The following changes were made at version 3.2:
Android devices running Honeycomb or Ice Cream Sandwich can now use pinch gestures to zoom.
Previously, stylesheets for most components and widgets in the API were dynamically appended to the DOM. This resulted in having to use !important
to override default styles. Because of this change, apps using version 3.2 of the API must now include a link to esri.css. Refer to the conceptual help on using the API's CSS files for additional information. If this CSS file is not included with apps using 3.2, there will be several display issues. The most common is that tiled services do not display correctly, as shown in this screen shot:
At the 3.2 release, the ArcGIS Portal API classes are AMD-compliant. Although this may be the first time you've heard of AMD (Asynchronous Module Definition), we recommend that you get familiar with it. Sitepen's AMD: The Definitive Source and How To Migrate a Module to AMD are both good resources. The ArcGIS API for JavaScript conceptual help topic on AMD is another good resource. Additional API modules will be AMD compliant at a future release. See link below to a sample showing AMD-style usage of Portal classes.
See below for links to new samples using these classes.
Version 3.2 of the ArcGIS API for JavaScript uses Dojo 1.7.