Latest Contributions by ErwinSoekianto

Jay, I think there's another approach that we have not explored, and it could be a simpler solution.  How about calling the GP Service directly using NetworkRequest? Not using the GeoProcessingTask Object from ArcGIS Runtime.  Ideally, the GP service is just like a restful web service endpoint, with parameters.  Below are documentation links on NetworkRequest,  - Guide -  Network requests—AppStudio for ArcGIS | ArcGIS  - API Reference - NetworkRequest QML Type | ArcGIS  Thank you, Erwin ... View more

Yulia, To my knowledge, using this approach (hijacking the itemid on the open paramater) can only open one Survey at a time, because this is the same as if we are opening the Survey123 field app using custom URL Scheme. https://community.esri.com/groups/survey123/blog/2016/07/30/understanding-survey123s-custom-url-scheme  We need to think about a different approach if we want to pre-load more than one survey.  Erwin ... View more

If the point shows that it is off the coast of Africa, that means it is 0,0 (meaning conversion issue from loosely-type javascript variable to GeoProcessingDouble Runtime object) or spatial reference related issues.  I would recommend creating the Runtime Point object first out of the lat/long you have, with Spatial Reference value included. Then pass the x and y value from the Point object properties, and I think type to use is GeoprocessingDouble. ... View more

On the QML side of things (client application), I think the might be in the conversion from the loosely-typed javascript variable to ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt GeoProcessingString object. Please refer to this guide on the GeoProcessing task parameter doc, Run a geoprocessing task—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt | ArcGIS for Developers and the GeoProcessingParamater API reference, GeoprocessingParameter QML Type | ArcGIS for Developers, to decide which one to use for your GP service input.  ... View more

This might be related to this, https://community.esri.com/groups/appstudio/blog/2019/09/25/hotfix-to-appstudio-for-arcgis-40  ... View more

Arif,  Glad to hear about your interest in App Development.  If you are interested to learn about cross-platform app development using AppStudio for ArcGIS, the best place to start is the AppStudio resources page, AppStudio for ArcGIS Resources | Downloads, Documentation, Templates & Videos  It would also be very useful for you to start learning QML, which the programming language that is used in AppStudio to construct the User Interface. In AppStudio, we use QML (user interface) and Javascript (application logic), similar to web development, we use HTML (user interface) and Javascript (application logic) Thank you, Erwin ... View more

From AppStudio for ArcGIS‌ standpoint, the changes from AppStudio 3.2 to 4.0 include update to ArcGIS Runtime 100.6 and underlying Qt Framework version, outlined in this blog.  But to my knowledge, out of the box Survey123 codebase does not use ArcGIS Runtime - Portal to authenticate to ArcGIS Online and Enterprise. It is using its own Portal custom code to do that, see Survey123/Portal/Portal.qml, unless this is something that you customized.  How is the app you built on top of Survey123 authenticate to ArcGIS Enterprise?  I feel like this type of issue is best handled and get troubleshoot on a deeper level by Esri Technical Support‌, if you have the access.  ... View more

Yes, all of that information can be retrieved via the surveyInfo object.  To see what are available, take a look at SurveyInfo.qml ... View more

Sharing public survey, scanning QR code on the device for Survey123 is covered in this doc, https://community.esri.com/groups/survey123/blog/2016/11/10/getting-started-with-public-surveys   I think what you did wrong was scanning the Survey123 QR Code in AppStudio Player, they are different. Scanning QR code in AppStudio Player is to open AppStudio apps. (This has nothing to do with the AppID or ClientID) ... View more

One of the reasons this page appears in the first place is because there is no survey downloaded in the device.  Depending on your workflow, I would prepare a survey that is shared publicly and then scan the QR code on the device, after that the app will download that survey into your app.  ... View more

The sign-in page normally appears when you don't have surveys downloaded in your device.  ... View more