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Delete Items in a published Oriented Imagery Catalog in AGOL

vickyduran_AerialSphere — Wed, 24 Jan 2024 18:56:19 GMT

Hi Community

We have created an OIC using QuickCapture with photos from mobile devices. The OIC is published in AGOL and we have not been able to remove some images that we don't like from the OIC using AGOL.

In AGOL we only see options for removing entire columns (fields) but no tools for removing rows (items). See screenshot below

Any suggestions on how can we do this?

Re: Delete Items in a published Oriented Imagery Catalog in AGOL

EmilyWindahl — Tue, 20 Feb 2024 17:59:12 GMT

Hi Vicky, is this an OIC, or have you added the fields to make it compatible with the integrated oriented imagery viewer (the new oriented imagery support added in November)? Are you using it with the Oriented Imagery Classic viewers? Or are you planning to use it with the integrated viewers in Map Viewer and/or Pro?

Re: Delete Items in a published Oriented Imagery Catalog in AGOL

vickyduran_AerialSphere — Thu, 22 Feb 2024 21:27:00 GMT

Thank you Emily for your reply. This effectively is the Exposure Point feature layer from an OIC. We are using the Oriented Imagery Classic viewers.

However, as I understood, we can bring this feature layer to ArcGIS Pro, open the attribute table, and delete the rows there. The functionality of deleting rows (items) from feature layers is not available yet in AGOL.

Vicky

Re: Delete Items in a published Oriented Imagery Catalog in AGOL

EmilyWindahl — Tue, 27 Feb 2024 01:47:16 GMT

Hi Vicky,

Just to clarify, you can delete rows from feature layers in ArcGIS Online. This functionality was restricted for oriented imagery layers, specifically, for their initial release in October 2023. The editing functionality (and other Map Tools) will be enabled for oriented imagery layers with the upcoming Feb release of ArcGIS Online, so hopefully this won't be an issue much longer! Until then, as you mentioned, you can edit the layer in ArcGIS Pro as long as you have the right permissions.