Latest Contributions by vincentvassallo

I'd just like to say that I can confirm that this is fixed as of 10.2.5. Thank you everyone for your help. ... View more

Glad I could help! ... View more

That sucks. Is there any release timeline information anywhere? ... View more

Morten Nielsen wrote: [...] Note intersection is done including partial intersection, and not just fully within. That is exactly what I want it to do but it doesn't seem to be happening that way for me. ... View more

I do have the attributes set on the graphic for example graphic.Attributes["Start"] = new DateTime(2014,12,5,6,0,0) // Dec 5th 6AM graphic.Attributes["End"] = new DateTime(2014,12,5,6,30,0) // Dec 5th 6:30AM The time Extent is set as binding. But the object it is bound to is CurrentTimeExtent = new TimeExtent(new DateTime(2014,12,5,5,58,0), new DateTime(2014,12,5,6,3,0)) // From 5:58 to 6:03 When it is defined like this it shows the point on the map correctly because the Start is within the time extent. I have a timer the increases the start and endtime of the time extent by 5 minutes. After the first tick when the time extent is now from 6:03 to 6:08 the point is not longer displayed. ... View more

I did a bit more digging. I used this code to check what I thought should be currently displayed For Each g As Graphic In source      If te1.Intersects(New TimeExtent(g.Attributes("Start"), g.Attributes("End"))) Then           count += 1      End If Next Where te1 is timeextent set on the MapView. This code returns a considerably higher count than what is being displayed on the map. The following code has a count of exactly what is being displayed. For Each g As Graphic In source      If te1.Intersects(g.Attributes("Start")) Then           count += 1      End If Next How does the layer determine what is within the time extent and is there a way to change it? ... View more