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Keine Option zum Bearbeiten der Karte

TrentHergenrader

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Vor zwei Tagen habe ich ohne Probleme in ArcGIS online gearbeitet und ausprobiert, ob es meinen Anforderungen für kollaborative Mapping-Projekte entspricht. Seit gestern erscheint die Option "Edit" auf keiner Karte mehr, wenn ich mich bei ArcGIS online anmelde. Ich habe Karten gelöscht und neu begonnen, in der Annahme, dass ich möglicherweise meine eigenen Berechtigungen für die Ebene widerrufen habe.<\/P>

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Ich habe sogar versucht, zwei Konten zu erstellen – eines mit Google und eines mit Facebook – aber ich habe dasselbe Problem, dass kein "Edit"-Button vorhanden ist. Alles, was ich erreichen möchte, ist das Setzen von Markierungen auf einer Karte. Dafür benötige ich die Option "Edit". (siehe Screenshot)<\/P>

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Hilfe?<\/P>

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KellyGerrow

Hi Trent,

If you are signed in with a facebook or google+ account, then you are using a public account. Creating hosted feature services as you pointed to in the above post requires an organizational account. To get an organizational account, you will need to contact the administrator of your organization. Feel free to private message me with more information about your University if you need help finding the administrator.

To edit with a public account, you can create a map notes layer and add and remove features as needed.

-Kelly

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MichaelMiller2

You need to have a feature layer that is editable in the map before the edit option will appear. You can create an empty feature layer in your content and make it editable and then add it to you map for editing.

TrentHergenrader

Hi Michael,

Thank you for your reply, and I suspected something along those lines might be part of the problem. The trouble is that I can't seem to add a feature layer following these instructions:
Publish hosted feature layers—ArcGIS Online Help | ArcGIS

In Step Two: Create ---> Feature Layer, that's not an option. I can only choose App, Map, or Scene.

I also found this blog post after googling around, but I cannot find My Hosted Data as one of the options on the developer's page: Create an Empty Feature Service for use in ArcGIS Online | Support Services Blog

And then there's this advice, but it only applies to accounts with an organizational affiliation and thus I don't have any of those options:
How to create a hosted feature service | ArcGIS Blog

This is frustrating because I was literally not having this problem two days ago. That's what makes me think that somehow my account isn't fully authorized now, but I have no idea how to check that either.

I am a faculty member at an institution that subscribes to ArcGIS but I'm not a member of the academic unit that has the subscription (I'm in Liberal Arts, not Computer Science.) I did not create an account using my university credentials, but I did list my school as the organization. It seems unlikely that this is the problem but I guess it's a possibility.

KellyGerrow

Hi Trent,

To edit with a public account, you can create a map notes layer and add and remove features as needed.

-Kelly

TrentHergenrader

Fantastic! That worked. It's weird that I don't remember taking that step before, but it's working now.

Just shot you an email with my institutional credentials. Thanks so much.

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