Bug-ID-Nummer |
BUG-000141247 |
Eingereicht | July 6, 2021 |
Zuletzt geändert | June 5, 2024 |
Gilt für | ArcGIS Online |
Gefunden in Version | 9.1 |
Betriebssystem | Windows OS |
Betriebssystemversion | 10.0 |
Status | Will Not Be Addressed
Das Entwicklungsteam hat das Problem bzw. die Anforderung sorgfältig geprüft und ist zu dem Schluss gekommen, es nicht zu beheben bzw. keine weiteren Schritte zu unternehmen. Weitere Erläuterungen finden Sie ggf. im Abschnitt "Zusätzliche Informationen" des jeweiligen Problems.
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Zusätzliche Informationen
The table is honoring the name value set on the value types at a service level. This connects that template for the dataset, so features created with those values in the map match the values in the table. These values can be viewed at a service level. Enabling editing on the layer displays the name values in the data model which the table is honoring.
Types:
ID: 838
Name: test
Domains:
Templates:
Name: 838
Description:
Drawing Tool: esriFeatureEditToolLine
Prototype:
Attributes:
ELEVATION: 838
ID: 858
Name: testy
Domains:
Templates:
Name: 858
Description:
Drawing Tool: esriFeatureEditToolLine
Prototype:
Attributes:
ELEVATION: 858
ID: 868
Name: tester
Domains:
Templates:
Name: 868
Description:
Drawing Tool: esriFeatureEditToolLine
Prototype:
Attributes:
ELEVATION: 868
Workaround
Add another attribute field with the same values, and use the new field to display the correct values in ArcGIS Online instead of the original attribute field. Perform these steps:
- After publishing the layer to ArcGIS Online, navigate to the Data tab.
- Click More Option > Add Field.
- Assign a name to the new field, and add a new field.
- Click the new field, and click Calculate > SQL.
- In the expression box, click the original field, and click Calculate. All the attributes from the original field are loaded into the new field.
- Configure the pop-up and attribute table in Map Viewer to ensure it displays the new field instead of the original field that has altered values with labels.
Schritte zur Reproduzierung