Latest Contributions by ZacharySutherby

‎07-21-2022

Hello @aaaker, Is this behavior observed with all surveys or just one specific one? Are your surveys published to ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS Enterprise? Does submission work on any WiFi connection or a specific WiFi connection?

‎07-21-2022

Hello @GIS_Fox, If your feature service has editor tracking enabled: it will have a creator & editor field, the creator field will be the username for the user who created the record and the editor field will be the username for the user who last edited the record. You can include these fields in your report template to populate this information.

‎07-21-2022

Hello @CarissaPhantom, What version of Survey123 Connect are you using? If you test with the Multiple Languages sample that's available in Connect is the same behavior observed?

‎07-21-2022

Hello @MiguelSalamanca, It looks like you added 13 questions to the survey that don't have fields present in the feature service. Since the survey was built on an existing feature service Survey123 doesn't know if it has admin rights to the service or not so it's not able to add those fields to the service directly. You will need to navigate to the Data tab of the feature service and add the field for the 13 new questions added in the form where the field name matches the name of the question in the form.

‎07-19-2022

Hello @DrJumaKhudonazarov, For the second question this is a known issue with the classic map viewer, please see this FAQ documentation for more information. What's happening is your feature service doesn't have query enabled on it so the classic map viewer is not able to query the features. In order for the features to draw in the classic map viewer you will need to modify the settings of the feature service to enable query. The easiest way to do this is to change the setting "What features can editors see?" to "Editors can see all features". For the first question this ArcGIS Blog may be a good place to start for configuring an ArcGIS Dashboard.

‎07-19-2022

Hello @PaulPetersen1, This is not possible currently with the out of the box Survey123 field app. The best way to accomplish this would be to create an add-in that is able to retrieve records from Survey123's backend database. At this time add-in's are in beta, please check out our Early Adopter Community for more information on add-in's in Survey123.

‎07-19-2022

Hello @KellyTaylor, If you switch the bind::type to decimal and keep the numbers appearance depending on your locale you will see a decimal or comma. If you are in a comma separated locale you will see a comma otherwise if you are in a decimal locale then you will see a decimal. That would be the closest in terms of an appearance that we would have. Otherwise if you keep the bind::type as integer or decimal with no appearance the default number pad on the OS will be used which may have a comma.

‎07-19-2022

Hello @MicZatorsky_AEC, Please see this documentation for the location where to side load the basemap on Windows. Please note the Maps folder may not be there by default, if that's the case you can just create the Maps folder in the My Surveys directory and place your TPK the Maps folder.

‎07-19-2022

Hello @Anonymous User, This is a known issue with the classic map viewer, please see this FAQ documentation for more information. What's happening is your feature service doesn't have query enabled on it so the classic map viewer is not able to query the features. In order for the features to draw in the classic map viewer you will need to modify the settings of the feature service to enable query. The easiest way to do this is to change the setting "What features can editors see?" to "Editors can see all features".

‎07-19-2022

Hello @Luwerli, This is a known issue and is highlighted in our documentation. What I would suggest as an alternative workflow is not to use or_other, but create an "Other" question that is relevant based on the "Other" choice, that way you can localize both the choice label and the relevant question label.

‎07-19-2022

Hello @KellyTaylor, You can use a regular expression in the constraint column to limit the input to only be numbers and commas. The regular expression would be regex(.,'^[0-9,]*$') which would go in the constraint column, and you can provide a constraint message as you see fit. If you would like to use the number pad you can also set the bind::type to Int and set the appearance to numbers. That way Survey123 will treat the question as an integer question but in reality it's being stored as text.

‎07-06-2022

Hello @GIS_Fox, We have our Report REST API documented in our developer documentation. What you would need to do is send a createReport/submitJob POST request with the required parameters. The createReport task is going to return a Job ID. You would then need to periodically (every 15s or so) send a /jobs/<jobId> GET request based on the jobStatus. If it's still executing reissue the request, if it completed you can then extract the report(s) from the resultFiles property located in the resultInfo. Here's a little graphic that demonstrates the workflow: As a side note (I'm not sure how you are planning on implementing your workflow) we have a number of methods available in the ArcGIS API for Python that can be used to automate the generation of Survey123 Reports. Please see this sample Jupyter Notebook for reference.

‎07-06-2022

Hello @MatthewMuehlhauser2, Unfortunately we don't have a timeline on web app implementation, please feel free to reach out to Esri Technical Support to request an official Enhancement and that can be used to track progress on the feature request.

‎07-05-2022

Hello @dnykodym, On the settings tab for the survey in the Survey123 website does it say the Web app version is 3.15?

‎07-05-2022

Hello @DanielTringale, It would be beneficial to see how your last HTTP connector is configured. Based on the label "Get a file" that doesn't seem to be correct that HTTP connector should be posting an attachment to the feature service's REST API. You would need to send an addAttachment POST request to the REST API of the object ID for the record you are looking to attach the report to. The URL will be something like https://services.arcgis.com/<orgID>/ArcGIS/rest/services/<serviceName>/FeatureServer/<layerID>/<objectID>/addAttachment?token=<validAccessToken> You would then need to pass the Report file you extracted in the first HTTP module in the `attachment` parameter, and if you want to include a keyword set that in the `keywords` argument. Please see this documentation for more information on the addAttachment resource.

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Latest Contributions by ZacharySutherby

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Re: Side load TPK on Windows x64 for Survey123 field app

Re: S123 - Unable to add associated feature layer into web-map.

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Re: Text Field - only allow digits and a separator

Re: Generate PDF Report Automation Code

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