Editing in ArcGIS Online

[KevinLaughlin]

I have an SDE geodatabase registered with ArcGIS Server. I'm attempting to create a new feature class for our tech to do some field data collection. I've created the feature class in the geodatabase, it works properly, I can edit in ArcMap. I've created a map service, and enabled feature access to allow for editing via the map service (Through the ArcGIS for iOS app, or Collector in the field). When I bring the service layers into an ArcGIS Online map, editing is not enabled. I pull in other services that I have previously been able to edit via an Online map, the editing works fine for those layers, but not the new one. It's just this one particular, newly created feature class.

Like I've said, I have registered the geodatabase with ArcGIS Server. Feature access is enabled. I've registered the feature dataset as versioned. I cannot figure out what step I'm missing.

It only seems to work with services/feature classes that I've previously been able to edit. Trying to create new services/feature classes doesn't seem to be responsive.

Anyone else run into this, or know what step I'm missing? At this point, I'm out of ideas.

[MartinSirkovsky]

We are experiencing the same issue. Our data are stored in ArcGIS server. We started to experience this issue firt yesterday. We are experiencing following scenarios:

• Some of the older feature services can be edited in AGOL and on mobile devices
• Some of the older feature services can be only edited on mobile devices and not in AGOL
• Services published yesterday and newer cannot be edited in AGOL and won't show up in ArcGIS collector.

Can this be some issue with AGOL September update?

[KevinLaughlin]

Martin,

I'm leaning toward that. Pretty much every step I've followed is similar/the same as I've followed before, except this time they're not working. But it's hard to say, are we the only ones experiencing the problem? I'm new to Geonet, so I'm not sure if we can share this with a wider audience.

I'm going to keep testing options as time allows. I'll keep you posted if I find a work-around.

[MartinSirkovsky]

Somebody has also complained about this in the comments part of this post:

ArcGIS Online Update -- Coming September 23, 2014

[KevinLaughlin]

Drat, I was hoping it was something I'd done wrong.

[NickLawalin · Accepted solution]

I'm experiencing the same problem ever since the update. In you service url

http://<server name>/rest/services/<FolderName>/<ServiceName>/FeatureServe…

However, I'm only have issues with features the have Z Values.

HasZ: true

Is this the case for you as well?

[KevinLaughlin]

Yes Nick Lawalin‌, the new service does have Z values, I was just going to test it on a new service that didn't until I had found out it might be a bug.

[KevinLaughlin]

Yes, only when Z values are enabled. I just created a new service without and it works fine.

[MartinSirkovsky]

Does this mean that I have to remove Z-values from the published datasets? Hopefully this will be soon resolved by ESRI.

[ChrisWhitmore]

This issue should be resolved now with a website update deployed this evening. Editable services with Z (and M values) now show as editable again in the ArcGIS.com map viewer. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Thanks,

Chris