Closed pjdohertygis closed 2 years ago
Just in case it is helpful, here is what our json editor looks like - any immediate issues?
Hi Paul. Definitively, this issue is caused by the latest update. By design, this warning should only appear if the web map uses layers for which the author does not have access. I setup a call later today with you. Hope you can make it, so we can debug this though screen-sharing.
Hi @pjdohertygis This error indicates that you (as the project author) currently don't have access to the feature layers that are used in the project map. Can you check if the layers have also been shared with the project author, as well as the target field users?
Yes indeed, sharing is all set up correctly. Furthermore, this is happening across EVERY single QuickCapture project I own where a web map is used. @xiao8579 @IsmaelInRedlands
Web Map: https://napsg.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=180845d9e64043eabda02214da76729c Project: https://napsg.maps.arcgis.com/apps/quickcapture/project/7ca4485d28d048b58b5741e7c51a3c71/design
Things I have tried so far:
Yeap. I can repro on my own too. Researching. Looks like a bug. Please log a Tech Support issue if you do not mind while we work on resolution.
Met with Esri QC Team - they think they've identified the issue as being related to grouped layers in web maps. Potential hotfix will be available later this week and will update here.
This issue has been fixed and can be verified now on the beta website https://qaext.arcgis.com/apps/quickcapture, let me know how it works on your end.
@xiao8579 please post back here when the hotfix is in production - thank you for all of your help!!!
Hi @pjdohertygis The fixes are on production now. https://www.arcgis.com/apps/quickcapture/
Confirmed and thank you Team!!!
We are still seeing some issues - this time not caused by grouping layers - but with mixed content sharing. @xiao8579 I'll post more screenshots for our US&R Workflow, but here is a simple one for testing.
@avezina and I test QuickCapture MMPK workflows when we go on hikes 🤓 . In this scenario I've created a MMPK in the napsg.maps.arcgis.com envirornment and shared it into a group hosted by https://pjdohertymaps.maps.arcgis.com/. The MMPK contains some online content that privately shared (feature layers for data collection), some online content that is publicly shared (online basemap) and some offline content that is packaged (offline basemap).
The QuickCapture Project is hosted in https://pjdohertymaps.maps.arcgis.com/ When I add the MMPK, which is privately shared to the QuickCapture Project, which is also privately shared into the same group, I get the following error.
If I sign in with the napsg.maps.arcgis.com account and share the mmpk with Everyone, the error disappears!
When I go back to sharing the MMPK privately, I see no errors in the Network or Error console, but the Error appears in the UI and I cannot save the project.
(Sent this is an email, but documenting here) @xiao8579 After yesterday’s call…. I think the common factor across both cases where we still have issues is the map item (web map or mmpk) is shared into the common group, BUT the owner of the map item is different than the owner of the QuickCapture project. So the only fix is to make the map item public (shared with Everyone).
Two Cases with Error:
One Case without the Error
Ok after troubleshooting, we think the final issues have been resolved and was caused by a browser cache issue. Thank you @xiao8579 for all of the support.
This is a new error that just popped for us the first time today June 7th, 2022. I'll document here and then get a ticket in with Esri Support.
This error is stating "you don't have access to the layers in the project map" even though we are certain we do and did not make any recent changes to sharing. We are seeing error this in both our NAPSG Sandbox and FEMA Production environment. It appears to be since this update. https://doc.arcgis.com/en/quickcapture/faq/whatsnew.htm
This means that I can no longer make any changes to our QuickCapture Projects and save them, so it is a high priority issue.