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Calculated URL converts question mark to colon

BryanBurns

I'm trying to construct a URL to launch the Survey123 app from a field within my table and using calculate to do so. The problem I'm running into is that the SQL calculate tool will convert any question marks (?) that I have in my URL to a colon (:). For example, I input the following string:

'https://survey123.arcgis.app?itemID=123456xxx12345xxx12345xxxx'

and after running the calculate, it converts to

https://survey123.arcgis.app:itemID=123456xxx12345xxx12345xxxx

Anyone know of a way around this? I've tried using double question marks (??) but it converts to @. I've tried using question mark in brackets [?] but it converts to [:]

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Clubdebambos

Thats a shame. We use url construction in the popup rather than an attribute in the table and it works successfully. Two links, one for desktop and one for mobile app.

Desktop: https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/b5XXX60XXb0fXXX08c82fdf30XXXXXXX

Mobile: arcgis-survey123://?itemID=b5XXX60XXb0fXXX08c82fdf30XXXXXXX

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Clubdebambos

Hi @BryanBurns

You could try URL encoding and instead of ? use %3F

BryanBurns

So I gave that a try and the encoding comes through as text - ie: it doesn't recognize the encode. So my result was: https://survey123.arcgis.app%3FitemID=123456xxx12345xxx12345xxxx

Clubdebambos

Thats a shame. We use url construction in the popup rather than an attribute in the table and it works successfully. Two links, one for desktop and one for mobile app.

Desktop: https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/b5XXX60XXb0fXXX08c82fdf30XXXXXXX

Mobile: arcgis-survey123://?itemID=b5XXX60XXb0fXXX08c82fdf30XXXXXXX

Write text and create as link.

BryanBurns

@Clubdebambos - you da man! I was going about it the hard way but your screen shot pointed me in the right direction. Also worth noting, is that the "Custom Attribute Display" option doesn't appear to be in the new Map Viewer UI, only in Map Viewer Classic (or maybe it is and I just overlooked it.. ?)

Clubdebambos

Great stuff. We continue to use the Map Viewer Classic until Map Viewer gets more mature and inline with Classic and beyond.

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