Hi All,
there is ZoomLevelSnapping = ZoomLevelSnappingMode.None in winforms version.
Is there something similar for Wpf? How can i disable zoom level snapping in WPF?
Thank you Libor
Hi All,
there is ZoomLevelSnapping = ZoomLevelSnappingMode.None in winforms version.
Is there something similar for Wpf? How can i disable zoom level snapping in WPF?
Thank you Libor
Libor,
Thanks for your post, since the WPF Edition is based on tiles like the Web Edition there is now way to turn off ZoomLevelSnapping in the WPF Edition.
Thanks for your question!
Clint,
and how could ito turn it off? Or you wanted to write "no way to turn it off" ?
Thanks again.
Hi Libor,
Clint wanted to say there is no way to use none-snapping mode. There are so many issues currently using none snapping mode so we are planning to unsupported it in current version. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Thanks,
Howard
Hi Howard,Clint,
OK
Thank you anyway.
Libor
Libor,
To offer another option, you can always add a near infinate number of zoom level through the Map.ZoomLevelSet.CustomZoomLevels collection. While you might not be able to do infinite you 100 or 500 for example. You could easily write a function that would, by taking a starting scale and ending scale, chop up and create a number of zoom levels. With 500 zoom levels it is going to feel like it is free zooming. I would recommend that you do not turn on tile caching though as it might just waste your disk space.
David