Survey123 Multiple Basemaps

AlisonSmall

Hi,

I have multiple web maps because my project is in a building environment (basement, ground floor, first floor, second floor). The user changes the basemap to the appropriate level (web map) of the building.

When a user completes a survey123 form, and is then published on survey123 to a report, the basemap changes back to the default basemap selected in the 'map' tab on survey123 connect. 

Is there a way for the user to change the basemap and almost over-write the default? Or can I remove a default basemap?

 

DerrickWestoby

Yes, it's possible to display a different basemap (and geometry styles/symbols) in the feature report. 

See the feature report syntax here - https://doc.arcgis.com/en/survey123/browser/analyze-results/featurereporttemplates.htm 

Example: 

${project_extents | drawingInfo:"currentLayer" | mapSettings:"271be24809ea473e9eb7d31579563e85"| size:600:550:0:0}

"currentLayer" means that the symbology set in my feature layer's "Visualization" tab will be used. 

The quoted string after mapSettings is the itemID for the web map that I want this geoshape to be rendered with. 

 

Assuming that you have a field with something like ${floor_number}, you could make your feature report use a specific web map to print out all responses on floor 1, a different web map to print all responses on floor 2, etc. 

${#repeat_name}${if floor_number='1'}

${sample_geopoint | drawingInfo:"currentLayer" | mapSettings:"itemIDofWebmapWithFloorPlan1"| size:600:550:0:0}

${/}${/repeat_name}

${#repeat_name}${if floor_number='2'}

${sample_geopoint | drawingInfo:"currentLayer" | mapSettings:"itemIDofWebmapWithFloorPlan2"| size:600:550:0:0}

${/}${/repeat_name}

 

You could also do something like calculate the extents of all geopoints on floor plan 1, pass that on to a geoshape question to calculate the extents, and then render that geoshape with a webmap containing all of your collected points (filtered to floor=1).  

 

Here's a few examples from reports using different parts of what I mentioned above: