Latest Contributions by ErwinSoekianto

Naufal, It is missing Client ID, that is required to login to ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS Enterprise. You can add this in the Setting > Licensing > ArcGIS Client ID.  If you are going to have the end-users of the app login to ArcGIS Online, you just need to click Register on that settings, but if you are going to have them login to ArcGIS Enterprise, you would need to create an application inside the portal and copy the Client ID to the ArcGIS Client ID textbox.  This is the doc on how to create an Application and get Client ID from ArcGIS Enterprise, Implementing App Login | ArcGIS for Developers  Thank you, Erwin ... View more

Jorge,  What AppStudio Desktop version did you use to make this build? Did you use Cloud Make to build the APK? Did you sign your APK with a store certificate when you build this using Cloud Make? ' The unsigned android build is referred to as debug APKs, when a certificate is not supplied, the APK gets automatically signed using a developer debug certificate available on the build machine, Google Play Store refers this APK as a debuggable APK. So you need to go to Settings > Platforms > Android > Sign Package. Sign your app—AppStudio for ArcGIS | Documentation  Regarding the target API level, you can change this in the appinfo.json, the property is called deployment > android > targetSdkVersions. It looks like you have changed or set this value, you can either change it or if you just remove that property so that the Cloud Make service can take care of that automatically. Edit appinfo—AppStudio for ArcGIS | Documentation  Thank you, Erwin ... View more

Jorge,  Unfortunately, if you are building IPA file using Cloud Make service, we don't have a way to add this key, ITSAppUsesNonExemptEncryption, to the plist today, AppStudio 4.1. The only way to do it today is if you do Local Make, then add this key to the plist manually.  I am adding this as an enhancement to our internal issue system, but feel free to also contact Esri Technical Support‌ to have an official enhancement created so that it can be tracked.  Thank you, Erwin.  ... View more

Cody, Before we talk about the differences, let's talk about the similarity. Both Quick Report and Survey123 are built with/powered by AppStudio for ArcGIS, and the source code of both apps is available in AppStudio Desktop. They are both used to do data collection to a feature layer.  But there are major differences, Survey123 is a complete product, but the source code is shared in AppStudio Desktop for customers to customize it and Quick Report is a configurable template provided by AppStudio team, the configuration can be done in AppStudio Desktop, the source code is also available. Below is the product description from each website, feel free to look at each website and play around with the app.  Survey123: Survey123 for ArcGIS | Create Smart Surveys & Forms for Data Collection  Part of the Esri Geospatial Cloud, Survey123 for ArcGIS is a complete, form-centric solution for creating, sharing and analyzing surveys. Use it to create smart forms with skip logic, defaults, and support for multiple languages. Collect data via web or mobile devices, even when disconnected from the Internet. Analyze results quickly, and upload data securely for further analysis. Quick Report template: Configure Quick Report—AppStudio for ArcGIS | Documentation  The Quick Report template is for creating citizen engagement apps that allow users to capture an observation and submit it to an online service. Can we do a MapViewer app with Survey123 built into it? Technically, yes! The source code for both apps, Map Viewer and Survey123 are available in AppStudio Desktop.  You can start with Map Viewer, then customize and add Survey123 functionalities, or you can start with Survey123, then customize and add Map Viewer functionalities.  I hope this is helpful, Erwin ... View more

Drew,  You need to "reset" the app to get the latest changes from the feature layer fields. Side Menu > Settings > Reset. Thank you, Erwin ... View more

Paul,  You are correct, that is how you detect if an app is running inside AppStudio Player, and the correct one is AppFramework.typeOf(parent, true) === "Loader" as of AppStudio Player 4.1.  Having a parent means that, this component is being loaded by a Loader, in this case, it is an AppStudio Player.  Accessing parent.portal in an app that is running inside AppStudio Player should work and it was working in the previous version, but there is an issue with accessing the parent.portal in AppStudio Player 4.1, thank you for pointing it out! We are working on getting this fixed for AppStudio Player 4.2 that is scheduled for Dev Summit 2020. Feel free to submit an official bug with Esri Technical Support‌ if you want to have it tracked.  Thank you, Erwin. ... View more