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Using Cedar to create a chart

BenjaminMittler

Hi all,

I am very new to JavaScript and I am trying to teach myself through a project I am working on. I am creating a webpage and trying to use Cedar to create a dynamic chart that will update as the feature layer is updated. From what I can tell Cedar relies on the 3.13 API but the webpage I currently have set up is using 4.0. Do i have to revert the rest of my page back to the 3.13 API or is there a way to call 2 version of the ArcGIS JavaScript API at once? Sorry if this is a bad question I really don't know that much but there errors im getting lead me to believe that my problem is that I'm calling 2 different ArcGIS API's

Thanks,

Ben

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rscheitlin

Ben,

I would say that you will have to use JS 3.x API in your app until Cedar becomes 4.x compatible.

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irtizahussain

No. Now you can use cedar with JS 4.x Api in your application.

MarquesMunson1

Is Cedar still only JS 3.x compatible?

rscheitlin

Ben,

I would say that you will have to use JS 3.x API in your app until Cedar becomes 4.x compatible.

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