Projection Problems iOS App

[IanKidner1]

So I have two point files I want to display in a map on the iOS App.  It's my understanding that the shapefiles will need to be in WGS 1984 for it to display correctly.  One of the point files is already in this GCS, and works fine.  The other is in NAD 1983, and despite attempting:

1. Changing Definition to WGS 1984 in Arc-Catolog (not projected)
2. Re-projecting the shapefile by importing coordinate definition from working file, and trying the five different transformations

I still cannot get this file to show correctly in the iPhone app.  It will display fine in the PC-based application ArcGIS.com where the map is being created. 

Am I missing a step here?  Any solutions to this issue?

[RussRoberts]

Hey
Could you share this map temporarily so I can see the issue?
Thanks
Russ

[IanKidner1]

OK, should be public now.

Thanks

[RussRoberts]

could you post the link or give the map name/tags
Thanks!!
Russ

[IanKidner1]

Sorry, should have thought about that.  Here:

http://www.arcgis.com/home/webmap/viewer.html?webmap=d7b1e0f718f2400aaf717115290f9f74

[RussRoberts]

There seems to be an issue with the default orange symbol being used for some reason. I just changed the symbol for the orange point symbol layer and saved off the map on my account(I will delete the map once this issue has been resolved) and the points now show up within the app.


http://www.arcgis.com/home/webmap/viewer.html?webmap=0214dc1d38ba414c89d67d11ba037ee2

[IanKidner1]

Well, look at that!  Thanks Russ!  At least I'm not crazy.