I need to explicitly set my lods to control the max and min for my map. I'd like to have these stored in a separate file like lods.js and then just reference it. I'm not sure of the syntax for the file and I'm not sure how to reference it.
I have lods set up in a configuration file (projectA.js) like this
define([], function () { return { //other parameters lods: [ { "level": 0, "scale": 144447.638572, "resolution": 38.2185141425366 }, { "level": 1, "scale": 72223.819286, "resolution": 19.1092570712683 }, { "level": 2, "scale": 36111.909643, "resolution": 9.55462853563415 }, { "level": 3, "scale": 18055.954822, "resolution": 4.77731426794937 }, { "level": 4, "scale": 9027.977411, "resolution": 2.38865713397468 }, { "level": 5, "scale": 4513.988705, "resolution": 1.19432856685505 }, { "level": 6, "scale": 2256.994353, "resolution": 0.597164283559817 }, { "level": 7, "scale": 1128.497176, "resolution": 0.298582141647617 } ], //more parameters }; });
This is stored in "modules/projects", so I use the require statement
require(["modules/projects/projectA", function (parameters) {
to use them like this
map = new Map("divMap", { basemap: parameters.basemap, lods: parameters.lods, logo: false, showAttribution: false });
I think both are helpful. I'm not sure whether one methodology is more efficient or faster than the other. It seem like you a few extra lines if you put it in as a module. On the other hand, it ends up getting called the same as the other modules in my js folder, so I'm less likely to lose track of how I'm calling it.
I haven't worked with LODs myself but they're essentially a pure JS multi-dimensional array so you could just place that into a standalone JS file and load it into your project like any other JS traditional JS file. Your lods.js file would be:
var lods = [ {"level" : 0, "resolution" : 0.010986328125, "scale" : 4617149.97766929}, {"level" : 1, "resolution" : 0.0054931640625, "scale" : 2308574.98883465}, {"level" : 2, "resolution" : 0.00274658203125, "scale" : 1154287.49441732}, {"level" : 3, "resolution" : 0.001373291015625, "scale" : 577143.747208662}, {"level" : 4, "resolution" : 0.0006866455078125, "scale" : 288571.873604331} ];
Now load it anytime before your JS file which constructs the map:
<script type="text/javascript" src="js/lods.js"></script> <script src="http://js.arcgis.com/3.14/"></script>
So long as the variable has a global scope, you could then refer to it during your map construction:
var map = new Map("map", { lods: lods });
EDIT: Ken beat me to the punch. His idea is probably better.
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