replicating Popup in seperate panel

gabrielvazquez

I am attempting to replicate the below ESRI JS site.

https://developers.arcgis.com/en/javascript/jssamples/popup_sidepanel.html

However, we do not have access to the public internet. Everything we develop resides within a classified environment and we must build everything off of our local ESRI JS API and GIS Server. So attempting to replicate the below web map ID is impossible for us

//Create a map based on an ArcGIS Online web map id

arcgisUtils.createMap("0ab0004e243641568713ba968d1c424a", "map",{                infoWindow: popup            }).then(function(response){                window.map = response.map;   initializeSidebar(window.map);            }, function(error){                console.log("Map creation failed: ", dojo.toJson(error));            });

Does ESRI provide an alternate version of this code that demonstrates how to build this same sample without a ArcGIS online web map?  Or can someone point me to any other examples of building a "popup in a seperate panel".

evtguy

An ArcGIS Online webmap is kind of like a "short cut" in that it is a map that has been created complete with data layers, and basemap. It's just stored in ArcGIS Online. If you define your map as ESRI has done in that particular example, it saves you some coding. That being said, you're not required to set up your map like that. If you look at many of the other samples, the map is created and defined in a more traditional way:

var map = new esri.Map("map",{
          basemap:"topo",
          center:[-122.45,37.75], //long, lat
          zoom:13,
          sliderStyle:"small"
        });

In this case, all you really need is an external internet connection so that you can display the ESRI basemap. All of your data can safely reside within your network. This example shows you the more traditional way of creating a map and then adding your data layers to the map after the map has been created.