Latest Contributions by DeonLengton

Hi Maya > I don't want the form to pull the value from the csv, but want to check what the user input as the same as the csv.  I am not sure what you mean with this statement but since you will only have one password at any one time for your survey I think its a bit of an overkill to use a CSV file. If you only have one password then you might as well hardcode the password into your survey and republish it whenever you want to change the password. You can then enable "Require update to the latest version of this survey" to enforce the user to update the survey to reflect the new password. If you really want to use a CSV file to store your password then you can verify the entered password in your survey with the following pulldata function into a calculate field named password_onfile: pulldata('loginfile','password','password', ${Password}) where: loginfile is your CSV filename without the extension placed in the media folder password is the only heading in your CSV file ${Password} is the field in your survey where the user types the password  You can then simply check if the pulldata() calculation matches the entered Password: ${Password}=${password_onfile} I would propose that you create a link to a hosted CSV file to make the process a bit more automated. If you update the hosted CSV file it will automatically be downloaded to your survey whenever it changes. I attached a working example for your convenience. ... View more

Hi This is totally possible if you have a logged in user - you can perform a live query via JavaScript to a feature layer and extract information based on, for instance, the closest or an intersecting facility by using the ArcGIS REST API: var url = featureLayer + "/query?where=1=1&geometry=" + coords + "&geometryType=esriGeometryPoint&inSR=4326&spatialRel=esriSpatialRelIntersects&outFields=*&returnGeometry=false&returnCount=1&f=json" You can then manipulate the return of the call to retrieve the attributes and use them in your survey: return JSON.stringify(responseJSON.features[0]); pulldata("@javascript","myFunctions.js","queryPolygon",string(${location}),true) pulldata("@json",${my_json},"attributes.Region")   Please see this blog for more info: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-survey123-blog/extending-survey123-smart-forms-with-custom-js/ba-p/898782 ... View more

Hi Ming There is no option to ignore the capitalization of field names in the survey. If you need to replace the calculations then i would propose you do a find and replace to make it faster. ... View more

Hi Judith I see that FieldMaps supports recent values: https://doc.arcgis.com/en/field-maps/android/help/fill-out-forms.htm Reuse recent values You can reuse field entries between forms to minimize repetitive data entry tasks. When mobile workers open another form after completing one, they can select from their recent entries to populate the new form. To use a recent value, select the entry where you want to use it, and choose the value from your available recent values. Hope that helps. ... View more