Latest Contributions by SathyaPrasad

Check the Quick Report template. It supports loading of the webpage for help both local and remote. Here is the location of the code that deals with loading local HTML files:  QuickReport/controls/WebPage.qml ... View more

Not part of the template. You will have to add a small piece of code to show a password input box and once the user enters the correct password the app continues to next screen. More work will be required if you need to verify the username/password with a backend service. Since you are using map viewer template just a quick heads up, we are completely rewriting the map viewer template to use the latest "quartz" v100.1 runtime and also undertaking major UI/UX redesign. It will look and work great. As part of that we will also support secured webmaps (i.e. the app will show UI to ask user of the app to enter his portal credentials to unlock the app) in addition to the current public webmaps. ... View more

This is a known issue with webmap popups where custom urls (urls that do not start with http or https) will be encoded and the apps will not be able to understand that its a link but will look just like a string. Nothing much we can do from the app side unless yopu exactly know what to look for and manipulate it before showing the popup in the app. ... View more

Can be easily done by adding one additional call while submitting the report. Problem is that to send an email you need to make SMTP call to an email server usually done via web service or proxy service or Amazon SES with API gateway or Google cloud functions or some other provider like Zapier to help you send emails. QML/AppStudio does not have native support to make SMTP calls directly (not recommended either). Once you have this established you can call this web endpoint while submitting the report with any information you want. For example: Here is a link showing how PHP developers would do it: PHP: mail - Manual  Once you have an url that can help you send email to your clients you can call this from the Quick Report app using NetworkRequest object. File: FeatureServiceManager.qml (under controls folder) 1. Create a NetworkRequest object to call the webservice url to send an email NetworkRequest {   id: emailHandler   url: "<your http link to webservice>"   method: "POST"   onReadyStateChanged: {      if (readyState === NetworkRequest.DONE ){          if (errorCode!=0) {             console.log("Network error!");             //do something, may be retry later          } else {             //success.            }       }    }   function sendEmail(recipients, heading, body) { var obj = {}; obj.emailRecipients = recipients.toString(); obj.emailHeading = heading.toString(); obj.emailBody = body.toString(); send(obj)   }  } 2. Call this new emailHandler when submitting report inside of the "applyEdits" function at the end. Hope this helps. ... View more

Good question. A couple of options: - A good solution to your problem is to create a new user with limited privileges and access to only this feature service. Use these credentials in the app. This was you can secure the service and still open up the Quick report app for public use case. use the Quick report can be easily modified to accommodate this. This will also work in the offline case since the credentials will only be used when you are submitting report (which is online). - Quick report uses its own FeatureServieManager to handle all the things related to feature service. It also uses Network request which can take a referer. The only challenge for you on the server side is to allow only this custom referrer through when you secure the service, not something available out of the box. Just an FYI: We are releasing some amazing features in the upcoming 1.4 release (DevSummit), do check it out. Few highlights: support for secured feature services, support for collecting lines and polygons, more UI refinements, photo editing and better data entry. ... View more