000, nan), sr: 4326 geometry = Optional(AGSPoint: (-4.460926, 48.390397, 71.284401, nan), sr: 4326) If you could also provide the elevation source you are using (if it's OK to share), that would be great. That way I can recreate the issue here and delve into it some more. Thank you for your patience! Mark ... View more

Sorry, I think I misunderstood your initial question, which was to get a screen location.  So, obviously, screenToBaseSurface won't work.  What do you want to do with the screen point once you have it?  The screen location of a particular map point/graphic/feature will change as the map is panned/zoomed. What kind of issues are you seeing with AGSSceneView.locationToScreen?  A screen shot would be helpful, if possible. Thanks, Mark ... View more

Thank you for your question!  There are a couple of things you can try. - You can try using the - (AGSPoint *)screenToBaseSurface:(CGPoint)screenPoint; method instead.  That method Converts the specified screen point to a location on the base surface i.e. ignoring any 3D features/graphics on or above the surface that may be intersecting the screen point. The location returned will have a z-value corresponding to the elevation at the intersecting surface. - Depending on if your features/graphics are in a layer or in a graphics overlay, look at the  AGSSurfacePlacement and AGSLayerSceneProperties classes. AGSLayerSceneProperties has a AGSSurfacePlacement property, which specifies how data belonging to the layer should be placed in relation to the scene's surface. Both AGSGraphicsOverlay and AGSFeatureLayer have a AGSLayerSceneProperties property which you can use to specify how the data is placed. If that doesn't solve your issue, or if you have more questions, please reach out! Mark ... View more

Excellent, I'm glad you found the issue!  If you have any more questions, please let us know! Mark ... View more

Ok, great, I'm glad you resolved the issue.  If you have any other questions, please let us know. Mark ... View more

Also, what version of the Runtime SDK for iOS are you using? ... View more

Sorry to hear that didn't resolve your problem.  Can you send some sample lat/long values that you are using as inputs when initializing the "AGSPoint" and also any specifics of the basemap in your map (Are you using an AGOL basemap? What's the basemap's Spatial Reference?). Thanks, Mark ... View more