Hello,
I updated a web map to have calculated expressions in the survey form for several fields. In briefly testing all looks great and I tested with an offline map and syncing. Today the crew downloaded the updated offline map and all was looking good on their end.
We also have a web map (online) that has a hosted join layer of the same data in the offline map. This displays when connected an updated view of markers that have been visited this year and others still needing surveying which is really great. However after reading post by @OliverIshmael maybe this is because both a feature layer (point) and the related survey table are used to create the hosted join layer in the online web map. As Oliver points out, "Feature layers that participate in view layers with joins cannot have their schema altered and are always read-only and cannot be used offline". Is this causing my offline map to crash? @PaulBarker
However after looking at the other web map on the device and then returning to the downloaded offline map, that map is now all white? I've never had this happen before but I can duplicate and they can as well. Is it because of the calculated expressions in the updated offline map or what would be causing this? When I look in the troubleshooting log within Field Maps everything looks good except for this message "[] Feature tiling disabled"?
The crew works offline and from a boat so a working offline map is crucial since they don't have a connection to download a new one after leaving the office.
Update: I removed the calculated expressions from a saved version of the map, created an offline area. This looks good at first but after viewing the other web map and then returning to the offline map on the device the map is white and similar for another offline map in the same group of maps yet a completely separate project and not the same data for the the hosted join layer. Lastly I have now tried viewing offline maps and then viewing other 'live web maps' on the iPad and then returning to an offline map and they are indeed white. Is this now because of an AGOL/Field Maps June update?
Thanks in advance,
Kathy