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Hi Caroline, I updated the post you referenced with the information below.   Does this provide what you need?   Thanks, Mark   With the February 2025 release of ArcGIS Online, when you add a new item—Feature Layer that is based on an existing feature layer, the layer definition (symbols, labels, forms, etc.) will be included in the new feature layer. You will have the entire schema of the source feature layer including layer definition with no features in the new layer.        ... View more

With the February 2025 release of ArcGIS Online, when you add a new item—Feature Layer that is based on an existing feature layer, the layer definition (symbols, labels, forms, etc.) will be included in the new feature layer. You will have the entire schema of the source feature layer including layer definition with no features in the new layer.          ... View more

Yes, save disabling does happen.  Solved: Field Maps Designer won't save form changes - Esri Community    ... View more

Esri Vector Basemaps for United States and ArcGIS Enterprise ... View more

Upcoming Feb 20th Release of Esri Vector Basemaps   ... View more

This blog might be of use?    Changing Labels in Esri Vector Basemaps    ... View more

You can use the Apple Devices App. To install the Apple Devices app on Windows, visit this link: Install the Apple Devices App https://support.apple.com/guide/devices-windows/install-the-apple-devices-app-mchl5ded2763/windows Once installed, connect your iOS device to the Windows computer using a USB cable. The iOS device will appear in the application. Click on Files in the left panel. You will see a list of apps that allow you to copy files from your computer to the app. Select the Navigator App and copy your .mmpk file into the MapPackages folder. In my experience, I couldn't confirm that the .mmpk file was successfully copied into the MapPackages folder through the Apple Devices app. However, I was able to verify the copied .mmpk file using the Files app on my iOS device. When I opened the Navigator app, I could see the map on my device and use it without any issues. The Files App on the IOS device can also be used to manage the content.     note: The Apple Devices app was a bit challenging.  I did have to connect and disconnect my device via USB a few times before the app recognized that my device was connected.  I was also not able to use the App to view the contents of the MapPackages folder.     ... View more

Another thing to look at is the mouse settings.  I have noticed when 'smooth scrolling' (depending on mouse type) is on, the zooming in Map viewer is difficult to control. ... View more

Does the point that you want to relate to the polygon intersect the polygon?  If yes, a feature form with arcade and intersect could be used to calculate the point features relate field to be equal to the polygons globalid.   This could happen in Field Maps any time a new point is added or existing point edited. ... View more

The Create Mobile Map Package tool can be used to clip a vector tile package that you have on disk.  So, you do have a vector tile package on your local file system that you are running through the tool?  correct? ... View more

Oops.. I missed a step. Add your new layer to a new webmap and save it. Open the new webmap in field maps designer. add one form Element to it.  (info or group would work) Then Save the form to the layer. Refresh ArcGIS Assistant (if you already have it open)  Open the layer... and the Edit JSON button will be available on the data tab. Replace the formInfo with your desired formInfo.     ... View more

There is a way making use of ArcGIS Assistant to copy formInfo from the layer to a new layer. In ArcGIS Online  add a new item. Choose Feature Layer and then choose your existing feature layer that your form is using. updating with missed step once the new layer is created. Add the layer to a new map and save that map. Open the new map in field maps designer. Add one formElement to it, and save the form to the layer. Note: In order to edit the JSON in ArcGIS Assistant their needs to be something to edit.  If the data is empty the ArcGIS Assistant won't show the Edit JSON button. For your source map that has the Form that you want to use with a new layer, you need to make sure that you have saved that form to the layer as well using field maps designer.   source form   Use ArcGIS Assistant to copy the formInfo from your source layer. Select formInfo and copy. Then open your new layer in ArcGIS Assistant, Edit Json on Data tab,  Remove the formInfo and Copy in the source formInfo, and save. another edit If the source layer has multiple layers take care to only copy the formInfo from the desired layer and only replace the formInfo section in the new layer.   A few manual steps, but it should work.  A new layer with no features and the same schema, including formInfo.   Also if you saved the popupinfo and symbol rendering to the layer, you can clone that as well with the same process.   You can save that stuff to the layer on the layer items visualization tab. ... View more

A bit of a tangent, but on AGOL you can save the form with the layer using Field Maps designer.   This would allow you to author the forms once for use in multiple maps.   ... View more