Hello,
I searched the forums for something like this and didn't find anything.
Here's my scenario:
1. When my application starts, it's positioned in the middle of the county.
2. I click a button and center the map on the building our office is located in
3. Once the map is centered on our building I apply 15 degrees of map rotation, then use CenterAt to recenter the map on a shopping mall a few miles away. The map is positioned at the wrong location.
4. I click a button to return to our office building and the location IS CORRECT.
If I switch the order and apply the rotation after centering on the shopping mall and CenterAt to our office building, the map goes to the wrong location, but if I then click on the button to go BACK to the shopping mall, the map positions correctly.
It appears that internally when the rotation is set the map's center is captured. Does this mean that each time I do a CenterAt to move to a new location I have to set RotationProjection.Angle to reestablish the map rotation point?
Thanks,
Allen Huber