Latest Contributions by JohnathanHasthorpe

@Pili - You are right that QuickCapture only allows a single user input per page. This is by design to allow simple and rapid data capture. For multiple input types (or questions) on a single page, we would recomend the use of ArcGIS Survey123. ... View more

Hi — @GISMapLad The behaviour you’re seeing may be due to a known configuration issue that can affect offline workflows with attachments.   Why this can happen   In QuickCapture, features and attachments are submitted as separate requests. In situations where connectivity is intermittent, it’s possible for a feature to be successfully sent, but the associated attachment upload fails. This behaviour is dictated by whether the feature service supports applyEdits using GlobalIDs. You can check this by inspecting the service’s REST JSON for the following property: supportsApplyEditsWithGlobalIds   If this property is set to false, attachments are uploaded after the feature has been created and are not guaranteed to be successfully added. In low‑bandwidth or unreliable network conditions, this can result in the feature being created even though one or more attachments subsequently fail to upload.   However, when supportsApplyEditsWithGlobalIds is set to true, the behaviour is much more robust: The feature is only sent once all attachments have been successfully uploaded If any attachment fails, the feature is not sent, allowing the app to retry the entire submission later In other words, enabling this property ensures that features will not be missing attachments. To find out how to do so, see the following blog: How to enable supportsApplyEditsWithGlobalIDs on your feature layer  For hosted feature layers in ArcGIS Online, enabling Sync is often enough to resolve this. For non‑hosted or Enterprise layers, the same requirements apply as outlined in the Survey123 guidance referenced in the blog.   Controlling when records are sent   This can be achieved using the app’s Autosend setting. If Autosend is enabled, QuickCapture will attempt to upload records at a defined interval whenever the app is online. To avoid this: Disable Autosend in the app settings Records will remain on the device until the user explicitly sends them (from the map page), for example once they are back on a stable Wi‑Fi connection   You should also note that Auto Send can be set using an organisational setting, meaning it is possible to enforce the setting for all users in your organisation.   Can the images be recovered?   Unfortunately, once a feature has been marked as successfully sent and the local record has been deleted, the attachments can’t be recovered. However, you should be aware of the following organization setting: Retain sent records. This prevents data from being deleted from the device after sending, and allows you to use data recovery to recover missing records.   Summary   Based on your description, this issue is very likely related to a combination of: Intermittent connectivity during upload Automatic sending when a weak connection becomes available A feature service where supportsApplyEditsWithGlobalIDs is set to false Ensuring that this property is enabled is the most important step for preventing attachment loss in offline QuickCapture workflows. ... View more

Hi Katie, Yes, this will work. You just need to create a project user input in Settings: Once it’s created, you can select one or more buttons in your project, go to the Data tab, and apply the project user input to the appropriate field. The same project user input can be used across multiple buttons, even if they send data to different layers. The only requirement is that the field you’re updating is a text field. Let me know if you run into any issues. ... View more