When my consumer Storymaps account was migrated last year to a new arcgis.com account, it became effectively uneditable. However the storymaps link works a treat, so I forgot about it. https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/35cdfc9ab76545cc9d6e46e3c123741b. (The storymap is saved as an SMX, presumably to indicate it as a legacy file type, but I was able to extract some of the json resources, so plausibly there's a permissions issue.) The following link has some of the content, but quite a lot didn't copy over: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/3cb0625e418d4f5181aef27c8d6abe57.
At somepoint, though I'm struggling to remember exactly how, I was able to make partial copies of the project (all incomplete though, the link cited above is the most complete) which now sit in a charity / NFP account (they commissioned the work in the first place: https://sustainingdunbar.maps.arcgis.com/ The project was hosted on the consumer account because it had some nice features unavailable on arcgis.com - which conceivably explains why the migration failed?)
I am the admin for the charity account, but I cannot get any of the copies to Publish (fails with a there was a problem publishing message), though they pass the "checking for Issues" test. The original SMX file can also be accessed from the charity end, but there's nothing I can edit. In summary
- the consumer storymaps to ArcGIS Online migration probably failed but the published link continued to work fine so I forgot about it
- there are 403 on /resources endpoint from both accounts
- the owner appears to be neither the originating consumer account nor the charity org
- The CRITICAL PROBLEM On the 1st July I need to renew the subscription
So my questions are:
1) will the link above continue to work if I don't subscribe, as we don't need 2 separate accounts?
2) is it possible to push the working project PROPERLY to the charity account?
3) if not is it possible to somehow programmatically extract all the resources from the old consumer account given that it 403s (suspect permissions)?
