I have created a map in AGOL with editable layers. However, even though I checked the "Make Available in Field Maps App" under the map settings, it opens in the Field Maps app as "read-only", and there are no edit options available for the individual layers. How can I make the map editable? FYI, the feature layers within the maps are already showing as editable in AGOL.
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Could you please share a web map with me that exhibits this problem? If so, please invite ArcGISFieldMaps into a group.
Thank you
-Kevin
Yes that is correct. You should be able to search for users outside the organization. Adding that user to the group will send me an invite to join the group.
I just want to review the structure of the map itself to hopefully try and narrow down what's happening.
Thanks
-Kevin
Hi @edatdcamm
Thank you for the map. I can reproduce the same issue on my end. However when I save a copy of that map on my end, I can edit successfully. Therefore this issue still appears to be licensing related.
I would still like to try to figure out why you don't have the setting for 'Use in ArcGIS Collector', since as I mentioned before, this currently provides the ability to edit within ArcGIS Field Maps.
- You mentioned previously that you're the org admin. Are those the same set of credentials you're using to sign into ArcGIS Field Maps? If so, the role is Administrator, but what is the user type? i.e. creator, etc.
- You also mentioned previously that you do have the Field Apps bundle listed with all the apps in the org licenses section, but just to confirm, the user account you're signed in with has that license applied is that correct? If you go to 'My profile' > 'View my settings' > licenses, you should see the Field Apps bundle listed for that user.
Thank you for this information
-Kevin
Hi @edatdcamm
Do you have other maps that this issue happens with as well or just this one?
As a quick test, in the map you shared with me, try disabling editing on the layer through the Map Viewer in ArcGIS Online > save the map > enable editing again > save again. Does this make a difference?
Thank you
-Kevin
Thanks, this worked. And the map is now visible in the collector and classic collector. Before it didn't even appear in those.
Thanks,
Anne
Hi @edatdcamm
I just wanted to follow-up to see if you'd been able to test what I suggested above by resaving the map to see if the ability to edit in Field Maps changes?
In general, when saving a web map that supports editing, certain keywords are added into the web map's JSON. One of the keywords being `Data Editing` that other apps including Field Maps use to allow the user to edit. The fact that that keyword wasn't written for that map despite the fact that you can edit in ArcGIS Online is the strange behavior. Therefore this is why I am suggesting resaving and disable/reenable editing in the map to trigger that keyword to get written as a test.
Thanks
-Kevin