Latest Contributions by MarkDostal

I'm glad that works.  Are you specifying "returnPopupsOnly == true" in your "Identify" operation?  I'm not sure that makes a difference, but it would be good to know. Also, when I load the layer into a ArcGIS.com map, I see there are three different county layers.  All of them look like they have more attributes that what you're seeing, however.  Make sure you have the correct one. I couldn't find a way (yet) to programmatically specify which fields are returned for an Identify operation, but I will keep digging and keep you posted. Mark ... View more

Todd, Than you for your question!  The most likely scenario is that you are getting results, but they are located in the sublayerResults property of the AGSIdentifyLayerResult object passed to you from the identify completion handler. Note that elements in the sublayerResults array property are also of type AGSIdentifyLayerResult, so they may have objects in their sublayerResults array as well. If you are interested in only identifying layers in your AGSArcGISMapImageLayer, you can use one of the identify methods on AGSGeoView which takes a specific layer, like this one: -(id<AGSCancelable>)identifyLayer:(AGSLayer*)layer    screenPoint:(CGPoint)screenPoint    tolerance:(double)tolerance    returnPopupsOnly:(BOOL)returnPopupsOnly    maximumResults:(NSInteger)maximumResults    completion:(void(^)(AGSIdentifyLayerResult *identifyResult))completion; If you are not finding your results in the sublayerResults array, let me know and we can dig into it further. Mark ... View more

Jake, Can you send me a complete call stack with all the threads?  That should help us debug it. Thanks, Mark ... View more

Jake, Can you try setting the AGSGeoView.isAttributionTextVisible property to false?  This will hide the attribution text view and should prevent the issue from happening. We are continuing to debug the issue here to see if there's a permanent fix. Mark ... View more

> Is there a tool to visualize extents given a spatial reference? We don't provide a specific API/method to do this, but you can accomplish this by adding an `AGSGraphicOverlay` to the mapView and then adding a new graphic (with a fill symbol) with the extent you want to visualize to the overlay.  That would display the extent in question on the map.  You could also add an attribute to the graphic describing the extent, so that when tapped on (and retrieved via an identify operation), you could display information about the extent. > Can you give me an example of how to limit labels to a specific extent in an ArcGIS map? I will need to research this and get back to you. Mark ... View more

Excellent, glad you got it working!  If you have any more questions, please let me know. Mark ... View more

Thank you for your question!  Are you using the SDK's `AGSPopupsViewController` class to display your popups?  If so, that will handle displaying full-size images from the attachments.  You can look at the following sample for an example of how to use `AGSPopupsViewController`: arcgis-runtime-samples-ios/EditFeaturesOnlineViewController.swift at master · Esri/arcgis-runtime-samples-ios · GitHub  You can also download the sample application from the App Store or download the GitHub repo and build/run it locally to see how it works. If you are writing you're own popup viewer, you can either fetch and load the attachments using the `AGSArcGISFeature.fetchAttachmentsWithCompletion` method or use the `AGSPopupAttachmentManager` and `AGSPopupAttachment` classes to handle a lot of the work for you.  Once you have the attachment image you would display that in a new `UIImageView`. Let me know if that doesn't answer your question or you need more info, Mark ... View more

Marc, I opened up the Seattle Parking Map on an iPhone 8 and at similar zoom levels the labels looked the same as in a test app build with the SDK and in ArcGIS.com (in Safari).  So I don't think there's any difference with how those three are displaying the labels.  I do not know of a way to increase just the label size, aside from creating a new data set with bigger labels. If you want to use a third party service for data/labels, take a look at this Sample we provide on GitHub:  arcgis-runtime-samples-ios/arcgis-ios-sdk-samples/Layers/Web tiled layer at master · Esri/arcgis-runtime-samples-ios · G…  It describes the `AGSWebTiledLayer` and "provides a simple way to integrate non-ArcGIS Services as a layer in a map."  It should answer your questions about levels-of-detail. >> A) Obviously there labels are worldwide, while my map data is only for the state of Washington. Is there any way to restrict the drawing of the labels to a specific extent? The map will display the entire extent of your base map; if your base map has a limited extent (say the state of Washington), that should limit the map extent to that.  Depending on the data, you might be able to perform a spatial query, only returning data in a given extent (the state of Washington).  Again, if you create a new dataset with larger labels, you would limit the labels shown that way. >> C) Is it possible to get a vector based label layer from ArcGIS? AGSBasemap imageryWithLabelsVectorBasemap obviously has a AGSArcGISVectorTiledLayer reference layer AGSBasemap has both "reference layers" and "base layers".  Both of those are arrays of AGSLayer objects, which has an `isVisible` property you can use to control the visibility.  I'm not aware of any layers specific to just labels that we provide. Mark ... View more

Marc, I can see that at that zoom level the labels are pretty small.  For comparison, I ran a test app with your data on an iPhone 8 and also loaded a map with the same labels in Safari on the same iPhone 8.  The results are almost identical, so I don't think there's an issue with DPI on Retina displays.  With the 100.x releases we are basically interpreting DIPs the same way that the browser does. That’s the justification for the change from the 100.2.5 behavior. Safari - ArcGIS.com map viewer Test app using Runtime SDK for iOS - iPhone 8 Let us know if there's anything else we can help with. Mark ... View more

Jake,  one more question:  Is this in a mapView or sceneView? Thanks. ... View more

Jake, Thanks for the info.  It looks like it might be a problem on our end, but I'll keep you posted, especially if I can find a work-around. Mark ... View more

Marc, Sorry to hear you're having problems.  I tested this here, in the iPhone 8 simulator and on a device, and compared those images to the same data in the ArcGIS.com Map Viewer in Safari.  The results were very similar; the highway shields on the iPhone were slightly smaller that AGOL, but not by much.  An image comparing the two is below. What device(s) and iOS versions are you seeing the difference on? How does it appear in the simulator?  Is it a slight (~10% difference) or a 2x - 3x difference? With the 100.x releases, there is no need for the 10.2.x `renderNativeResolution` property, as the resolutions and DPIs are now all handled internally and automatically. Mark ... View more

Hello, and thank you for your question.  The token based licensing in 10.2.x is the same as the licensing your app with a named user in 100.x.  See the new licensing doc here:  License your app—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for iOS | ArcGIS for Developers  Look for the section "License your app with a Named User account". If you have any more questions, please let us know. Mark ... View more

Shimin, Excellent.  Let us know if there's anything else we can help with.  I'm going to forward your feedback about the guide documentation to the appropriate people. Thanks, Mark ... View more

Thank you for the additional information.  I'm going to do some research on my end. Mark ... View more