How to use AMD radio button to control the ???turn on/off??? function of several layers

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05-01-2014 02:00 PM
LeiZhou
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I need to create a radio button to control the �??turn on/off�?? function of several layers.  The ESRI sample below provides a Legacy codes, but what I need is AMD style. 

http://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/sandbox/sandbox.html?sample=layers_web_tiled

Here is the code I build so far, radio button just can not show up in my �??toggle2�?? div.  Any hints will be great help. Thanks!

             var selectLayers = [];
                      //river and feature4 are two layers I already created
                       selectLayers.push({ layer: rivers, title: "Rivers" });
                       selectLayers.push({ layer: feaLayer4, title: "Cities and Places" });
                      
                       //var layerDiv = dojo.create("div");

                       arrayUtils.forEach(selectLayers, function (slayer) {

                           
                           radioName = slayer.title;
                           alert("The Radio Button Name is  " + radioName); //This is to test my radio button name is correct
                           
                           var radioButton = new RadioButton({
                               
                               "checked": slayer.layer.visible,
                               "name": "radioButton" + slayer.layer.name,
                               "value": slayer.layer.name

                           }); // new RadioButton() ends here 

                           //Add Radio Button to the page
                           domConstruct.place(radioButton.domNode, "toggle2", "after");
                           var radioLabel = domConstruct.create('label', {
                               'for': radioButton.name,
                               innerHTML: radioName,
                           }, radioButton.domNode, "after");
                           domConstruct.place("<br/>", radioLabel, "after");
                       }); // Radio Button forEach( ) ends here
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LeiZhou
New Contributor III
Or is there any link or resources that I can learn this? Thanks!

I need to create a radio button to control the �??turn on/off�?? function of several layers.  The ESRI sample below provides a Legacy codes, but what I need is AMD style. 

http://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/sandbox/sandbox.html?sample=layers_web_tiled

Here is the code I build so far, radio button just can not show up in my �??toggle2�?? div.  Any hints will be great help. Thanks!

             var selectLayers = [];
                      //river and feature4 are two layers I already created
                       selectLayers.push({ layer: rivers, title: "Rivers" });
                       selectLayers.push({ layer: feaLayer4, title: "Cities and Places" });
                      
                       //var layerDiv = dojo.create("div");

                       arrayUtils.forEach(selectLayers, function (slayer) {

                           
                           radioName = slayer.title;
                           alert("The Radio Button Name is  " + radioName); //This is to test my radio button name is correct
                           
                           var radioButton = new RadioButton({
                               
                               "checked": slayer.layer.visible,
                               "name": "radioButton" + slayer.layer.name,
                               "value": slayer.layer.name

                           }); // new RadioButton() ends here 

                           //Add Radio Button to the page
                           domConstruct.place(radioButton.domNode, "toggle2", "after");
                           var radioLabel = domConstruct.create('label', {
                               'for': radioButton.name,
                               innerHTML: radioName,
                           }, radioButton.domNode, "after");
                           domConstruct.place("<br/>", radioLabel, "after");
                       }); // Radio Button forEach( ) ends here
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