Latest Contributions by LiamHarrington-Missin

Thank you @IsmaelChivite and Happy Holidays. Useful as always.  I've got some follow up questions if you don't mind. Firstly, what workflows have you encountered where there is a need to export the filename as a separate field.  I ask because my brain has assumed that there is some nifty automation trick you've encountered and I can learn a useful trick. Secondly, what is the best way to export the photos from AGOL so they can be dropped into something like SharePoint.  Can we leverage PowerAutomate/Make do this for you?  What if we wanted to do a batch export rather than a live-stream export?   Finally, and spinning off that last question.  Let's say I've created a simple "observations" feature service that is designed to capture photo observations from mobile teams.  If I decide to link that feature service to ALL the mobile apps, (e.g. FieldMaps, QC and S123) then is there a nifty trick to get all the attachments to a SharePoint folder with a single call, e.g. sync AGOL and Sharepoint every 3 hrs (for example) or does it require an PowerAutomate/Make intervention between each app and AGOL feature service (e.g. 3 x PowerAutomate/Make scenarios)? I think this post answers my questions mostly.  The only thing missing really is how could a nonGIS user achieve the same outcome? https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-survey123-blog/survey123-tricks-of-the-trade-download-survey-data/bc-p/1238310#M5364 All the best, Liam ... View more

Agree - Just ran into this issue myself.  The only work around I could do was to simply embed a text hyperlink into the dashboard to "show all data".  The hyperlink just reloads the dashboard url with no param pair.  Works in a standalone dashboard example but will fall over if the dashboard is embedded.   ... View more

I have the same request.   The time widget is a great addition but it only applies to time applied layers (as far as I can see).  I have a series of tables within a hosted feature service that the time slider widget can't see because you can't make tables "time aware".   My use case is that I want to create an experience that hosts a whole host of data.  I want a user to select a time period (e.g. a day during an incident) and ALL the data in the experience can be filtered.  In effect allowing you to flip day by day through a project or incident. Is this in the pipeline @Jianxia and team?  ... View more

When editing, can you have a repeat start on the latest entry rather than the first?  Hi all, When you are editing a survey which includes repeats and reload it from your inbox, overview or sent items, the repeat question starts at 1.  For my use case, that's inconvienient, I'd rather it load in and start on the most recent edition.   The work around is to press the plus button, which creates the next entry and then use the delete button to get back to the latest record.  That's all well and good when you know the trick, but not ideal.     ... View more

Well now I feel stupid... Thanks @JohannesLindner  ... View more

Hi @jallen, Your message popped up and gave me a good opportunity to stop doing something boring.   I think I would solve both questions by leveraging hosted feature views.  For 1) I would ensure that the survey form includes a date field for "first observed missing".  Then I would create a feature view of the data that only shows the most recent (5 days) data based on that field.  That's the data I would share with the public For 2) I would ensure that the survey has a share with public "yes/no" field and then create a hosted feature layer view for that contact only if that field is "yes".   I advise caution with this feature though as sharing contact info with the public is GDPR sensitive.   https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/manage-data/create-hosted-views.htm ... View more

Great to see the launch of a timeline widget @Jianxia.  Looking forward to what I expect to be more flexibility that the instant apps timeline widget. ... View more

Just Arrived as of June 2022 https://doc.arcgis.com/en/experience-builder/latest/configure-widgets/timeline-widget.htm ... View more

Thanks @IsmaelChivite, Quick question are you able to artificially adjust for speed (and altitude) using the NMEA file.  I mean how does it know how fast you are travelling to simulate the frequency of the update.   Really useful feature and I'm starting to play with this idea to support exercise injects including land, marine and aerial vehicles.    This gets me part of the way there but I'm wondering whether Esri or any other emergency teams have started artificially creating location data feeds to make exercises more realistic. L. ... View more

@FRSadmin, You're right, I have to admit my Japanese is a bit rusty :).  This link will give you a starting point with integrating with the other Esri apps using a url schema.  From what you are describing, it sounds your're on the right track with having the repeat (related feature) for the bird calls vs. having a parent feature for the "base data" as you called it.  You mention a need to get the data out in Excel.  This is of course possible but is an extra step that I tend to try and deter my users from because you can end up spending an awful lot of time trying to get an Excel Table to "sync" with the Feature Service where the data is held in AGOL.  Far easier to migrate all the downstream data analysis from an AGOL feature service (e.g. with dashboards) but that takes a bit more convincing to do.  People love their spreadsheets. On the plus side, it is nearly automatic that data will capture the seconds, your only challenge is making it visible.   Liam ... View more

Hi @FRSadmin, What an interesting use case.  Does it have to be Survey123 for this?  Your use case suggests that QuickCapture might give your users a better experience, at least for the logging of bird calls?  That being said it doesn't allow for the need to edit the time stamp easily if you hit the button by mistake.  I guess my question would be how common this would be and whether you can just accept a small percentage of errors in an otherwise good dataset?  QuickCapture might be a way to reduce the number of spurious records as a result of a better user interface. It's pretty simple to launch QC from within S123 as well so you could do the bulk data entry in S123 (e.g. survey metadata) and then use a hyperlink to launch QC to capture the bird calls that are clearly time critical.  Not knowing your workflow means I'm speculating about the content of your survey. L. ... View more

That did the Trick!  Thank you @rachelm  and @Andrew-Bowne.  For reference this is the working version.   ... View more