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‎06-01-2023

Hi, we've had similar issues and eventually figured out we needed to Upgrade Attachments in SDE after it has been enabled. We have to do the following now: for every new layer where attachments are enabled in SDE, run 'Upgrade Attachments' (Data Management in Pro), stop and start (or even republish) service to ensure attachments show in Survey123 web forms when viewing. Hopefully this helps you too.

‎05-30-2023

UPDATED: I get the same behavior (likert scale and dropdowns). Deleting and redownloading forms from the S123 app fixes it for a while but eventually it happens again. Connect version used to publish: 3.17.55 Survey123 app (Windows) version: 3.17.68 Interesting fix/workaround: Seems to only affect select_one questions that are numeric. Example: Creating an external choice list (select_one_from_file) works as a workaround.

‎03-27-2023

We are getting the same issue. The only thing that fixes it for us is stopping and starting the service used by the form in Server Manager. But the issue keeps coming back at least twice a week suddenly for all users at the same time (after being completely fine the rest of the time).

‎10-19-2020

Posted there thanks New thread here: Login to ArcGIS online using .arcgisprofile keeps asking to delete profile since it is v1.3 format

‎10-19-2020

This thread (started by Maaza Mekuria) was posted in ArcGIS Survey123 but is more relevant in ArcGIS API for Python. Copied and pasted here. Anyone else experiencing this? Maaza Mekuria asked7 months ago I am wondering why from time to time that the login into ArcGIS using a profile keeps asking to delete it since it "appears to be in the <v1.3 format.... . This is not nice, I did not ask it to be v1.3. Infact when the profile script is run, it says it is version 7.4! I upgraded to 1.8 and now I turned back to 1.6.2 . What is wrong here? Please see the image below and help me figure out what version it is talking about. The API version 1.6+ the ArcPro installed is 2.4.3 and I have updated python 3.6 (it is the compatible version for ArcPro) . I use a script to set the profile as detailed in using authenticated profiles. Working with different authentication schemes | ArcGIS for Developers Why is this error coming up? Jade Weideman (to Maaza Mekuria) I am experiencing the same issue. Our client only has ArcGIS Online, no ArcGIS Pro or access to ArcPy (only ArcGIS API for Python) and long story short, I wrote a Python script that does basic ETL processes (gets data from their API, transforms and loads it into a Hosted Feature Layer in their AGOL account). I followed the approach here to set up a .arcgisprofile persisted profile for saving the credentials to their AGOL account on the local machine in windows credentials manager: To create the profile using Python (once off): gis = GIS(url="https://arcgis.com", username="something", password="something", profile="AGOL_prof"') For the script to use the profile from then on onwards: gis = GIS(profile="AGOL_prof") It worked fine for a few weeks, the python script was scheduled and the layer in AGOL was updated regularly with new data like it should. After a windows update one night, we realised the layer wasn't being updated anymore and I saw this when I tried to run the script using Command Prompt: I had to delete the profile and create it again. It worked for a day and then the same thing happened again. Jade

‎10-13-2020

Hi James Tedrick, I don't think this has anything to do with ArcGIS Pro. I am experiencing the same issue. Our client only has ArcGIS Online, no ArcGIS Pro or access to ArcPy (only ArcGIS API for Python) and long story short, I wrote a Python script that does basic ETL processes (gets data from their API, transforms and loads it into a Hosted Feature Layer in their AGOL account). I followed the approach here to set up a .arcgisprofile persisted profile for saving the credentials to their AGOL account on the local machine in windows credentials manager: To create the profile using Python (once off): gis = GIS(url="https://arcgis.com", username="something", password="something", profile="AGOL_prof"') For the script to use the profile from then on onwards: gis = GIS(profile="AGOL_prof") It worked fine for a few weeks, the python script was scheduled and the layer in AGOL was updated regularly with new data like it should. After a windows update one night, we realised the layer wasn't being updated anymore and I saw this when I tried to run the script using Command Prompt: I had to delete the profile and create it again. It worked for a day and then the same thing happened again. Hope this helps Jade

‎05-05-2020

Hi, we have seen the same behavior when using large datasets (WAB 2.13). It sometimes only shows "Search more" without showing any initial results and you have to click it to get your result, even if there's just one. See the screenshots below: In the above screenshots, the street name Zukova Cl is searched by entering the first 4 letters (should only show one result), but the user has to click on "Search more" before that result is returned. The above screenshot shows the parameter that might be responsible for this behavior. The last screenshot just shows another example of the behavior, normally with more general searches. Kind regards, Jade

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Re: Survey123 Related Table Attachments - Cannot read properties of null(reading'name')

Re: Survey123 duplicates response options upon updates. Reverts when survey deleted and redownloaded.

Re: Field Worker Receives Error 400 When Refreshing the Inbox

Re: Login to ArcGIS online using a profile keeps asking to delete profile since it is v1.3 format

Login to ArcGIS online using .arcgisprofile keeps asking to delete profile since it is v1.3 format

Re: Login to ArcGIS online using a profile keeps asking to delete profile since it is v1.3 format

Re: How to Remove "Search More" from Query

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