Yes, I am having a similar problem. I have tried to get the agsjs TOC working with the ArcGIS JavaScript 3.2 API, and it does not work. I suspect there are issues with dojo 1.7.x here as well.
Too bad, because this looks like a really nice implementation of a TOC. Something that is missing from the ArcGIS JavaScript API.
I'm not sure of the issue - I'm using the TOC code here http://maps2.eastdevon.gov.uk/mapping/assets/ and it works fine in all browsers now (mine is slightly modified to take visible layers rather than default visibility - I did this before the core code was changed to do this)
I'm not sure of the issue - I'm using the TOC code here http://maps2.eastdevon.gov.uk/mapping/assets/ and it works fine in all browsers now (mine is slightly modified to take visible layers rather than default visibility - I did this before the core code was changed to do this)
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Hi to all! I'm trying to install and configure dijit TOC locally but unfortunately the TOC doesn't appear. I looked at the source code you wrote (http://maps2.eastdevon.gov.uk/mapping/assets/) and I tryied to replicate the structure on my intranet server with the only result that the map is displayed but not the TOC. I'm referencing the javascript API 3.2 (<script type="text/javascript" src="http://serverapi.arcgisonline.com/jsapi/arcgis/?v=3.2"></script>) and configuring the packages in this way: var djConfig = { parseOnLoad: true, packages: [{ "name": "agsjs", "location": "http://<local server IP>/agsjs/build/agsjs" }] };
I'm also referencing the package explicitly dojo.require("dojo.fx"); dojo.require("agsjs.dijit.TOC");
without success... what's wrong? Am I missing something?
I am also using the Javascript API 3.2, and agsjs 2.03, and cannot get it to work. Does the agsjs files HAVE to be on the web server? I have tried putting them on my Sharepoint site and linking to them in the Javascript of the web application, as well as in a local directory for testing. I don't know, maybe there is an issue with the Javascript API v.3.2 and the agsjs, as well; but, what leads me to believe this is not the issue is that it does work fine when using the public link to agsjs:
