I'm revisiting an application I started putting together using the 2.8 API. I'm not quite ready for AMD dojo so I was updating the API version to 3.4 but now I get a dojo parse error pretty much as the page loads. The error points to the API but I realize that's not the true source of the issue. While reading some of the documentation about dojo.parser, I got the impression that it's focused on the HTML side of your development and not necessarily the javascript code that you write. Is this correct?
I don't have a ton of dojo items (borderContainer, ContentPane, BasemapMenu, DataGrid) so it shouldn't be this hard to figure it out but I'm having a hell of a time doing so.
Should I be focusing my attention on the HTML markup or my javascript code? I've tried setting a breakpoint on the first line of code in my init() function but the parse error already fires before the code execution hits the breakpoint.
My memory is fuzzy about this (especially since I also upgraded this to AMD from legacy) but I think the only thing I needed to do was remove this line from my original header:
