Latest Contributions by RafaeldePedro

A user in our organisation is reporting that Field Maps continues to crash (app closes and goes to background, screen goes back to android home screen). This only happens when the user is adding vertices to create a polygon on any map. When this happens, Field Maps can be opened again, being left just before the creation of the polygon that made it crash. If it was an isolated occurrence, my colleague could continue with their work, putting up with this inconvenience when it happens. However, this seems to happen almost every time, which means needing multiple attempts, simplified shapes, etc. each time a polygon needs to be drawn, with the natural frustration this carries. He is the only user reporting this occurrence. His android tablet, version, Field Maps version, ArcGIS Online licence and role types being exactly the same as their colleagues who manage to work without incidents. My colleague reports this issue happening only on their android tablet, while working correctly on their android phone. Uninstalling Field Maps and installing it again has been tried, but the issue persists. Device factory reset has not yet been tried. I attach Field Maps log for reference - I don't really understand it, but someone here might be able to identify the event of the app going to background when editing, etc. and hopefully identify a reason.  User: mobile worker. Role: data editor. Field Maps: version 25.1.0 | Build: 1529 Tablet: Samsung Galaxy Ta  S6 Lite | Model: SM-P620 | Android Version 14 ... View more

Hi, so here's the issue I'm choking with. I apologise for trying to say it into so many works - if you see my two screenshots attached, they should speak a thousand words, but I leave the description of the problem below just in case. Hope someone can help: Layers align with a GB Basemap   The red line layer does not align when Imagery basemap is selected   I've got a layer on ArcGIS Online to show site boundaries, shared from ArcGIS Pro, where it was created originally as a Feature Class in a GDB with Feature Dataset in British National Grid. The map in which this was created (and shared to ArcGIS Online) was in British National Grid and with transformation 'OSGB 1936 to WGS 1984 NGA 7PAR'. Not sure if this bit is important. When this layer and boundary were created in ArcGIS Pro, all features aligned as expected with other layers and any basemap of my choice (World Imagery, Open Street Map or any GB Base map). Then, the map (containing only this layer) was shared as a Feature Layer to ArcGIS Online. But in this case, when I open the webmap, the Feature Layer behaved differently depending on the base map on display: when using a GB basemap (grey, topographic, cartographic, etc.) the boundary aligns with the other features as expected. However, when switching to other basemaps (e.g. Imagery), the boundary seems to have moved. I understand that GB basemaps and Imagery have different coordinate systems at their root (BNG v Web Mercator Auxiliary Sphere, I believe), so I think this must be the cause. But, to make it even more complicated, there is another layer on the webmap. This is a shapefile containing some background vector lines that should align with OS features. This shapefile was created in ArcGIS Pro in a map with exact same properties as the map where the boundary feature class was published from. However, this shapefile has been added to ArcGIS Online as a zipfile, then added to the webmap. Now, when we look at both layers on the map viewer, and play with the different base maps, what I find is that the zipfile shp layer behaves correctly regardless of the basemap, while the boundary layer (shared directly from ArcGIS Pro), only aligns properly on the GB basemap. Any ideas, solutions, etc. please? Thank you all ... View more

Hi,  I am trying to retrieve Survey123 records from an android device. The submission failed due to the Survey being accidentally deleted from the organisation site. I believe I used the process involving DB Browser and the SQLite file recovered from the device, as described this troubleshoot article.  The issue in these steps guide you to recover the data from SQLite file in order to submit them again via the Survey123 field app. This is not working in my situation, due to the Survey123 Feature Layer/Form being accidentally deleted in AGOL. What I'm trying to achieve is using the SQLite file to create a csv or an xls file that presents the records as if they have been exported directly from the Survey123 website. With DB Browser, I have been able to export the table 'Surveys' from the SQLite file to CSV, however, the interesting stuff from the survey is all under the field/column 'Data', making the CSV not unusable for what I need. I have also looked into the python script shared via GitHub, (is this by @JamesTedrick?) with no success - perhaps I'm not inspired, perhaps it's not intended for what I'm trying to achieve.  Is this something anyone has experienced, or is able to help? Sorry if my description is short or lacking - I'm happy to elaborate further if needed! Thanks everyone ... View more

We publish feature layers and maps for tree surveys on a daily basis - each feature layer and map (site) will be identical to each other in the configuration of the layers, etc. At the moment, the four editable layers require manual configuration of the pop up, which is a text with some values from a number of layer fields and a hyperlink text with a url to open a Survey123 form. The content survey identifier code is the only variable in the pop up configuration, everything else being the same. Is there a quicker way, a way to automate the generation and configuration of the layer pop ups so they don't have to be manually created, for each layer, and for each map, every time? For some reason, I wonder if publishing for ArcGIS Pro (currently we do from ArcMap) might allow for pop up configuration (and automation) instead of doing it on AGOL Map Viewer, but I am just speculating. Thank you, Rafa ... View more