Hello all,
I'm hoping this functionality is available in ArcGIS FieldMaps and I'm just missing where to configure it.
I have a 1:M feature layer between Sites and Inspections. I'm developing a map for field crews to go out and add new inspection records to sites. BUT, I cannot allow them to add/delete/update locations of sites.
I tried restricting editing to only allow for attribute updates, but that also removes the ability to add new related records in the inspection table.
Is this workflow possible in ArcGIS FieldMaps right now? Is it on the roadmap sometime in the near future?
Thanks!
Caitlin
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So there might be a few things that can be tested.
Hi everyone,
There is a setting in the Map Viewer under Properties where you can disable editing per layer. If you select the parent layer, open the Properties there is a toggle to disable editing. To speed up editing in Field Maps I'd also recommend using the Related Record popup element on the parent feature:
Doc for ArcGIS Online
Doc for ArcGIS Enterprise
Can I confirm whether the settings at the map level satisfy the requirements you have?
I have a hosted feature layer published from S123 Connect onto ArcGIS Enterprise. I have a URL parameter in the point layer pop-up on the web map for the user to click the link and edit the point as well as the related inspection table (repeated section) in the form. I want the popup to include past records. Is there a way to remove the "Add" button in the popups in field maps, since I only want them to access the S123 form through the link?
@SarahSaint-Ruth I have a similar set up in AGO where a survey123 survey edits related records on a hosted point layer. I would like the submitted surveys to be visible at the bottom of the popup, but I also only want new records added through the survey123 link in the popup, not through the add button in field maps. This seems like it should be a setting in field maps designer.
Hi Sarah, I have tested our layer and this does work as expected and replaces what was previously possible in map viewer classic. Thank you for pointing it out.
1. We would also like to constrain the editing capabilities in this way but through the layer settings, not just in the map. Otherwise, we may find that some of our users open up the layer in their own webmaps and are able to edit the parent layer that way.
2. It would be useful to be able to constrain the editing to happen only through apps that are configured such as Fieldmaps in order to ensure that the data is consistent and uses calculations that are set in the form for example.
Thank you very much,