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MasonBailie
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Absolutely, It is an Android Galaxy Tab A (2019) SMT510 running Android 9 (Pie). What is odd is that I can see the files in the .tpk library inside the app (under settings), so it recognizes that they are there and accessible, but it refuses to show them as options in the list of Map Types (default or otherwise) in the survey. I have also tried installing an SD Card and creating a file path that mimics the path for the internal storage and have the library point there instead, but the problem remains the same. The app updated for my phone as well from 3.3 to 3.5 with no changes or issues (i.e. the same result you have above), so the bug does seem to be device specific. Additionally, I can confirm that Survey 123 Classic is working just fine for us for now. We will likely just continue using classic for the foreseeable future. There appear to be no problems with missing feature services, errors in the survey sheets, or anything of that nature.
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07-22-2019
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Hi Phil, I did find that the new version of survey 123 seems to work for my phone (Android Galaxy S7) after reinstalling the app and then reinstalling the surveys. Unfortunately, the bug still holds true for the tablets we are using out in the field (Android Tab A 2019). The problem is we could not wait for a fix to be implemented to the new app, so at this point Survey 123 Classic was our only option. However, everything seems to be working just fine. I downloaded the Survey 123 Classic Connect app and then downloaded each individual survey and re-saved the forms using Connect Classic. I then re-downloaded each form to the Survey 123 Classic app on each tablet. One of the other odd things that happened to our forms as a result of the bug on the new version of the application is that we lost our radio button appearance for several fields. They reverted to drop-down menus and no matter how many times I tried I could not get them to appear as radios again, perhaps this was due to changing the name of the appearance property that causes those dropdown boxes to appear as radio buttons or maybe it is just a compatibility issue, but it seems that when we reverted to Survey 123 Classic, this functionality returned. Our forms are fairly simple and straight forward and I made sure to test one of them by sending an entry to our database to make sure the data reached the server. Everything appears to have worked fine and the offline maps are showing for our geopoint fields.
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07-18-2019
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Tatag, How does that work if I am already using Survey 123 Connect instead of Survey 123 Connect Classic for building my forms? Will I lose data if I try to push any changes to the forms using Survey 123 Connect Classic (changes that would normally wipe out data excluded of course)?
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07-17-2019
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Any updates on this yet? We have surveyors out in the field that are being hindered by this issue.
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07-16-2019
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Hi Phillip, Here is the copy of the tpk file and survey folder as a zip; the xlsx form file should be included in that. Files - Google Drive Please note that the form in question will only display the Geopoint survey question when Side = RT and Zone = 3, this is intentional functionality. I cannot attest specifically to how the .tpk was generated as I was not the one to create it; however, I do know the person who created the file and they followed the instructions outlined in https://doc.arcgis.com/en/survey123/desktop/create-surveys/preparebasemaps.htm to do so; I will also echo that this file was working before the update. In order to load the file onto the device I plugged the device into a desktop PC and transferred the map file to the '/ArcGIS/My Surveys/Maps' folder on the device (not onto an SD card as this device does not have an SD card installed). I then verified the file was there by checking the settings under the survey 123 app, but still, the geopoint question does not display the desired offline map and even selecting the hamburger menu located at the top right of the screen with the default world map open does not show the map in the folder as an option. I have also tried selecting the same file from the connect app for use under the settings options for the form in an attempt to connect the form to the file, but this also fails to yield results.
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07-10-2019
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I am also having this issue. The base maps load just fine (i.e. the imagery that ships with all forms: World Street Map, World Imagery, Etc...) but any customized maps specifically loaded onto the device for offline use will not appear. This is a big problem for us since we need these maps in order to run surveys in the field and are using them as a reference. This was previously working with the files mentioned. In fact, they seem to work with the Connect app for the PC just fine, just not the Survey 123 app for the device in question (Samsung Galaxy Tab A 2019). The storage settings will still show the maps as listed in the map library for the app, but despite this, the offline maps will still not appear in the window during collection of data. This is clearly an issue with the app. Please fix ASAP!
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07-10-2019
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Russell Roberts thank you for your quick response. Switching from using the OID to the GUID has solved the problems with Collector. Thanks! I still cannot get the Monitoring Records to work in ArcMap. When I try to save a local copy of the service I get this error: The FeatureKey is part of the MonitoringRecords table. It is of datatype GUID now, since it points to the Project Feature's Global ID. I'll be trying to figure out what is wrong with that column. I did notice that I cannot see the column 'FeatureKey' in ArcGIS Online's Table view. I believe that is because it hides all GUID information, but in doing that I cannot check to see if the correct data is being inserted into it. Here is the current map/data I'm now working on. http://arcg.is/1FtnqAG Thanks!
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02-25-2015
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Thank you ESRI, this latest update has been excellent! My organization had actually been developing our own mobile app so that we could easily collect data (requiring relationships) in the field; when it was announced in 10.3, that these capabilities were being added to collector, we were very excited! That being said, I'm having a couple of issues--- I'm not sure if they are features that haven't been developed yet or if I'm doing something incorrect. Refer to this map, it is just a test map so you can feel free to add your own features to test out the functionality: http://grmw.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=050e93147b0c4df18644c45b7fca0ac5 My three tables look like this: Restoration Projects: - Object ID - Project ID - Polygon Field - Name and a few more text fields that aren't important Project Features: - Object ID - ProjectKey (related to Restoration Projects 'Project ID' Field) - Point Field - Date and other fields - Attachment Monitoring Records: - Object ID - FeatureKey (related to Project Features 'Object ID' Field) - Date/comment and other fields - Attachment Projects 1:M--> Project Features 1:M--> Monitoring Records I can create ‘Projects’ in the app just fine. Displaying how many ‘Features’ a Project has in the popup works in the ArcGIS Online viewer but not Collector. In Collector, it leaves Feature Count blank. Problem #1 - Collector seems to not show related table information correctly in popups Creating a Feature works just as I'd hoped. You click on the Project area, go to "New" at the bottom of the pop up form and create a feature for that project. Collector smartly adds the correct ProjectKey information into that Feature so that my users do not have to know the Project ID or type it in continuously when they are creating Project Features. Everything works great here. I click view and can see my Project Feature has been added nicely and displays correctly. The problem lies in the next step, the nested related table, adding a “Monitoring Record” for that Feature. I click "New" at the bottom of the Feature, and immediately I notice that the FeatureKey is not filled in. This is a bummer since it worked so well for the Project Feature previously. Problem #2 - My Monitoring Records do not automatically add the FeatureKey to the field I do not want my co-workers to have to remember the FeatureKey that they are creating a Monitoring Record for (likely, they won't be able to). Oddly enough, if I leave that field blank while filling out the Monitoring Records form, the Monitoring Record is still related to the Project Feature. I'm not sure how, since that field appeared to be blank. So I change my use back to the ArcGIS Online viewer: Project Data is correct, Feature data is correct and attachments are working, here’s the kicker--- and I cannot view the Monitoring Records attachment. (That seems to be the only problem with the Online viewer. Other than this, I'm very happy with how well that works.) Problem #3 - I can't see attachments for my table Next it's time to open the data in ArcMap. Online, I browse to My Content, click on my Feature Layer and select Open in ArcGIS for Desktop. It downloads a file that I click and opens up ArcMap (this is a very nice way to do this, simple and easy to use). I see my Project and Feature data. I click the Project I created and it shows the Feature relationship it has. That Feature has an attachment as well that loads via my Windows Photo Viewer. (Great!) And then I notice that my Feature does not have any Monitoring Records associated with it. I then click the "List By Source" and notice that my Monitoring Records table doesn't seem to be included with the Service. Problem #4 - ArcGIS Online doesn't seem to attach my related table to the service given to ArcMap Those are the issues I'm having. Sorry that was long winded, I wanted to explain my scenario thoroughly. I'm nervous writing all this as I'll probably get a response of "you did your relationship wrong," or something simple like that. But I hope I gave you guys enough information to see my problems. Thanks again for the 10.3 release, it has some very exciting uses! If I need to attach any files for people to test out, let me know.
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02-24-2015
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Russell Roberts thank you for your answer to this question as everything works for me now after enabling the popup. Are there going to be any examples in the future on how to make related tables work? I searched for quite a while before going to the forums (probably my first mistake). Thanks for your help Russell!
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02-09-2015
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