Latest Contributions by ZacharySutherby

Hello @richardelliott,  The way to allow user input to filter a choice list by typing is the autocomplete appearance. Unfortunately the autocomplete appearance is only selected for select_one/select_one_from_file and not select_multiple. Please see this documentation for more information.  Another way this could be done would be to have a text question before the select_multiple question where the user can enter text, then use a cascading select using a choice filter expression to filter the choice list based on the user entered text.  ... View more

Hello @mapmcburney,  Would you be able to provide a screen capture where this error is observed? You can update your Python path in the Survey123 Connect Settings > Tools > ensure the path is set to your ArcGIS Pro Python environment, typically C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Pro\bin\Python\envs\arcgispro-py3.  ... View more

Hello @BrentRogan,  There was a significant change in how calculations are managed with the 3.14 Survey123 update. Are you using the latest version of the Survey123 field app 3.15.151? If so do the fields experiencing the issue have relevancy set on them or are in a repeat? If possible would we be able to obtain a copy of an XLSForm experiencing the behavior to reproduce on our end?  ... View more

Hello @mrosekulick,  We have a sample available in Survey123 Connect that demonstrates cascading selects and there are a few samples in there that demonstrate configuring a choice list with select_multiple questions. You can use the selected() function or a regex() expression to do the filtering.  Please also check out Ismael's Choice filters Esri Community blog: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-survey123-blog/survey123-tricks-of-the-trade-choice-filters/ba-p/894046 The important note from that is "If the expression evaluates to true, then the choice is kept. If the expression evaluates to false, the choice is dropped." ... View more

Hello @KyleHicks,  Python would be good for post processing the data it wouldn't be possible to have a Python script run while the user is filling out the form.  If you would like real time validation in the form I would suggest using a custom JavaScript function to parse the text. Here are a few resources that can help getting started with counting the number of syllables in text using Javascript:  https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5686483/how-to-compute-number-of-syllables-in-a-word-in-javascript https://www.codegrepper.com/code-examples/javascript/javascript+count+syllables ... View more

Hello @JonSchull,  Survey123 can only submit one geometry/geometry type per layer, since the web designer doesn't support repeats at this time surveys designed in the website can only support 1 geometry.  If you want the polygon geometry submitted  to the feature service in the address question you will need to select the option "Address text only" for the "Data to submit" section. That way only the address text will be submitted without geometry and the geoshape geometry will be submitted.    ... View more

Hello @PaulPetersen1,  The body::esri:visible expression is going the be the only option to conditionally show/hide questions/repeats without nullifying data. If the body::esri:visible expression is false the required validation won't check. You can also set up expressions in the required column to only make the questions required when you want them to be. For example you could make them required only if the survey is in "new" mode and not in edit mode, or only required if a certain question has been answered.  ... View more

Hello @PaulPetersen1,  A small test on my end isn't able to reproduce the same issue (same XLSForm attached). If possible would you be able to pass along your XLSForm for testing on our end?  ... View more

Hello @aaaker,  Thank you for confirming, based on that it seems your ArcGIS Server is likely behind your organizations firewall and is not accessible over the internet (at least the REST endpoint for the feature service). If you're able to access the survey outside of your works WiFi it seems the ArcGIS Portal is accessible over the internet meaning the survey form item is accessible outside the intranet, but not the feature service that the survey needs to submit to. I would suggest reaching out to your IT or the folks who administer the ArcGIS Enterprise organization to see if the ArcGIS Server can be made accessible over the internet.  ... View more

Hello @AshleighReeves, Capturing point, line, or polygon geometry is mutually exclusive in Survey123, but also the ArcGIS ecosystem. It's not possible to set up a feature class or feature service that is able to capture all three geometries. Features in ArcGIS need to be either points, lines, or polygons so Survey123 would need feature services to support the ability to capture different types of geometries which is not possible.    What I would suggest is authoring the form in Survey123 Connect and creating a select_one question that asks the user how they would like to capture geometry (point, line, or polygon) then make repeats that are relevant based on the choice selected. You would have a repeat for each geometry type that would then store the geometry in a related layer.  If you don't want the geometry stored in a layer you could make geopoint/geotrace/geoshape questions relevant based on the selection with no repeat but set to null for the bind::esri:fieldType and then extract the geometry as an attribute.  ... View more