In the "How do I" sample project, there is a project "Determine where the user clicked in world coordinate". You can see more tricks related to spatial references on the map in a project in our Code Community.
You can see in the project "Latitude Longitude Coordinate" code.thinkgeo.com/projects/show/graticule some techniques to offer more spatial clues to the user navigating the map. We show how to display lines of latitudes (parallels) and lines of longitude (meridians).
Val,
Thanks for all your great samples. In the sample project overview it mentions:
"In the future, we will offer another class for graticule with more options for formatting and displaying the graticule. It will also offer projection support for map that are not in Decimal Degrees map unit."
Is there a graticule sample with projection support yet? Also the implementation of your sample in my application when not using a projection does not label the longitudes.
Any feedback is appreciated.
Eric
Eric,
I think there is still not a sample for graticules supporting projections, but I think Val already has an idea about it, he will give your exact answer later.
In order to make your problem clear, I want to collect more information by some questions. Just some ideas, if you fell not comfortable, you don’t need answer all of them.
How about the latitudes, is it the same as longitudes that are not labeled? Could you provide more information about how your application implements our sample? Do you copy the code of GraticuleAdornmentLayer and don’t change anything? Could you provide the simple sample that can show your problem? If it is possible, could you provide a screen-shot for your problem?
Thanks
James
We are going to add the class GraticuleAdornmentLayer to the Map Suite API. With that class, you will have the Meridian and Parrallels lines showing on the map as you see in the Code Community project. It will work with the map in decimal degrees and also with projected data. Once we have that added to the API, we will add a project illustrating this to the Code Community. Thank you.
As a preview, you can see some screen shot of maps with GraticuleAdornmentLayer with Lambert and Robinson projections:
Lambert:
Robinson:
