Latest Contributions by ZacharySutherby

Hello @Gisbert61,  It is not currently possible to set a custom marker symbol appearance for the Inbox map. We have ENH-000123894 logged to support this functionality in the future.  ... View more

Hello @lmelendez_ADMIN,  The difference is likely in the question type, you may have selected integer or decimal as the question type which will only work with integer or decimal fields in the feature service. Looking at the USA 117th Congressional Districts feature service the CDFIPS field is a string so the question will need to be a text question.  ... View more

Hello @MikeDoyle2,  The issue is with the additional languages having a capitol L for label in the column name. If you switch them to lowercase label for the column headers they should work.  ... View more

Hello @Bryan_Wade,  Survey123 needs the globalId of the records that is trying to be edited to be passed along via a URL parameter, when using Experience Builder that is done through selecting the layer or view from the Map widget. Please see this documentation link for more information.  ... View more

Hello @CPG,  Based on the context I think you may need a JavaScript function to do totaling based on unique species but I'll start with another option that doesn't require JavaScript but I don't think it would work in your scenario.  I've seen folks get really creative with HTML in Survey123 to display a table that summarizes the count of species for the field personnel to quickly observe what's been collected in the repeat. To do that in the repeat you would have a calculate question that sets up the row for the table something like:  concat('<tr><td>',${scientific_name},'</td><td>',${count},'</td><td>',${groundcover},'</td></tr>') Then outside the repeat you would use the join() function to build the table from each row, something like:  concat('<table border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"><tr><th>Species</th><th>Count</th><th>Ground Cover</th></tr>',join('',${calculation_in_repeat}),'</table>')   In this scenario there is no logic to tease out duplicate species and append their count to a previous entry which is where the JavaScript function comes in. Using a JavaScript function you can process repeat data and identify if a species has already been collected and revise the count in an object. From there you can build the rows of the table in the JS function, return that and use that in your HTML table.    ... View more

Hello @ksmoreno,  You would need an ArcGIS Enterprise organization, the Oracle database Geodatabase enabled, and registered with your ArcGIS Enterprise organization. From there you can publish your data as a feature service to your ArcGIS Enterprise organization and point your survey to that feature service. In this scenario when you submit a survey from Survey123 the data will be sent directly back to your Oracle database.  As for populating answers based on the data from the Oracle database assuming the same configuration as above you can enable the Inbox on your Survey123 survey and will allow the ability to edit the existing data in the database. If you don't want to edit the existing data but want the same data in a new table/layer you can publish your data as a feature class like before but still keep your Survey123 survey pointing to a different feature service. From there with our 3.16 release of Survey123 we released a feature called pulldata(@layer) that let's you query data from another feature service to pull into your survey.  ... View more

Hello @RogerAsbury,  One option would be to use the new pulldata @layer functionality we just implemented with our 3.16 release. Assuming you have a previous question that requests for the service area you can use pulldata @layer to do a point in polygon lookup and verify that the location set in the geopoint is identical to the service area selected. That way your constraint would just need to be ${questionA}=${calculationA}.  Please see this survey for a live example: https://arcg.is/1braCn If you select a state from the drop down list a geopoint question will then become relevant, if your geopoint location doesn't reside in the state you selected then a constraint will prevent submission, otherwise if you select the state your geopoint resides in you can submit the survey.  Source XLSForm is attached below.  ... View more