Field Maps Multiple Label Classes?

Question

Using AGO & latest version of Field Maps.

Field Maps does not honor multiple label classes.

* Labels are enabled at the HFL level (using Visualization Tab).
* Modification to the labels within the web map are saved and honored in both Map Viewer and Field Maps mobile app
* Adding a second label class to the layer within the web map only Map Viewer displays the label class correctly; Field Map mobile app only displays the first label class.

Use case:

Map Viewer does not support symbolizing by multiple fields in the case of say Type + Status fields/two text fields. [Map Viewer only supports multiple fields in the sense of choose a field, then choose another to define symbology graduation.]

Map Viewer does not support Arcade driven symbology based on conditional logic.

The workaround here was to create a secondary label class to indicate the status of a point feature while the symbology indicated the 'type' of the feature.

Has anyone else tried to use multiple label classes in Field Maps? I cannot find any documentation regarding this.

KentonSumpterMDA · Answer

Not sure if this will work for everyone, but in Field Maps I got all of my labels to appear by setting their offsets to be at least 5 apart. It doesn't make the greatest looking label, but it gets the point across.

KentonSumpterMDA · Answer

Hope I'm not doing wrong by necroing an old post. I'm trying to apply three label classes for each point on my map. I can see all three labels in Map Viewer, but only the first and third label classes appear in Field Maps. The middle label class fails to appear. Additionally, my points don't have any titles. Instead of going with a field that was nominally "Point Name", I wanted to break out the name data into three fields. This seems to have scrambled FM's brain...

Ira_Raber · Answer

I've been having this exact issue for quite a while now, but with enterprise layers. I have a layer that has four label classes, but it only honors the symbology of the top-most class in the list and it completely ignores any filters. It works great in Map Viewer, but Field Maps just doesn't seem to work well at all with this kind of labelling.