The 'select_one' question not displaying any attribute values

Question

I am trying to add media image icons to make the survey form more comprehensible and appealing for community mapping. Everything was find until I wanted to add some images as icons for the values of my 'select_one' question. When I try to do so, my 'hint' configuration and choice values disappear and replaced by dashes. Please refer to the screenshot below.

I believe I have followed the instructions correctly from this documentation:

* Style your survey—Survey123 for ArcGIS | ArcGIS

And I even tried troubleshooting by referring to this thread:

* Problems adding images to a select multiple question on Survey123.

I even replaced the backslashes in labels and omit commas just to see if it was the cause of the issue; still doesn't work. I am attaching my survey form folder just in case anyone wants to have a look at it. I don't know if it's relevant, but does the image format contribute to this issue? Because the photos are in .png form.

Any pointers is deeply appreciated.

Thanks!

Azalea

Community Mapping.zip

Community Mapping.xlsx

Anonymous User · Answer

Heya Doug!

Sorry for the late reply. But I found out what was the issue and I think it was quite careless of me to overlook it. Actually, the default language of the survey has to be configured in the 'settings' worksheet of the XLSForm. Do refer to the screenshot below:

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After I have configured the default language, everything is right as rain.

Thank you for taking the time to test it out at your end! And I'm so sorry for the late feedback.

Regards,

Azalea

dougbrowning · Answer

I see that as soon as you add any image tag to the choices it does turn all hints and labels to just a -.

It has something to do with the second language.  If I remove the second language column and change the column heading back to just the word label then everything works fine.

I have no experience with diff languages so maybe the 123 team can help.

Anonymous User · Answer

Eh? That's weird. But anyway, I've attached the XLSForm Excel workbook if you're still interested in looking into it.

Thanks!