Problem parsing d="Z"

Question

Using esri javascript 3.7
I have an application where the DIV where the esri map is going to bind it is hidden to start with.
When the div is shown , the map comes into the default value of 400x400 so I apply
map.resize();
From time to time
I get the following error on the console: 
Problem parsing d="Z" (in svg.js:64) which actually freezes the browser.
I have spent 2 days on this issue with all kinds of test, trying to find a pattern. I believe the resize makes it happen more often but a few times I have seen it even when avoiding the resizing.
I also run into this thread
http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/90698-ajax-service-to-add-points-to-graphic-layer
I still cant find a solution.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

BenFousek · Answer

Despite the map being display:none on load, set the map's width and height with css.

Create the map with your init function, but don't add layers. Then use whatever function you're using to set the map's display to block to add the layers and graphics after the map's display has been changed.

JorgeFiallega · Answer

I decided to try the following code 
function initMap(){

esriConfig.defaults.map.height = 600;
    esriConfig.defaults.map.width = 623;

var myMap = new esri.Map('map');
        var urlAerial = "http://gisweb.miamidade.gov/ArcGIS/rest/services/MapCache/MDCImagery/MapServer";
        var tiled = new esri.layers.ArcGISTiledMapServiceLayer(urlAerial);

myMap.addLayer(tiled);
        
        $rootScope.graphicLayer  = new esri.layers.GraphicsLayer();
        myMap.addLayer($rootScope.graphicLayer);

$rootScope.map = myMap;
        
      }

dojo.ready(initMap);

So I do not do a resizing of the map or add any graphics. I am just changing the default configuration for height and width.
It seems to work, but from time to time I get a 404 on tile like

http://gisweb.miamidade.gov/ArcGIS/rest/services/MapCache/MDCImagery/MapServer/tile/8/140605/110499

At that Point I get: Problem parsing d="Z"
and the map does not load.

JorgeFiallega · Answer

that is the whole problem. When the map display has changed, I have to call map.resize(), and add some graphics to the layer.
I really dont find a solution for this.