repeat with multiple geopoint

Question

Greetings,

I have a survey form that leverages a repeat to capture inspection information, and each inspection requires an embedded repeat that captures two sets of latitude and longitude coordinates.  When I submit the form the resulting feature service (hosted) contains 2 layers and one table.  One of the layers contains the captured lat/long values (from the nested repeat). The other layer holds the information captured in the survey that is not within the repeat group.  Finally the table contains the information captured date from the survey repeat.

I want to create a web map that will show the captured lat/long points but also configure the pop up to display the values from the table.

dougbrowning · Answer

The Arcade goes in the popup in the Map. So anything you clicked on it would fire.  It is just values for display you of course cannot map using lat/long number fields.

If you are trying to show the main form in the location from the repeat I would just use a calc to grab that all in the form.  Parent always needs Geo.

You can use an if though like this example only runs on Points marked done

if ($feature.EvalStatus == "Eval") {
var sql = "PlotKey = '" + $feature.PlotKey + "'";
var tbl = Filter(FeatureSetByName($map,"Species Richness", ['PlotKey'], false), sql);

var tblCnt = count(tbl)
if (tblCnt < 1) {
    return "
----No Species Richness form found!"
}
else if (tblCnt > 1) {
    return "
----More than 1 Species Richness form found!"
}
else {
    return ''
}
}
else {
    return ''
}

JohnMedema · Answer

Apologies for the tangent on using the join.

A better question; leveraging Arcade in the pop-up, would the expressions you suggested be applied to all submitted surveys?

Thanks for the help Doug.

dougbrowning · Answer

Sorry you lost me none of what I posted uses a join.  This is all Arcade in the popup.

But for the 0,0 all forms have GPS.  They have to be be a Feature layer.  So if you hide the spatial at the root of the form then they all get 0,0.  I would not hide it.  Knowing where they were when they used the form is always handy.  We see users in the wrong spot all the time.