Print the mid (or central) Geopoint of a repeat in a map in the report and hide the marker

Question

Hi,

I have a survey with a repeat that let you collect as many geopoints as you want.

In the final report I am interested to see only one map because I don't want a single map for each geopoint. So I use this:

${#ObPoints | resultRecordCount:1}

${Ob_Points | mapSettings:” xxxf4192fcdexxxccf52xxbb7xxxxxxx”:3500 | size:580:380}

${/}

The problem is that when I geneate the report I have the map centered on the first point (because the logic of the script is to print that first point). I would like to center the map on the value on the center.

For example if we collect 3 geopoints for that repeat it has to be centered (or print if you want) the second, if we collect 4 points I want the map centered on the second or the third one...

Can anybody help with this please?

Also, if you know how to hide (or change) the marker on the PDF report generated that would be great.

Thank you

BarbaraWebster1 · Answer

Hi @Iron_Mark,

Sorry for the delay, you could check to make sure that when you set the symbology in the 'Visualization' tab of the feature layer or view that you changed the symbology for the repeat layer as well as the parent layer.

- Barbara

Iron_Mark · Answer

Hi Barbara,

Many thanks for your answer, I am having a problem with yours syntaxes. Everything work awesome exept for the fsct that I get the "default" survey123 simbology on top of mine one (those red points).

Do you know why?

I tried several times both your 2 sintaxes but it comes out like the following screenshot.

Do you know why?

Many thanks again!

BarbaraWebster1 · Answer

Hi @Iron_Mark,

Sorry for the delayed reply. Try this syntax to set the point symbology equal to the symbology defined in the survey feature layer in the visualization tab. There's no need to include the repeat start and end tags when you are showing all the points on one map.

${ObPoints.Ob_Points| mapSettings:”xxf4192fcdexxxccf52xxbb7xxxxxxx”:3500 | size:580:380| drawingInfo:"currentLayer"}

And this syntax is what you would use to set the point symbology equal to the symbology that's set in a view of the feature layer.

${ObPoints.Ob_Points| mapSettings:”xxf4192fcdexxxccf52xxbb7xxxxxxx”:3500 | size:580:380|drawingInfo:" https://services5.arcgis.com/jxxx654444xxx/arcgis/rest/services/nameofviewlayer/FeatureServer/1"}

Also note that if you don't explicitly define a scale, the map extent will automatically adjust to fit the points in the map.

Thanks,
-Barbara