Latest Contributions by shaylavi

I had a look at the API and you can use the following example - view.allLayerViews.items[2]._highlightIds.delete(7423) item #2 is the feature layer object - in your case, you'll need to recognise the right layer in the array of allLayersViews. You can do that in many way (hard coded like in my example would be the worse option. Once you have the layer object available, you could have access to an object called _highlightIds which contains a map of all highlighted features. This array has a delete function that you pass an objectId you would like to remove as highlighted.   ... View more

Not sure why you'd assume there's only a single function in a module. Have you ever looked inside modules you're importing? they're all filled with functions - that's the whole purpose of a module. As Dojo isn't the modern way of writing javascript (like in the new versions of ES6+), the way to separate code blocks seems a bit "hacky" and the "define" helps to create separate modules (as you already understood). Each module contains a "main" function, which is then used as a namespace. What's the error you're getting if you add more functions? like the following -   define( [], function() { return { add: function(a,b) { alert("entered module2") return a + b; }, delete: function(a,b) { alert("another function") return a + b; } } } )   ... View more