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Having some more odd behavior with the Experience Builder Editor widget where it's not honoring defined settings when accessing a related record. I have multiple layers and I want different editing capabilities for each. The app has been published with an attribute-only edit functionality for the Treatments layer. In the Editor, with nothing selected, the option to add a record to the treatment layer is disabled, as desired....You can see below where it's not an option in the Editor. However, when I select the parent record, and I navigate down to the related Treatment records (which I would like to be able to do), you can still see '+ Add Feature' is available, and you can still add features, which is what I explicitly disabled. The ability to edit in this fashion is enabled in the Form in the webmap, but there's no option to specify editing type.     Could someone in in the community help out with a workaround, or, better yet, can somebody with Esri patch this up?   ... View more

I have an Experience Builder application that's not behaving as expected.  I have the settings for the Editor widget configured on my layers to allow updates only. However, when the editor is opened for a given layer it reports that the form is 'Read Only' and allows no edits whatsoever.  Editing is enabled on the layer, and with the same account I can commit edits in the map for the application, just not the Experience itself.  This was discovered after troubleshooting the issue where the owner account could in fact do whatever it wanted even though adding records was disabled. The settings:   What the user sees: This is the same account that submitted the record Layer settings: So what gives? ... View more

Hoping somebody can chime in and tell me whether or not I'm on a wild goose chase. My issue: I have a survey with nested repeats, one of which uses a search appearance to query a feature service and return options. When a survey is opened using url parameters (see this post and this post) it gets completely bricked - previous repeats that existed are wiped out. There is no calculation to fire, none of the previously recorded information, etc. Calculation mode is 'always' so it seems like this shouldn't be a problem. I've tried it using arcade, as below: var urlsource = 'arcgis-survey123://?'; var params = { itemID: '6c6ed14f3b9749f098b2e84c6d9ed18c', action: 'edit', 'q:globalId': $feature.GlobalID, folder: 'inbox', update: 'true' }; var url = urlsource + UrlEncode(params); var incName = $feature.IncidentName var surveyHTML = '<br><a href='+url+' style = "color:#1e90ff">Click to Launch Survey for '+incName+' Incident</a>' return { type : 'text', text : surveyHTML //this property supports html tags } As well as just manually putting the URL together. I have also tried just using this method: https://survey123.arcgis.app/?itemID=6c6ed14f3b9749f098b2e84c6d9ed18c&action=edit&update=true&folder=* ....and it wipes out the custom map, even if being opened by the same person who performed the survey. Is there a methodology that actually works for what I'm trying to accomplish? I have a few dozen users submitting some fairly complicated surveys. I'd like them to be able to open their surveys and edit them from a means other than the Sent folder on their device. Is this possible?   ... View more