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That sounds great, thank you for the update. I will give it a go and see how it works!
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Idea: Enable Survey123 Connect users to specify the maxRecordCount parameter for feature layers directly within the application, providing more control over the number of records displayed in the survey inbox. Background: Currently, Survey123 users face limitations when querying records within the survey inbox. The default maxRecordCount is set to 1000, which might not be sufficient for larger surveys with extensive data. Developers often encounter challenges when they need to access more than 1000 records, leading to workarounds and complex solutions. Proposal: Integration in Survey123 Connect: Add a new configuration option in Survey123 Connect where developers can specify the maxRecordCount value while designing the survey. This option can be included within the survey settings or properties, allowing developers to set a custom limit based on their project requirements. Benefits: Enhanced Flexibility: Developers can tailor the maxRecordCount according to the scale of their surveys, ensuring all relevant data is accessible within the survey inbox. Improved Efficiency: Avoid workarounds and reduce complexities in handling large datasets, streamlining the data management process for developers. Better User Experience: Survey respondents and data collectors will experience smoother performance, even in surveys with a substantial number of records.
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Have you used tile packages for basemaps? I have several basemaps that are >20GB. You can sideload the maps using iTunes for iOS devices. That way you can have a smaller vector maps with your data for users to download or "Add offline area". Users can then select the offline map as their basemap. Just a thought. Though, I do wish offline areas could be packaged smaller, this is my work around.
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Hi @kevinfarrell10 , Search is available by layer, table, or address in Field Maps. To enable it you would need to open your webmap settings and scroll down to the Application Settings. Select Enable Search and check By Layer, select the layer and field you would like to have searchable. The key to making them searchable offline is checking the Use in ArcGIS Collector and ArcGIS Field Maps. I hope this helps.
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Offline mobile maps play a critical role in remote data collection, particularly in areas with limited or no internet connectivity. Currently, ESRI Mobile apps primarily rely on .tpkx and .tpk files for offline basemaps. However, the file sizes of these basemaps can become prohibitively large, leading to storage constraints and slower performance on mobile devices. This proposal aims to address this challenge by introducing lightweight offline map storage options to ESRI Mobile apps, inspired by the efficiency of offline maps in the Guru Maps application. Proposal Overview: I propose the integration of two new offline map storage options in ESRI Mobile apps to improve user experience, reduce storage requirements, and enhance offline data collection capabilities. 1. SQLite-based Tiled Maps: - Implementation: Develop a feature that allows users to sideload tiled maps in the form of SQLite databases, similar to Guru Maps. - Advantages: - Significant Reduction in File Size: SQLite-based maps are highly efficient in terms of storage, enabling users to store larger areas of interest without consuming excessive device storage. - Cross-Platform Compatibility: Utilize Mobile Atlas Creator or similar tools to create lightweight SQLite databases for various platforms, making it easier for users to share and manage maps across devices. - Use Cases: Ideal for users with limited device storage or those working in remote areas with slow internet connections. 2. Persistent Map Caching: - Implementation: Enhance the map caching functionality to allow users to manually cache maps while online and retain them for future offline use. This caching mechanism should also support sharing cached maps among users. - Advantages: - Improved Offline Accessibility: Users can cache maps in advance, ensuring they have access to critical data even without an active internet connection. This is particularly useful for fieldwork in remote locations. - Collaborative Data Collection: Enable users to share cached maps with colleagues, eliminating the need for each user to manually cache maps separately. - Use Cases: Valuable for collaborative projects, emergency response teams, and scenarios where multiple users need access to the same cached maps. 3. Support for Vector and Raster Maps: - Ensure that both SQLite-based tiled maps and cached maps support both vector and raster map formats, giving users flexibility in their data collection methods. Benefits: - **Reduced Storage Requirements:** By introducing lightweight map storage options, ESRI Mobile app users can store larger areas of interest without worrying about excessive storage consumption. - **Enhanced Offline Data Collection:** The proposed features ensure that users have access to maps and data even in remote or offline environments, improving the effectiveness of data collection efforts. - **Streamlined Collaboration:** The ability to share cached maps and use SQLite-based maps across devices fosters collaboration and efficiency among users. - **Improved User Experience:** These enhancements will make ESRI Mobile apps more accessible and user-friendly, catering to a wider range of users and scenarios. Conclusion: Offline mobile maps are crucial for remote data collection, and their efficient storage is paramount. By implementing SQLite-based tiled maps and persistent map caching, ESRI Mobile apps can offer users a more versatile and efficient solution for offline map storage, thereby enhancing their utility in various industries and scenarios. This proposal aims to improve ESRI's mobile mapping capabilities, providing a competitive advantage and increased user satisfaction.
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The search function is available offline. The documentation might not be the best. Open your webmap settings, ensure Offline mode is enabled, scroll down to Application settings > click Enable Search> select layers and any specific fields you would like to search, by table or address. Save. One note I found that Both "Use in ArcGIS Collector" and "Use in Field Maps" needed to be checked in for the offline search to work properly.
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Offline location tracking would be key being able to identify locations where you have already been or need to go. Similar to the case above, we are 100% offline flying aerial salmon surveys in the Yukon River drainage and need to be able to identify if we have surveyed a particular stretch or bend of a river. We are currently using a Field Maps and QuickCapture but need a third app (Galileo Maps Pro) to track real-time tracks offline. Quick Capture has the ability to track offline but the map is limited with out the layer capacity of Field Maps. Since the track are stored locally, it seems like it might be possible to call them into field maps, but I am not sure.
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@DougBrowning I took you suggestion and hardcoded two different URL buttons, it should work out well.
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09-01-2023
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@DougBrowning Thanks for your quick reply. I figured that might be the case. That would turn a survey submission into a two step process, one to change the Field maps attribute and one to submit the survey. Alternatively, after callback to Field Maps I might add a switch field where the users could manually record whether a survey was completed. We are working offline and a submitted survey could be either a survey or updates to child tables only.
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08-29-2023
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@DougBrowning , @AnthonyJones5 Is there any news on the ability to callback a Survey123 field into Field Maps? I have been able to hard code as noted above but would like to be able to use the callback feature and write a survey123 field back into Field Maps. Ideal Workflow: Open Field Maps popup, button opens survey123, writes two attributes to survey123, when survey is submitted callback opens Field Maps centers on feature, and writes two survey123 attributes. It's just the last bit I can't seem to get to work. Using the above example it would look something like this: var callbackattributes = 'featureAttributes={"PolygonDataEntered":"$feature.Survey123attribute"}' Thanks!
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@DavidHood_USFS Thanks for your detailed commenting in the example you provided. I was struggling with a callback until I found this post. Cheer!!
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Here would be a more dynamic expression: var itemID = 'xxxxxx'; // Replace with your Survey123 item ID var field = 'Pole_Key'; // Replace with the appropriate field name var attributeName = 'RetrofitStatus'; // Replace with the desired attribute name var attributeValue = '2'; // Replace with the desired attribute value var survey123UrlSource = 'arcgis-survey123://?itemID=' + itemID + '&field:' + field + '=' + $feature.globalid + '&callback:submit='; var fieldMapsUrlSource = 'https://fieldmaps.arcgis.app?'; var fieldMapsParams = 'itemID%3D' + itemID + '%26referenceContext%3DupdateFeature%26featureSourceURL%3Dhttps://services1.arcgis.com/xxxx/arcgis/rest/services/xxxx/FeatureServer/0%26'; var featureGlobalID = Mid($feature.globalid, 1, 36); var featureAttributes = '&featureAttributes=' + URLEncode('{"' + attributeName + '":"' + attributeValue + '"}') + '%0A'; return survey123UrlSource + URLEncode(fieldMapsUrlSource) + fieldMapsParams + 'featureID=' + featureGlobalID + featureAttributes;
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I have updated to R 4.2.2 with RStudio 2022.07.1+554 and still get the issue. I can run arc.check_product() product: ArcGIS Pro (13.0.0.36056) license: Advanced version: 1.0.1.300 but RStudio session aborts when I try arc.open(): ozone.path <- system.file("extdata", "ca_ozone_pts.shp", package="arcgisbinding") ozone.arc.dataset <- arc.open(ozone.path) Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Andy
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I am also having this issue. Is there a solution other than suggested by @AdamR, by changing the .pyt and pointing to a new instance of R?
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I would venture to guess the time is stored as UTC and converted to local time during the process. Similarly, when viewing data in ArcGIS Pro it is in UTC and when viewed in a web map time is showing in local time.
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