Hi, I am very new to ArcGIS Pro and I am trying to share a map I've made to my organization. I keep getting the error message 00230, which says "Service layer has a different projection than the map's projection" and when I click for further details, the basemap is being indicated as the layer with a different projection.
Did you go through the Solutions section here?
https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/help/sharing/analyzer-error-messages/00230-service-layer-has-a-different-projection-than-the-projection.htm
Yes, but I don't know what this means: "use the provided default solution to automatically change the projection of your map or scene to match the projection of your basemap."
When I hover the mouse over them, my error messages don't have the option to click ellipses for more information.
I have the same problem, but I want my layers in a different projection than the default one. Is there any way to change the basemap projection instead?
This is an interesting thread. I am not understanding how changing to Web Mercator is considered a "solution?" I am having this issue in Field Maps Designer where I created a layer to be used with my RTK unit. I like to collect my data in the local projection for my state so that's the projection my layer is in but when I go to open my map in Field Maps it won't open because of the projection of the basemap. This is so silly, why can't Field Maps use a transformation to project on the fly so I can still use the projection of my liking? This is anything but user friendly. Even if everything ultimately ends up in Web Mercator when it's published online I should still be able to collect my data in the projection that is most useful for me.
We just used this solution to keep our desired projection (state plane) for the web map and layers, rather than convert our layers to our standard basemaps (all web mercator):
How To: Use a Layer as a Basemap in ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Pro
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