Latest Contributions by JeffJacobson

I also did not realize you were referring to the Dojo checkbox dijit rather than a regular HTML checkbox. The sample below shows how each type of checkbox can be programmatically checked. I agree with @Tyrone Biggums in that I would just use a regular HTML checkbox rather than the Dojo checkbox, as the Dojo checkbox just adds an extra layer of complexity. <input type="checkbox" id="dojoCheckbox" checked="checked" /> <input type="checkbox" id="normalCheckbox" checked="checked" /> <button type="button" id="theButton">   Toggle the checkboxes </button> require(["dijit/form/CheckBox", "dijit/registry"], function(CheckBox, registry) {   // Create the Dojo checkbox   var cb = new CheckBox({     checked: true   }, "dojoCheckbox");   // Get a reference to the button.   var b = document.getElementById("theButton");   // set the button click event   b.onclick = function() {     // Use the registry to get the checkbox dijit.     cb = registry.byId("dojoCheckbox");     // Set the dojo checkboxes "checked" property to be     // opposite what it currently is.     cb.set("checked", !cb.checked);     // Get the regular checkbox and check it.     var ncb = document.getElementById("normalCheckbox");     ncb.checked = !ncb.checked;   }; }); ... View more

Rather than multiple queries, you can use a single query to the All Layers and Tables REST API endpoint. ... View more

I think this is what you're looking for: Wrapping a Banner and Footer around the ArcGIS REST Services Directory page ... View more