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The latest (3.19.1) version of the Survey123 website installer has just been made available for download via the My Esri site. The 3.19.1 version includes the fix for a high impact bug that was identified in the January (3.19) release, along with a JS API update: BUG-000165059 - assestsPath variable targets ArcGIS online when it should point to the local portal. Update ArcGIS JS API to 4.29.5 If you’re not familiar with the Survey123 website installer or why some organizations need it, please refer to this previous blog post: Understanding the Survey123 website installer. It provides details on what it is, what you get, how it works and some other things to consider before setting it up in your local environment. More information can also be found in the Documentation and the following Knowledge Base articles: How-To: Install and configure the ArcGIS Survey123 website How-To: Set up a reverse proxy for an installed ArcGIS Survey123 website How-To: Configure an installed ArcGIS Survey123 website in disconnected environments ... View more

The latest (3.19) version of the Survey123 website installer has just been made available for download via the My Esri site. The 3.19 version includes all of the fixes and improvements from the November 14, 2023 update of the Survey123 web app and website, along with the following improvements to the installed website itself: BUG-000155630 [DE-000006740, DE-000006948] - Map doesn't load when accessing via reverse proxy and the website is installed on the same machine as the ArcGIS Enterprise it is configured with. BUG-000159328 - Address questions don't provide suggestions when configured with JSAPI <4.21. BUG-000147221 - Map and Address questions not working when configured with JSAPI <4.18. BUG-000150542 - Update JRE to v17.0.7 BUG-000155551 - The website does not honor the specified PEM certificate within the config.json file BUG-000139658 - The website configured with a reverse proxy returns an error 404 not found error after clicking Save As. A bug was fixed in which upgrading a Linux installation didn't maintain the Portal configuration. A bug was fixed in which the post installation text alignment was incorrect for RTL locales. Update Node.js to v18.18 to avoid security vulnerabilities. Update Python to v3.11.6. Other bug fixes and enhancements. If you’re not familiar with the Survey123 website installer or why some organizations need it, please refer to this previous blog post: Understanding the Survey123 website installer. It provides details on what it is, what you get, how it works and some other things to consider before setting it up in your local environment. More information can also be found in the Documentation and the following Knowledge Base articles: How-To: Install and configure the ArcGIS Survey123 website How-To: Set up a reverse proxy for an installed ArcGIS Survey123 website How-To: Configure an installed ArcGIS Survey123 website in disconnected environments ... View more

The latest (3.18) version of the Survey123 website installer has just been made available for download via the My Esri site. The 3.18 version is currently only available for Windows. We plan to have the 3.18 Linux installer available in September 2023. The 3.18 version includes all of the fixes and improvements from the August 22, 2023 update of the Survey123 web app and website such as: Choice lists of Dropdown questions have been improved when populated from a feature layer or table to ensure only unique choice values are returned, and the list is populated faster. The maximum file size of a file question increased from 100 MB to 500 MB for surveys in ArcGIS Online. A bug was fixed in which rear and front camera could not be switched when taking a photo in Safari on iPad. A bug was fixed in which attachments could not be submitted when a survey is launched from a link that contains the mode parameters of edit or copy. The ArcGIS Living Atlas category has been added when setting the source layer for calculation or populating the choice list of Dropdown questions. If you’re not familiar with the Survey123 website installer or why some organizations need it, please refer to this previous blog post: Understanding the Survey123 website installer. It provides details on what it is, what you get, how it works and some other things to consider before setting it up in your local environment. More information can also be found in the Documentation and the following Knowledge Base articles: How-To: Install and configure the ArcGIS Survey123 website How-To: Set up a reverse proxy for an installed ArcGIS Survey123 website How-To: Configure an installed ArcGIS Survey123 website in disconnected environments ... View more

The latest (3.14) version of the Survey123 website installer has just been made available for download via the My Esri site. This includes all of the fixes and improvements from the February 22 update of the Survey123 website such as: The web designer now supports setting a basemap outside of the organization's basemaps group for Map questions. A specific geocoding service can now be set when adding a Map or Address question in the web designer. Location can now be captured when opening a survey. The installer itself includes some minor fixes and a much faster Windows installation time. If you’re not familiar with the Survey123 website installer or why some organizations need it, please refer to this previous blog post: Understanding the Survey123 website installer. It provides details on what it is, what you get, how it works and some other things to consider before setting it up in your local environment. More information can also be found in the Documentation and the following Knowledge Base articles: How-To: Install and configure the ArcGIS Survey123 website How-To: Set up a reverse proxy for an installed ArcGIS Survey123 website How-To: Configure an installed ArcGIS Survey123 website in disconnected environments ... View more

The ArcGIS Survey123 website installer allows ArcGIS Enterprise administrators to host the Survey123 website and Survey123 REST API on their own infrastructure. As described in the Use Survey123 with ArcGIS Enterprise help topic, it is not necessary to deploy your own copy of the Survey123 website and REST API to work with Survey123 and Enterprise. However, there are a couple of reasons why you may want to consider the Survey123 website installer:  Installing the Survey123 website and REST API is an excellent option if you need to configure Survey123 in an ArcGIS Enterprise deployment with limited or no internet access.  You may also want to consider installing the Survey123 website for security reasons. For example, to keep Esri resource dependencies and network traffic within your own network.   To learn more, check out the Use Survey123 with ArcGIS Enterprise help topic and the Understanding the Survey123 website installer blog post.  We are pleased to announce the availability of the Survey123 website installer version 3.13, including a new Linux setup. Authorized ArcGIS Enterprise users can download the installer from My Esri.  This release incorporates all the functional enhancements of the 3.13 Survey123 update, including support for the new address question type, web designer improvements and accessibility enhancements for web surveys. Check this blog post and the what’s new help topic for more details.  The installer is now also available for Linux. The post installation assistant has been translated to ArcGIS supported languages for both Windows and Linux environments.  Please note that Survey123 report services are not part of the Survey123 website installer. Incorporating report services into the Survey123 website installer is in our development backlog. For questions about accessing downloads in My Esri, please refer to the My Esri Community.  ... View more