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Version 3.x and 4.x

DamasoAvalos_Ruiz1

Hello everyone,

Let's move straight to the point or question.

Can I use both APIs 3.x, and 4.x as part of the same app?

On my work, we have a website made with ArcGIS 4.x. I was asking to add a FeatureTable but that widget does not exist in 4.x yet.
I know I can use different ways like, for instance, "dgrid", but implement that solution consume more time and effort.
So if I can refer to version 3.x I am going to be able to use "esri/dijit/FeatureTable".

Any idea?
thank you

Damaso

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RRubalcava

You could, but you lose some performance because you don't get all the built files when you do this.

Not recommended, but again, you could.

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DamasoAvalos_Ruiz1

This is what I was looking for. This is awesome.
Thank you.

RRubalcava

You could, but you lose some performance because you don't get all the built files when you do this.

Not recommended, but again, you could.

DamasoAvalos_Ruiz1

I was told by ESRI Support that version 4.x is going to take, at least a year to be complete. We are on the first stage of our app so we took the decision to go with version 3.x....for now.

thank you for your reply

JudsonCrouch1

I just tried to do the same thing. No luck referencing the 3.x api in a 4.x application or the other way around. Ended up having to go with the dgrid.

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