Delete map from Field Maps Designer

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04-20-2023 09:09 AM
by Anonymous User
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If I were to delete a map from Field Maps Designer would all of the associated maps and data be delete as well or would I still be able to access them in ArcGIS Online? I was testing out various workflows for some field operations staff (Workforce & Field Maps applications) and have decided to stick with my Workforce app therefore I want to remove the map from the field maps app and Field Maps Designer page. The Workforce and Field Maps apps both point to the same feature service so I need to ensure that it doesn't get deleted.

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EmilyGeo
Esri Contributor

There is a way to prevent the map from showing in Field Maps without deleting it or the underlying data. You can

  • Open Field Maps Designer >
  • Locate the map icon and check the box next to the map title >
  • Select 'Hide from mobile app.'

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by Anonymous User
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Thanks! That looks like a good option. I prefer to remove it if I can though - I hate having apps float around that aren't  being used. As a newer member of my organization I have inherited quite a few Field Maps apps that don't seem to be in use anymore or don't have any content in them when I open them from a mobile device and I hate having to sort through all of the fluff in order to find/reconfigure the apps that I actually need to access.

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MichaelLohr
Occasional Contributor II

I had the same question as well. I would rather be able to delete/remove it entirely as well. Sometimes Hiding it is what you want to do, but often you want to delete the entire map/app without deleting the underlying data content. Field users waste time opening up old/outdated or empty maps that accumulate over time. This should be kept to a minimum. Maybe ESRI will respond with guidance.

MadelineSambrano
New Contributor

I just tested it out- If you delete the field maps map, the data and photos are still there in feature layer associated with the map.

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