Latest Contributions by JoshuaSharp-Heward

Hi Frank, It worked for me in the desktop publishing space! Would you be able to post the survey123 form or at least the relevant part from the repeat so I can take a look? Here's how mine looked:     ... View more

Hi Frank, If you set the repeat_count column for the begin repeat row to 20 that will make it so that the repeat block is forced to repeat 20 times. This doesn't automatically mean that the user has to fill in the form 20 times (as currently it can create 20 repeats with null values) - however if any of the questions within the repeat have the required column set to "yes" then that will mean that the user does have to complete all 20 records before they can submit. Hope that helps! Kind regards, Josh ... View more

Hi Megan, In Survey123 Connect in the options settings you have the ability to limit the pixels of a captured photo like so Although I'm not sure whether this only works for photos being captured within the form itself or if it also compresses images that are being attached but have been captured separately (i.e. in the camera app).   ... View more

Are you able to post the troubleshooting logs from field maps when submitting the point? That usually gives a bit more info to help with debugging. ... View more

Hi Leila, The only thing I could think of is that maybe it didn't update the feature service during the republish, could try restarting it or deleting and remaking the feature service - although I would think that this should've happened automatically when republishing the Map Image Service. ... View more

Hi, I'm fairly sure they are functionally the same, I think with the transition from ArcMap to ArcGIS Pro ESRI tidied up the ArcPy functions to be in the format arcpy.mapping, arcpy.management etc. but the historic versions are still around presumably for backwards compatibility? If you look at some of the older geoprocessing documentation for ArcMap you will see references to the older format of arcpy.AddField_management (see here https://desktop.arcgis.com/en/arcmap/10.6/tools/data-management-toolbox/add-field.htm). So I'd recommend using arcpy.management.AddField(), and sticking with whatever is referenced in the most recent ArcGIS Pro documentation for python snippets. ... View more

Hi Garrett, There's no ability to create a view from the join in the new map viewer, so any results will be static. ESRI have said they will be bringing this functionality into an updated "Create View" workflow for hosted feature services in the future, but for now this will need to be remade in the MapViewer Classic. ... View more

Hi Garrett, Yes it will stay up to date, but just make sure you click the "Create hosted feature layer view" when running the join in the classic map viewer, as otherwise it will be static. I use that workflow for some of my projects too and it seems to work correctly 🙂 However the resulting live view layer isn't able to be made sync enabled and therefore cannot be used in the offline map unfortunately. You could run the join periodically and output a static layer that would be able to be sync enabled, but that would require automation and somewhat defeat the purpose. Kind regards, Josh ... View more

Hi, Couple questions: Are you using the app in online mode or offline mode? If you go to the hosted feature service item that you're capturing data into and look at the "Data" tab, is it showing any new features in there? Are the created points able to be seen in the Field Maps app after they've been submitted and you refresh? ... View more

Hi Leila, Is the labeling configured on the map service? Because I think if you have restrictions set on the visibilities for the label on the service itself for map image services they can't be enabled at different visibility scales on the web map side. Kind regards, Josh ... View more

Hi Andrew, That shouldn't cause any issues, I believe only changing the structure of the data (field names, field types, adding repeats) is where you would be required to overwrite the existing data. I'd recommend taking a copy of the data anyway just to be sure though of course. And FYI when you click publish when you're republishing an existing survey and you've made changes that require an overwrite it'll warn you and tell you that you could lose data. You can see a full list of what can and can't be changed here: https://doc.arcgis.com/en/survey123/browser/create-surveys/updatesurvey.htm ... View more

I checked at work today and I found the exact same behaviour for a hosted feature service created by Survey123 - so definitely seems to be a defect. ... View more

Ah apologies, re-reading I can see I misinterpreted what you were saying! ... View more