The Attributes pane is used to update the attributes for a selected feature, including adding attachments. The tabular view of a layer's attribute data is used to explore and update data.
Note:
You cannot create a form for a layer in ArcGIS Web Editor. Use Map Viewer to configure forms for attribute editing.
Update attributes
You can update values in a layer using the Attributes pane or the layer's table.
Update attributes in the Attributes pane
To update attributes in the Attributes pane, complete the following steps:
- Follow the steps to select one or more features.
- Do one of the following:
- On the editing toolbar, click Attributes
. - Use the Alt+Shift+T shortcut for Windows or the Option+Shift+T shortcut for Mac.
The Attributes pane appears showing the form for the selected features.
Note:
You can edit up to 20 features in a layer with a configured form. You can edit up to 200 features in a layer without a form.
- On the editing toolbar, click Attributes
- Update the necessary field values in the Attributes pane for the selected features.
If multiple features are selected, you can switch between the individual Feature view and Multiple features view using the expand button
. Then you can do the following:- In the individual Feature view, you can use the right arrow button
to view the next feature and the left arrow button 
to view the previous feature. - In the Multiple features view, you can update attributes for all selected features at once.
Note:
Some form elements are currently not displayed when more than one feature is selected, including attachments, the Info element, related records, and contingent values.
Caution:
Fields with different domains set at the subtype level are not visible in the Multiple features view.
- In the individual Feature view, you can use the right arrow button
- Click Save.
The selected features are updated with any changes made and, if editing multiple features, all edits are saved whether you are editing in the Multiple features view or individual Feature view.
Update attributes in a layer's table
To update attributes in a layer's table, complete the following steps:
- Open a map in Web Editor.
- To open the Layers pane, do one of the following:
- On the Contents (dark) toolbar, click Layers
. - Use the Alt+Shift+L shortcut for Windows or the Option+Shift+L shortcut for Mac.
The Layers pane appears.
- On the Contents (dark) toolbar, click Layers
- Click Options
next to a layer. - Click Show table.
The table appears.
Tip:
Click Select a layer
to view the table for a different layer. - Find the field containing the value you want to edit.
If you do not see the field in the table, click Show/hide columns and check the check box next to the field name.
- Double-click the record you want to edit.
If the value is editable, a text box appears.
Tip:
You can sort a field in ascending or descending order using the More menu
or by clicking the arrows next to the field name. - Provide a value in the text box.
- Press Enter on your keyboard or click anywhere outside the field.
The value updates.
- Click Close
in the table header to close the table.
Add attachments
Feature layers can include related photos or other files as attachments. If the layer owner has enabled attachments on the layer and you have privileges to edit the layer, you can attach related photos and files to records in the table.
Note:
You cannot attach files to a feature if you have unsaved changes in the Attributes pane.
Caution:
You can only attach files to one feature at a time.
To add an attachment, complete the following steps:
- Follow the steps to select a feature.
- Do one of the following:
- On the editing toolbar, click Attributes .
- Use the Alt+Shift+T shortcut for Windows or the Option+Shift+T shortcut for Mac.
The Attributes pane appears showing the form for the selected feature.
- On the editing toolbar, click Attributes
- Click View attachments
. - Click Add attachments
. - Click Select file.
- Browse to and open a file.
- Click Upload.
The file is attached to the selected feature.
- Repeat the previous four steps to create additional attachments.
- Click Save.
The attachment is added to the feature.
Add associations
You can add and delete associations between features in Web Editor using the Attributes pane. Associations model connectivity between features in a utility network.
To create a new association between two existing utility network features, complete the following steps:
- Follow the steps to select a feature.
- Do one of the following:
- On the editing toolbar, click Attributes .
- Use the Alt+Shift+T shortcut for Windows or the Option+Shift+T shortcut for Mac.
The Attributes pane appears showing the form for the selected features.
Note:
You can edit up to 20 features in a layer with a configured form. You can edit up to 200 features in a layer without a form.
- On the editing toolbar, click Attributes
- In the Associations group, click the association type you want to modify.
Note:
You must author a form with an associations element to view the Associations group in the Attributes pane. Use Map Viewer to configure forms for attribute editing.
- In the Associations pane, click Add.
- In the Available layers group, select a layer.
Use the Filter layers box to search for a layer if necessary.
Note:
If no options appear, there are no layers in the map that are compatible with the selected feature and association type.
- In the Add association pane, select a feature.
Use the Filter features box to search for a feature, or click Filter options
to build a filter if necessary.Note:
Only features that are compatible with the selected feature and association type are shown.
- Optionally, turn on the Visible toggle button to make the association visible.
Note:
The toggle button only appears when adding certain association types. - Click Add.
A new association is added to the layer and is visible in the Associations pane.
.Caution:
Clicking delete 
next to an association deletes the associated feature. You can undo this action by clicking Undo 
on the header toolbar.
Build a filter
Use the Filter Builder pane to build a filter with one or more conditions, narrowing down available features to make association editing easier.
To build a filter condition using Filter Builder, complete the following steps:
- Follow steps one through five to add associations.
- Click Filter options .
The Filter Builder pane appears.
- In the Conditions group, click Add new.
- Click the field selector and select a field to use for the expression.
- Click the operator selector and select an operator: is, is not, includes, excludes, or contains.
- In the value input box, provide a value to use in the expression.
The value input box varies depending on the field type and the operator. For example, if you selected the is or is not operator, you select from a list of data values in the specified field.
- Optionally, add another expression to the filter by clicking Add new and repeating steps 3 through 6 for each new filter expression.
Tip:
To create a similar expression to the one you created, click Options
on the expression and click Duplicate. Make the necessary changes to the duplicate group. To delete an expression, click Options and click Delete.
- Click Apply to save and apply the filter to the layer.
Tip:
To remove an expression from the filter, click Options and click Delete. To remove all expressions, click Clear.