Only have "Read-Only" Capabilities despite being the owner, org administrator, and set to public sharing

[AndrewBraun]

I created a map and was able to edit/add to layers as I had hoped. For some reason, suddenly the map now does not allow me to edit (no "+" button in the corner) despite being signed into all devices as the owner and org administrator. Sharing and editing is also set to public. What am I doing wrong?

[RhettZufelt]

Does it let you edit in map viewer?

Have you modified any Domains in the layer?  I have seen if there is a duplicate/invalid value in a domain, it will not show the + button (sometimes won't even show the layer, but sometimes it does).

R_

[AndrewBraun]

I got it to work. I saw someone else have a similar problem that was solved by the "Use in ArcGIS Collector" box being checked (Content > [Map] > Settings > Web Map). I went to those settings, checked the box on, and it seems to have fixed it. Thank you for your response.

[CherieMalone]

Would anyone have any other hints on why my Field Maps is ReadOnly? I can't see the check box for "USe in ArcGIS Collector"

[leo_SwissGIS]

Faced the same problem today. Solved it by:

- Added any editable hosted feature layer with edition capabilities (in my case from an old Survey123) in the webmap

- Saved the webmap --> The "Use in Collector" checkbox appeared  in the webmap settings and I could edit in the Fieldmap App

- Delete the newly added useless layer and saved the map again.

In my case, I suspect that the fact that I published layers only from ArcGIS Pro without Editing capabilities caused some weird problem after, even if I activated the edition later in AGOL. 

There are some troobleshooting indication on that page:

Problem: The Use in ArcGIS Collector Option is Unavailable in a Web Map’s Settings (esri.com)

 Cheers, 

Léo

[CherieMalone]

Thanks Leo! We found that resaving the web map after we changed the feature layer to allow editing fixed the read only issue. 

[EricBongelli]

I had a similar issue. In my case I had linked a survey123 form in the popup of one of my feature layers within my webmap. I did not configure the survey settings to be shared with the appropriate AGOL group, so editing on my survey was restricted. After I updated the sharing settings on my survey, the editing ability of my map was restored in Field Maps. 

[NickMcNamara]

Yeah, the Use in Collector checkbox enables editing even if you aren't using Collector but just Field Maps. It's a glitch. Esri should definitely fix this.