Latest Contributions by ColinCampbell1

Hi all, I have a JavaScript script/function that identifies which record within a repeat has the most recent date and returns the 'number' of that repeat.  That number is then used elsewhere to bring back another date value from that repeat record to populate a field in the survey's main table. In the field app this all works perfectly, but when I view it in the web form version it doesn't.  From what I can see it it returns the number of the repeat as '6' or '9' (depending on the date value) even when there aren't anywhere near that number of records with the repeat. I know there are limitations with using JavaScript within the web form, so I was wondering: 1) Is this one of the limitations (and if so what actual is the nature of the limitation I'm seeing)? 2) If it isn't one of the limitations, what am I doing wrong?  Is there a solution/better way to do this? I've attached a version of my .xlsx and the script is as below.  I'm logged in when I'm running this and I'm also a beginner with using JavaScript so may not be understanding things properly. Any help anyone can offer would be hugely appreciated.   /* * JavaScript functions for Survey123 */ function indexMax(fieldname){ var maxValue = fieldname[0]; var maxIndex = 0; for (var i =1; i<fieldname.length; i++){ if (fieldname[i]>maxValue){ maxIndex = i; maxValue = fieldname[i]; } } return maxIndex; } ... View more

Hi, We've successfully set up a partnered collaboration in ArcGIS Online which lets users from both organisations access feature layers and web maps.  We're having issues however when it comes to the partner users being able to access our web map apps and dashboards share under the collaboration.  When they try to access these items they are prompted to log into our organisation which they cannot do as they are not members of our organisation (we use single sign on in just in case it's relevant). Is this expected behaviour or should our partners be able to access these types of content? Many thanks in advance to anyone who can help. Colin   ... View more

Hi, I've just noticed that all the map questions on our Survey123 webforms are now missing a marker/pin symbol to highlight where you've clicked for a location to be.  All these were working previously, but now are missing.  Is this a known bug or (new) expected behaviour?  Either way it makes selecting a location really hard and users are thinking that the forms aren't working. It seems to be the case in Chrome and Edge, although mobile browsers do have the blue marker symbol (I don't know if they use a different mechanism though).  I wondered if it could just be my organisation but I've found examples of other public forms doing it (although not all forms seem affected).  The ones we've made will have been created in Connect. I'd be really grateful for any advice/info.  Two examples of the forms are linked to below. Colin https://www.rspb.org.uk/our-work/conservation/projects/corncrake-calling/report-a-corncrake/ https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/6c62dba7538d48ca81db6a6d2cfdb75f   ... View more

I've created a survey in Connect that I want the public to use through a web browser.  I've set the basemap to default as the 'imagery with labels' map and this is what displays in Connect.  When I publish the survey and view it in a browser that I'm signed into (using my organisational AGO account) the basemaps is as intended.  However, when I look at it without being signed in (as the public would) it defaults to the plain imagery map. I've tried defaulting it to multiple other maps and they always display when I'm signed in, but the form always defaults to the plain imagery map when I'm not. Am I missing something or is this a bug? I'm using version 3.12.230.  I note there was this bug before, but it say's it's fixed - also my issue is the default is not honoured in a public, non-signed form only. ... View more