Latest Contributions by JamesTedrick

Hi Oscar, Currently we don't support geocoding within the Survey123 App.  That being said, there's a couple of alternatives, depending on your data or workflow -  1) Geocoding can be done with the information collected after the collection using Desktop tools or ArcGIS Online. 2) If you have a pre-existing dataset of addresses/buildings (like a Master Address Repository/MAR), you could store the information in a CSV file and use pulldata() to retrieve the information based on a full text address match. ... View more

Hi Jonathon, In terms of pulling information in from a previous survey, we support a 'favorite answers' feature to store often-used values: Prepopulate answers—Survey123 for ArcGIS | ArcGIS  If this is a mostly connected environment, you can also create a new survey based off of a survey in the 'Sent' box - click on the survey in the 'Sent' box and it will prompt you to confirm you want to create a new survey with this data. James ... View more

Hi Loretta, It sounds like the particular version the surveyor used was deleted and a new survey republished.  Assuming that the surveys are identical (the screenshot above indicates an iPhone): 1) Connect the device to a computer with iTunes.   2) If prompted, have the phone trust the computer so that iTunes can connect 3) Once the phone connects, a small phone icon will appear next to the dropdown to select Music/Videos/Apps.  Click on the phone icon to enter the phone configuration information. 4) At the sidebar to the left, click on 'Apps' 5) You should see a display of the home screens of the phone in the main window.  Scroll to the bottom to get to the File sharing section (it's very often hidden).  Select the Survey123 application and then select the ArcGIS folder and click 'Save As' and choose a destination folder.  This shows the procedure: 6) The ArcGIS folder you saved has the following subfolders:   - AppStudio   - My Survey Attachments - this will be where any images have been saved and are referenced later in the data   - My Surveys - this will have a folder per survey (the survey's item id), along with Maps (any offline base maps) and Data.  Data is the folder containing all survey responses. These are stored in the .sqlite file.   7) From here in terms of recovery, there are a few paths to recovering the data.     - The easiest path is download the Survey123 application on your computer and copy the 'My Surveys' folder to overwrite the one created by the desktop application (either in /users/<username>/ArcGIS on a Mac/Linux or c:\users\<username>\ArcGIS on Windows) and then attempt to submit or re-download the form and submit.  Given you're description above, I don't expect it to work- it looks like the survey forms have different IDs.   - This database can be opened in ArcGIS Desktop, but the data is encoded differently than how ArcGIS Desktop would expect it.  I've worked on a script that exports these as a cvs file (attached); there are a few issues with non-ASCII characters (Python 3 would be preferred to avoid that).  Then the data can be combined with the other survey information, either through tools like ArcGIS Desktop or by downloading the CSV of the other surveys ... View more

Can you provide a screen capture of the 'Configure Attributes' screen or the layer's feature service URL?   ... View more

The ampersand conversion &amp; is expected as part of saving pop-up - it looks the same as my working samples.  The garbled text issue is a known issue that we are working to solve.  It's a little hard to tell if there was a cut&paste formatting issue, but when you provided the arcgis-survey123 url in the comment above, there is a space between the formID and the ampersand.  I'm able to replicate the experience of having the app report the survey has not downloaded when it is already there when there is a space after the form id.  ... View more

Hi Oscar, Can you double-check the capitalization of your field names?  I was able to replicate this behavior with a mis-capitalized field name; iOS is also case-sensitive whereas the desktop macOS is not. ... View more

Hi, In reading though the your description, this is occurring after the application actually does crash and you've re-opened the application?  I didn't quite catch that i the first read-through.  The issue with the q parameter does sound like the issue we have already logged.  The application crashing is different.  Is it possible to share the form, or provide an estimate of the amount of data collected in a day (number of repeats, fields, photos)?  Feel free to DM me via GeoNet or e-mail me if necessary. ... View more

By 'app crashing', you are referring to Survey123 presenting the image attached? We have this issue logged.  To confirm that behavior is the same as what we've already seen, can you answer a couple of questions:   1) You say that this occurs between 2 & 3 o'clock; what time of day do you start work / sign in (i.e., how long has the device been signed in)?   2) Is this occurring after coming back from a disconnected environment/airplane mode ... View more

We don't create a domain for select_multiple questions - those are stored as a comma separated list, which means the domain would need to have many more entries to properly hold the combinations (i.e., values a, b, c and d lead to): a b c d a,b a,c a,d b,c b,d c,d a,b,c a,c,d b,c,d a,b,c,d ... View more

Yes, I am a bit surprised.  I just tested against Android 5.1 (Moto G 2014) and Android 6.0.1 (Nexus 5) and both were able to connect with an R1 and provide location to Survey123 I see that Trimble flagged an issue with Android 6.0 (not 6.0.1), if that's the version they are using - http://trl.trimble.com/docushare/dsweb/Get/Document-797557/Geospatial_Bultn_GNSSStatusApp_R1andR2_Nov2015.pdf - in looking at the 6.0.1 changeling, it looks like there were fixes w/ regards to external GPS receivers. ... View more

What operating system are you running Survey123 on?  Survey123 uses the system's Location Provider; the GPS would need provide the information there.  This is what happens with devices that work with iOS and Android automatically.  For Windows, it's still common for external receivers to connect to the application directly instead of supplying the system location- we don't support that (yet), but there is a workaround documented here: Connecting External GPS Units   Also, https://community.esri.com/thread/161389 is a useful reference. ... View more

The error is apparently on the ArcGIS Online side.  If you're proficient in network debugging, I would try to access the items using the REST URL directly using a valid token and either your browser or a dedicated application like Postman.   ... View more