Latest Contributions by RogerCleaves1

@Anonymous User Here's the responses to your questions! I'd be more than happy to talk through our specific use cases. Survey123 implements this as a comma delimited list of values stored in a string field. This can make it difficult to re-use in other areas of ArcGIS. For those of you who use Survey123: Do you show the layers in other apps/maps besides Survey123?  We use a view of the data in some internal and external dashboards Do you use hidden fields & calculations to split the choices into separate fields? Not right now, but have experimented with that as an option to parse the data Do you use Arcade in Pop-ups and Dashboards to format the data? Yes, we use Arcade to parse the data based on the types selected in the select multiple field How do you use the captured data for these fields? We use the data to provide summaries of which type of HHW or Asbestos is collected at each facility. Would you expect to be able to create a multiple choice element for existing fields? No If so, do those fields have existing coded value domains? Are they string fields or integer fields? Would it be beneficial to have a multiple choice UI/UX that stores each choice in a separate "boolean" field instead of a comma delimited list? That would make it easier to work with the data for visualizations and other data exploration How many choices per question are anticipated? For this use-case, at least 20 options would work Would you need to add or remove choices over time? Not necessarily, but it would be nice to have that option If so, should that affect previously collected data? No Would you need to deprecate choices over time? No Would you need to edit an existing choice name/values? No If so, should that affect previously collected data? No Do the choices needs any additional information displayed with them, like a description? Or is the value/name enough? Value/Name should be good enough for us If so, can you provide a specific example? ... View more

Hey @DougBrowning,  Sorry, I wasn't entirely clear. So, our field staff use parcels as the spatial representation of where to go and do household hazardous waste assessments, and they change the status on the parcel layer to signify if it's been assessed or not. This changes the symbology so they can still see on the map what has been cleared that day and what hasn't.  If we were just pulling through data from the related table, then your arcade expression would work great. Unfortunately, we have to also symbolize the parcel. Ideally, our user could use Field Maps to change the status on the parent parcel, and then also collect the collection data in the related table, but I think we're still missing a few pieces. ... View more

@DougBrowning sorry I didn't see your response until now! Our current workflow involves using Collector to select the parcel you need to take an assessment on, and then clicking the url to open to survey123 and gather the related collection information in the related table. It sounds like we're in the same boat. The real missing piece is changing a single field on the parent parcel layer that represents the status of the parcel, while also adding data to the related table. Opening Survey123 in an edit session isn't available in the app yet, so that idea is out the window, and I was hoping FieldMaps would be the answer. ... View more

I also can't stress enough how much this would help our organization! We are also a government entity, so going outside of the Office365 environment to procure a connector is very difficult. It would be incredible to have the Survey123 Generate Report connector inside of Power Automate! ... View more

Hi Colin, Yep, I've been playing around with the smartforms in Field Maps. My issue is, I have over 80 different fields in our current Survey123 form, all with different levels of conditional visibility, so re-creating this even once in a web map with Arcade would take hours. My hope would be to eventually have the ability to configure it once, and then export the arcade expressions and be able to re-import them into a new web map. Making a copy of the web map doesn't really work since the feature layer needs to be swapped out for a new county for every incident, and then the arcade expressions wouldn't carry over. In our use case, we deploy a parcel layer to collect basic attribute info related to wildfire impacts, and then have a related table where we gather the collection info regarding household hazardous waste. We use Survey123 for the collection table and Collector for the parcel layer editing (mainly changing the status). Thanks for the quick response, I'm excited to get this up and running for our next wild fire season. Roger ... View more

Hi all, I just found this blog article today, this seems to solve the 1-to-many iteration issue! https://community.esri.com/community/gis/web-gis/arcgisonline/blog/2020/06/09/show-related-data-or-tables-in-pop-ups-with-arcade-featuresets  ... View more

Any movement on this enhancement? We have an inspection survey and staff would like to see a summary of what was entered at the end ... View more

Hey Matt, Literally was working on this today! Here's some code that looks through a related table then returns the field. var relatedrecords = OrderBy(FeatureSetByRelationshipName($feature,"YourRelatedTableHere"), "YourUniqueIdentifier"); var cnt = Count(relatedrecords); var relatedinfo = ""; if (cnt > 0) {     var info = First(relatedrecords);     relatedinfo = info.fieldyouwanttodisplay; } return relatedinfo; Let me know if this works for you! ... View more

Hi James! Yes, I had a few issues, thanks for the JSLint tip, that helped a lot. I thought I had solved it, but ran into an issue where it wouldn’t load the changes. However, upon googling like crazy, I found a reply that someone wrote that said if you close Connect all the way and then re-open it, the changes should load through. Ta-da! Thanks again! Roger ... View more

Hi Bob, Yep, logged into AGOL. I also logged out and then back in to verify I had a good connection. ... View more

Hi Robert, So the process is as follows: Users are collecting images on a parcel in the field, sometimes they are connected, sometimes offline When users go to submit the feature with the attached photo, the app or iPad crashes. Sometimes this is due to excessive heat, mainly because we are collecting data during 105 degree F days. When the user reboots their device after it cools off, the photo is lost.  The rest of the data isn't hard to re-enter into the app because they have been taking notes, but the photos are gone and can't be recovered. What I'm asking is that on the app side, when you take a photo using Collector, that the photo is saved into a folder on the device as well, so that way, if the upload fails or the app or device crash, the photo is still stored on the device and can be re-added after the fact. ... View more