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Displaying images

SLouq

I recently had workers go out and collect damage assessment points and images with Survey123 and would like to display those images in my dashboard. This seems easy if the image was part of the feature used to hold the damage assessment attributes but this is an older form and the images are stored in a related table.

Can I used embedded content to do this and if so how do I configure the URL to the related table so the images show up in the element as embedded content?

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jcarlson

What's the data structure look like? If the photos are just attachments on the related table, a dashboard can do this with a list on the points and a "details" panel for the related table. Have the list filter the details panel.

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SLouq

It worked!

Thanks

SLouq

Thanks for the replies!

The images are stored as attachments but in a related table not as part of the feature service. What I wanted to do is have the associated images for a point appear in the dashboard as the feature is clicked. I plan on republishing a new Survey123 for later this year to get rid of the related table, so was trying to see if there was a way to do this with the way things are currently setup. I will give jcarlson way a try to see if that will work.

ChristopherCounsell

The URL method has limitations, like publicly accessible layers

https://support.esri.com/en-us/knowledge-base/how-to-show-attachments-from-a-related-table-layer-in-t-000027210

Would strongly encourage you to contact support and attach your organization to ENH-000144845.

Otherwise you need to setup a widget to show ALL related features with photos, then have a selection filter the widget using the globalid/parentglobalid. As jcarlson mentioned in the Dashboard this is possible with List on Points and Details for photos.

It's also possible in Experience Builder using the List widget for the related table, and any other selection to filter the list(e.g. a table or map).

jcarlson

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