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After you download an area, use the Google Maps app just like you normally would. If your internet connection is slow or absent, your offline maps will guide you to your destination as long as the entire route is within the offline map.

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Offline maps that you downloaded on your phone or tablet must be updated before they expire. When your offline maps expire in 15 days or less, Google Maps tries to update the area automatically when you're connected to Wi-Fi.

As @MervynLotter mentions, you can still sideload TPKs, VTPKs, etc. onto the SD card to minimize the impact on the internal device storage as outlined in this doc topic. You will also need to define this as part of the map's offline properties if this is the default basemap that should be used when downloading the map.

One benefit of ArcGIS Field Maps is that you won't have to have separate TPKs in each app directory as you did for Collector, Explorer, etc.

I can only reply to the question about basemaps as I have done in Field Maps. The latest releases of Android make it more difficult for Esri to utilise folders outside of those created when the app is installed so you now need to place your basemaps in "Galaxy A70\Card\Android\data\com.esri.fieldmaps\files\basemaps" (in may case but it should not be different to yours).

I don't think I made myself clear, sorry about that. You can still add your TPK files to your SD card (and I have a 1.3 GB tpk available to me as a basemap on my SD card), you just need to access the correct folder with a little more effort. So browse to the following folder on your SD card, and then copy your basemap into this folder. "SD Card\Android\data\com.esri.fieldmaps\files\basemaps".

Previously we could move the TPKs from the SD card to the data folder for use in the application. But with Android change, we no longer can access the data folder directly on the device to move it. We'd have to connect to the computer to be able to move the TPKs. Due to this restriction, field workers have to prepare ahead of time, which they might not have the ability to do before having to go into the field.

It would be nice to be able to have a secondary location to check for basemaps so that we could designate the SD card as another directory instead of having to move the basemaps to the specific folder in the data directory.

I can't get Field Maps to find the TPK basemaps on my microSD card. I filed them in Android\data\com.esri.fieldmaps\files\basemaps. But Field Maps doesn't see them there. When I file them in my phone's internal memory in the same folder they do work.

Dear Esri,

internal memory of Android devices can by be smaller than downloaded data with basemap (especially when your working areas without cellular signal are little bit larger). We're trying to use Field Maps app more & more, it is great application, but functionality download map to SD card is essential for us. I can imagine this should be in the Field Maps settings, where the user would choose the location of the downloadable items (Internal memory or SD card).

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Then it grabs list of maps from PoeDB. Then iterates every map, for every map it grabs metadata for the map from PoeDB (this is layout, density, boss info, some other misc info) and cards found in the map from Poe wiki.

I multiply price of every card by its drop chance, then add all the card "values" together to build card score for map. The card display for every map is also sorted by card score. Actually its not that complicated nvm.

For example, your business accepts credit cards and contactless payment methods, has parking and accessible parking, has gender-neutral restrooms, is good for lunch, known for a fine beer and wine selection, its casual ambiance, and so on.

In Appspace 8.0, we are launching Appspace integrations with calendar services that leverage standard technologies to create long-lived, authenticated, and secure connections. An initial connection must be established between Appspace and the calendar service, which is then stored in a virtual passport in Appspace and can be used until the calendar service revokes or cancels the integration. As such, combining this new integration with the new Locations module that supports maps and floor plans for room scheduling experiences, the Schedule Board card has been updated to leverage these new features.

This article provides instructions to configure the Schedule Board card with maps. PrerequisitesAuthenticate Calendar Provider AccountCreate Maps and LocationsConfigure Schedule Board Card with MapsNavigating Schedule Board with MapNavigating Schedule Board with Map and ListingEdit Schedule Board Card with Mapstag_hash_109

The Schedule Board card, which is displayed in a map style, allows users to quickly select a desired room and book it while also providing a graphical view of where the rooms are situated and their availability. The booking functions are the same as the regular schedule board, for more information, please refer to the Book Multiple Meeting Rooms Instantly on Schedule Board article. ImportantThe booking functions may not be available for a particular room if the card detects that the service provider has restricted viewing access to that meeting room/resource. However, meeting information will still be displayed.

The Schedule Board card is displayed in the map layout, allows users to make room bookings instantly while providing them a graphical view of where the rooms are located and its availability. The booking functions are the same as the regular schedule board, for more information, please refer to the Book Multiple Meeting Rooms Instantly on Schedule Board article. ImportantThe booking functions may not be available for a particular room if the card detects that the service provider has restricted viewing access to that meeting room/resource. However, meeting information will still be displayed.

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Much of our material is in HOLLIS but some is still only in the card catalog, which you can view and search in the digitized card catalog. Explore more collections in our online collections and exhibitions.

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Please review the disclaimer in full. The Tax Assessment Office updates the Property Record Cards (PRCs) annually. This date is noted in each property record card. Mapping information is also updated annually. The Planning Department maintains an online list of parcel adjustments since last map update, Lots Subdivided or Adjusted 2016. Most information shown in the property information ("Property Info") window is updated nightly. If you note a difference in zoning or other information between the property information window and property record card, please contact our Planning Department or Tax Assessment Office. If you have questions regarding Election Information, please contact our City Clerk - Tax Collection Office.

Nottingham uses CAI Technologies to provide access to Property Record (Tax) Cards and Tax Maps on the internet. This offers citizens the ability to review and print their property data at their convenience. Maps and cards are still available at the town office during regular business hours.

To help you get your maps code up and running, Brendan Kenny and Mano Marks point out some common mistakes and how to fix them in this video. Look for typos. Remember that JavaScript is a case-sensitive language. Check the basics - some of the most common problems occur with the initial map creation. Such as: Confirm that you've specified the zoom and center properties in your map options. Ensure that you have declared a div element in which the map will appear on the screen. Ensure that the div element for the map has a height. By default, div elements are created with a height of 0, and are therefore invisible. Refer to our examples for a reference implementation. Use a JavaScript debugger to help identify problems, like the one available in the Chrome Developer Tools. Start by looking in the JavaScript console for errors. Post questions to Stack Overflow. Guidelines on how to post great questions are available on the Support page. Send feedback Except as otherwise noted, the content of this page is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License, and code samples are licensed under the Apache 2.0 License. For details, see the Google Developers Site Policies. Java is a registered trademark of Oracle and/or its affiliates. 006ab0faaa