Error on map question, but on mobile app only

[Crinoid]

I've been building a survey that has several pages. Each page has a repeat containing one geopoint question. I've constrained the map question so that the submitter has to place 3 separate points before they can proceed to the next survey page. It's all working as it should except for on the mobile app. There, when I place my first point I get this error: "jr:itext('/form/page_2/point1/location:jr:constraintMsg". "page_2" is the name of the group/page and "point1" is the name of the repeat.

On a web browser (desktop or mobile), no problem:

On the Survey123 mobile app, I get this error:

Is there anything that can be done about this? I don't know the cause or how I might fix it.

[Neal_t_k]

Did you build this in Connect can you share the relevant parts of your xlsx?  From what you shared there appears to be an issue with your constraint msg.

[Crinoid]

Here's a copy of the draft. The constraint message just reads "(Place exactly three points before proceeding to the next page.)"

[Neal_t_k · Accepted solution]

@Crinoid 

A couple things I am noticing.

1. Your constraint is "${numPoints1}=3"  which is appropriately triggering on the first repeat because 1 = 3 is false.  Try "${numPoints1}<=3"   This won't trigger till you get to repeat 4.

2.  Not sure why the constraint msg isn't displaying properly in the geopoint question, but you could try making a relevant field to trigger on repeat 4  to display your message and then constrain that field.  The constraint msg should show then.

3  This might be a good place to implement the "repeat_count" column.  If you put 3 for repeat_count, the form will start with 3 repeats. And since you are requiring the user to place 3 points, you may not need the constraints then.

4. Take a look at you field names,  I see "location" several times.  You probably want to give them unique names as it may cause issues down the road.

[Crinoid]

I really appreciate the help and tips. I'm very new to repeats and learned some good tricks here. Didn't know <= was accepted and have never touched the repeat column before! Those two helped me get something a lot closer to my initial goal for the survey. And modifying those fixed whatever was unhappy about the constraint message, so double win. Thanks again!