Latest Contributions by ZacharySutherby

Hello @yasir_khaan,  Is the name of the item in your ArcGIS content "Template v6"? The name of the template used in the update_report_template() method will need to match the name of the item in your content.  ... View more

Hello @Ivy_Hinson,  You can use the distance() function to return the length in meters. If you are looking for Miles you can use round((distance(${geotraceField}) div 1609.344), 2) ... View more

Hello,  We have created the Beta testing event for testing creating and publishing surveys via the ArcGIS API for Python. Please feel free to sign up for the event if you are interested in testing in a live session.  Thank you,  Zach ... View more

Hello @kapalczynski,  You can use the hide=navbar URL parameter in your iframe. For example,    <iframe name="survey123webform" width="500" height="400" frameborder="0" marginheight="0" marginwidth="0" title="My Survey" src="https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/<surveyId>?hide=navbar"></iframe>  ... View more

Hello @clt_cabq,  If you already have the point layer and related table as a feature service in your ArcGIS organization you can create a Survey123 survey based on that existing feature service.  If you don't have a feature service with the schema you like I would suggest taking a look at the Hydrant Inspection sample available in Survey123 Connect this will show a workflow similar to what you are looking for using fire hydrants as the assets.  After you have your schema prior to publishing the survey you can enable the Inbox which will allow you to edit existing records in the Survey123 field app and add new repeats on top of the existing geographic locations.  ... View more

Hello @YukoYokozawa,  If you access https://gasgisenterprisetest.sempra.com/portal/sharing/rest/portals/self?f=pjson in a browser on your network what is the value for the "name" attribute? This will likely be between "modified" and "notificationsEnabled" in the JSON.  ... View more

Hello @MihaRobar,  At this time smart assistants in Survey123 do not support OCR text extraction. We have an issue in our backlog to support this in the future.  ... View more

Hello @TaylorGroves, Unfortunately pulldata("@layer") is an online only function at this time and does not work offline. We have an internal issue to support this in the future, but is in our backlog.  ... View more

Hello @Cristian_Galindo @AbraaoAlves @EuSau,  Thank you for your interest in automating publishing Survey123 surveys! We are excited to note that the ability to publish surveys using the ArcGIS API for Python is ready to test in a Beta state!  Please check out our Early Adopter Community documentation to get started configuring your environment to test. We are planning on holding a live beta testing event mid January focused on creating and publishing surveys through Python. I'll add another comment when the registration is ready.  Please feel free to log feedback in our EAC feedback forum we would greatly appreciate it!  Please note that the methods are in Beta availability so please only run on test surveys and avoid using production surveys.    Thank you,  Zach ... View more

Hello @PaulTHEDUDELang,  To resolve the issue:  - Set the default value for the status question to lowercase open to match the name of the choice in the choice list. This will fix the issue for new survey records submitted.  - To fix the issue for existing records you will need to field calculate the status field. My suggestion would be to use Arcade, the following expression should do the trick:  if ($feature["status"] == "Open"){     return "open"; } else {    return $feature["status"]; }   ... View more

Hello @PaulTHEDUDELang,  With version 3.19 of Survey123 which was released on November 14th we updated the Survey123 website to use the 4.X ArcGIS API for JavaScript (the same as Map Viewer). This update to the 4.X JS API is what caused the change in behavior.  The same behavior will be observed if you open the attribute table for the feature service in Map Viewer:   ... View more