ArcGIS API for JavaScript (legacy) ^3.46

Updates to Search

We enhanced the Search widget when using a feature layer-based source to make it faster and more efficient. To accomplish this we removed the leading wildcard. This means that at version 3.41 and earlier, if you were searching for Tom Brady, and the search term was "rad", Tom Brady would return as a suggestion. Now at 3.42, "rad" would not return Tom Brady. Searching for "Tom" would return Tom Brady as a suggestion because the leading wildcard was removed.

Bug fixes and enhancements

• BUG-000116539: Fixed an issue where the miles unit provided to Geometry Engine operations referred to US survey mile. Now miles refers to the International Mile since the U.S. foot was recently deprecated.
• BUG-000153523: Fixed an issue where tokens for secured proxy services were not being refreshed once they expired.
• Fixed an issue where long locator names in the Directions widget were being truncated.
• Fixed an issue where WMTSLayer failed to print after being selected in the BasemapGallery.

API version retirements

Versions 3.33 and older are retired, the modules will continue to be hosted on the CDN at https://js.arcgis.com/. The status for all versions of the API can be viewed on the Product Support page. For more information on retirement and what it means, visit the ArcGIS API for JavaScript section of the Product Life Cycle Policy document.

Additional packages

Version 3.42 of the ArcGIS API for JavaScript includes:

• ArcGIS Arcade 1.20 (since version 3.42)
• dgrid versions
  • dgrid version 1.3.3 (since version 3.35)
  • dgrid version 0.3.21 (since version 3.35)
    NOTE: If working with version 1x, please reference the dgrid1 directory, whereas for version 0x reference the dgrid directory. Please refer to the dgrid 0.4 Migration Guide for additional information on migrating to the newer version.
• Dojo version 1.17.3 (since version 3.42)
• dstore version 1.2.1 (since version 3.35)
• put-selector version 0.3.6 (since version 3.13)
• xstyle version 0.3.3 (since version 3.28)

Additional Resources on GitHub

Use the repository on GitHub for the JS API TypeScript definitions.