Latest Contributions by ChristinaLindsay1

‎03-22-2018

Thanks for your reply, but we found out why it wasn't working. It turns out when we moved the surveys the folders under "My Content" that stored them in the previous username were not in the new username. The form and feature layer were still in the account, but not in a particular folder. We ended up creating a new folder with the same name as it was before when it was published. Then we moved the form and feature layer to this folder. We also re-downloaded the survey to Survey123 Connect. Made the changes needed there and re-published. That worked!

‎03-21-2018

I'm trying to publish an update to a survey I created, but when I try to publish nothing happens. There's not even an error message. I just get the round spinning icon in the middle of my computer and that's it. This survey was originally created under my username through my organization. It since then has changed owner which I still have editing access to. I thought that might be the issue, but my colleagues have successfully republished their surveys with the same scenario. I don't know why my case would be different from theirs. I currently updated to the newest version of Survey123 Connect thinking that might be the issue, but I'm still getting the same issue.

‎03-21-2018

Never mind. We were able to solve it. We went to Survey123's website and went to the survey and chose "Collaborate". Then checked "Following Groups" and selected the particular group that we needed. Not sure why ArcGIS Online didn't do that by default.

‎03-21-2018

Members of a group cannot submit surveys through the app with Iphone. I'm the owner of the group and I can submit fine, but the members cannot. The members also tried to logout and login (found this suggestion from another questions asked on this community), but that didn't work either. We don't have administration rights so we cannot check to see what admin has set up. The members are also part of this organization as well. This is the message they receive: Send Error This survey was not able to be sent due to the following error: Code 403 You do not have permissions to access this resource or perform this operation. Do you want to edit this survey? Yes No

‎01-23-2014

Tim, Thank you so much for your answer. It turns out the curve is really bad and made lot of line segments instead of a true curve with a radius. As I understand, if there are many line segments to create a curve then it is just best to recreate the parcel and join it back to the fabric. I thought I fixed all these line segments using the Curves and Lines toolbar, but I guess it missed this one. If I find more gaps in between the parcels in the fabric I'll take your post into account. Thanks again, Christina

‎12-12-2013

I performed a least-squares adjustments on a group of parcels and they turned out great. As I was reviewing my work to touch up on areas that need a little more adjusting I noticed there was a gap between two certain parcels. I had to zoom in close to see the gap. Can that happen when a least-squares adjustment is performed? Is it possible that I used the transform parcels tools and that is why this happened? I don't remember using them, but that's the only explanation I can think of. So far, I only see this issue in one place in a group of 2112 parcels. The line between the two parcels is a curve if that makes difference. Attached is the gap I'm talking about. The imagery is pixelated because I'm zoomed in the area really close.

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Latest Contributions by ChristinaLindsay1

Re: Unsuccessful re-publishing of existing survey

Unsuccessful re-publishing of existing survey

Re: Send Error 403

Send Error 403

Re: Can least-squares adjustments cause gaps between two parcels?

Can least-squares adjustments cause gaps between two parcels?

Re: Send Error 403

Re: Unsuccessful re-publishing of existing survey