Hello. I was unable to upload my web map to AGOL because of some mysterious measurement fields that are not in my attribute table. The fields and example attributes are as follows:
Measure: NaN
Minimum Measure: NaN
Maximum Measure: NaN
Measure Values: NaN
Parts: 1
All Measures Unknown: True
I'm not seeing these fields in the attribute table despite seeing them in the pop-up (which AGOL does not support). Does this have to do with map scaling? I'm not an expert on map scaling and may have accidentally turned something on.
Thank you,
Can you take a screenshot of your attribute table showing NaN values?
These fields are nowhere to be found in the attribute table. They are only appearing in the pop-up. The error I'm getting is: "24138 The pop-up definition for this layer includes measurement fields that are not supported online ArcGIS".
There is this Support article that talks about these fields being in a pop-up. For the layer in question, you could edit configure your pop-up to not show these fields and attempt in republishing the web map.
does your map have a reference scale?
Map reference scales—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation
While reference scales are useful for designing printed maps, it's likely that you will want to disable this reference scale behavior when working with interactive and web maps. Typically, a multiscale web map will use symbol and text sizes scaled uniquely to each map scale.
The problem is with one of your feature layer with M-values field, which store the linear mesurements. If you have created a new shp file, try to create a new feature layer with z-value instead of shp file without m-value field.
Useful link in regard to your issue
This is just a popup message not a feature layer attribute table screenshot.
Good luck.