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JSAPI 3.14 released July 15, 2015

BjornSvensson

Version 3.14 of the ArcGIS API for JavaScript has been released. Read about it in the blog http://blogs.esri.com/esri/arcgis/2015/07/15/arcgis-api-for-javascript-version-3-14-released// or check out the details in the Whats New https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/jshelp/whats_new.html.

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BjornSvensson

Ayako SUZUKI - the compact build seems to work fine at least for the following cases:

Compass | ArcGIS API for JavaScript

Attribute editing - mobile | ArcGIS API for JavaScript

Layout using map from ArcGIS.com for iOS | ArcGIS API for JavaScript

Geolocation | ArcGIS API for JavaScript

What is it that's not working for you?

AyakoSUZUKI

Hi Bjorn,

It seems that 3.14 compact build still has issue.

If you have any information, I would like to know when it will be fixed.

Anonymous User

All right, so this update 3.14 is heavy and really awesome.

Elevation Profile widget! Nice. Can we use our own lidar data DEM? Seems like it takes a GPServer (ElevationProfile | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript ) i.e. Tools/ElevationSync (GPServer) as an option. If we set our own up and wire it to our local LIDAR I guess we should be able to? If so, that's huge.

LayerList..this is big. A really important component (if they combine Legend and tweak UI).

Great work ESRI guys and gals, thank you. People will definitely be able to put this to use!

Anonymous User

Should also consider:

- Combined Legend / TOC

- roll up sublayers when parent collapsed, and make sure all checkboxes are synced

(They were not, on the sample. Sublayers remained checked when parent was turn off.)

- Transparency slider

- add + and - or ► and <SPAN class="pun" style="font-weight: inherit; font-style: inherit; font-family: inherit; color: #000000;">▼ </SPAN>next to the left of each parent layer in TOC to imply it is expandable.

- tooltip hint to user on hovering over greyed scale-dependent layers, to "zoom in to see the layer" or something to that effect.

Anyone else interested in Legend in TOC?

ChrisSmith7

Thanks, Bjorn. You weren't kidding when you said very soon.

BjornSvensson

Yes, there is a known issue with 3.14compact. It will be patched tonight hopefully.

In the meantime, if you zoom in you will see the map...

PatrickWild3

There seems to be an issue with the compact library?

Testing the install in my development space no map will render and I receive no console errors.

Is this a know issue?

Thanks,

kenbuja

Some suggestions on the LayerList class, since it's still officially in Beta. I'm basing these off a preliminary test using this sample, which purposely uses a map service with many groups and layers with scale ranges

add the ability to collapse the sublayers when their parent layer is turned off
add the ability to exclude layers from a layer (for example, I'd only like to see the Beaches group)
indicate which layers are not visible due to being outside the scale limit (see Beach Status layers)

It would be helpful to have a sample that doesn't use a web map. The sample provided is a little confusing at first, since it uses the layer property in the constructor that isn't in the documentation. There's a layer object in the layers property, however. But if you use it like this

var myWidget = new LayerList({
    map: map,
    layer: testLayer
}, "layerList");

then the base map is also included.

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