Latest Contributions by MattLayman

‎05-16-2024

I'm trying to query a feature service to populate an autocomplete dropdown question, based on the answer to a previous question. The answer to the previous question filters the results in the question, and that works just fine in the syntax below. autocomplete search("DigSiteNumber?url=https://machine.domain.com/webadaptor/rest/services/Datasets/Dig_Sites/FeatureServer/0/query?where=Year_Announced=2023", "matches", "PipelineRouteID", ${systemsegment}) What doesn't work, however, is the query on the feature service that is provided in the REST call. I do not understand why Survey123 is refusing to honor the query, even though the syntax is correct (I've tested it against the feature service using the REST API and it works as expected). Does someone know why this might be occurring? I checked the documentation, and didn't see any help on this. Further, the documentation has a syntax error in the example provided- there should be a "/?" after the "0" and no "&". I am using Survey123 Connect version 3.14.274 on a Windows 11 machine.

‎02-13-2024

@Tiff I completely agree. The web app builder functionality in this regard is far superior compared to the experience builder implementation. Would love to see that change soon.

‎04-18-2023

@KarenClark1 I think I figured out what you're trying to do- I also had the same or similar problem. Based on which pipeline segment a user chose, I wanted to then fill out other attributes in the survey based on their answer to that first question (which was populated using attributes from a feature layer using the "autocomplete search" function in the appearance column of the survey's excel form). In the next question, I wanted to auto-populate an answer based on the answer to the first question, so I used the "pulldata" function in the "calculation" column- the syntax looks something like this: pulldata("@layer", "getValue", "attributes.AttributeYouWantToPull", "yourFeatureServerURL/FeatureServer/0", concat("pipelineNameAttribute = '", ${previousQuestionFieldName}, "'")) The "Query a Feature Layer" example in the Survey123 samples was helpful for me to get the syntax down and get ideas for other ways to automatically pull in data. Hope that helps!

‎04-07-2023

I figured it out. I was specifying the REST endpoint for the service as the submission_url (link looks something like this: "...rest/services/Repair_and_Inspection_Report_Feature_Services/Repair_and_Inspection_Reports/FeatureServer", but when I switched to using the portal item link for the same service (looks something like this: "...portal/home/item.html?id=asdfjkl"), I was able to publish and collect data into the database as expected.

‎04-04-2023

I tried what the article Vinzafy suggested said to do, but that didn't work. The org ID, owner, and owner folder were not in the .itemInfo file, so I added them, but when I tried to publish, I got an error saying it couldn't create the folder in Portal (it had already been created from a previous failed publishing attempt). When I went to look at the .itemInfo file afterwards, the owner and owner folder info that I had added (as seen in the screenshot) were gone. This error does not occur for other data stored in our SDE. Like I said in my original post, my new feature service points to exactly the same datasets as the other feature service that I've published, the only difference is the name of the feature service. The first form and feature service that I made work just fine. I have confirmed that the settings are the exact same between the two feature services. I plan on adding a few more feature classes and tables to this new feature service, but for now, I'm just trying to get something published so I can continue building out the new form.

‎04-04-2023

This past fall, I successfully created a survey in Survey123 Connect that points to a pre-published feature service containing two SQL Server point feature classes and two SQL Server tables. The two tables and one of the point feature classes relate to the main point feature class through a relationship class. I am now trying to build another survey that uses a different feature service but will eventually reference some of the same point feature classes and tables referenced in the feature service of the survey that I built last fall. To get started with building this second form, I was hoping it would be as simple as copying the first form that I had built in Survey123 Connect by clicking on the 3 dots next to the form in Connect, clicking "save as", and creating a new form with a different name. I then changed the title of the form, the submission_url parameter to the new feature service I've built, and have been attempting to publish with no luck. When trying to publish, Connect always hangs at this screen- A folder called "Survey-TESTING" is successfully created in Portal under my username, but nothing is then added to that folder. What's strange to me is that, as of now, my new feature service is identical to the first feature service I made, the only difference is that it has a different name. And, in the new form that I'm trying to create, I haven't changed anything besides the submission_url parameter and the title of the form. I figured for the sake of testing purposes, this would be the best way to go by making very small, incremental changes to the form and to the new feature service, but I'm not even able to get past this first, seemingly elementary step. I have also tried building a very simple form from scratch that references the new feature service, and I get the same result. I have tried uninstalling/reinstalling Survey123 Connect, trying the latest version and previous versions of the software, all to no avail. Has anyone had success doing what I'm trying to do? Perhaps connecting more than one feature service to the same feature classes and tables isn't best practice/not possible?

‎04-30-2018

Did you ever find a solution to this? I'm running into the same issue now.

‎09-03-2012

I recently upgraded to ArcGIS 10.1, and am having issues creating new feature classes in my geodatabases. In addition, I can't edit data within the geodatabase. I get an error message when I start an edit session that says I do not have "appropriate permissions". I never had this problem in ArcGIS 10.

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