Latest Contributions by ZacharySutherby

Hello @Aguirre_WOG,  This issue is logged as BUG-000147248 the issue is the search() appearance automatically sends your current access token when requesting a feature service. This causes the behavior observed because the service you are referencing is located in an ArcGIS Enterprise organization and you are currently authenticated with an ArcGIS Online organization. What happens is when Survey123 sends your ArcGIS Online token to the ArcGIS Enterprise service ArcGIS Enterprise recognizes that the token is not one of it's token and rejects the request as invalid.  There are a few options to work around the issue:  - If you are the owner of the ArcGIS Enterprise service either don't share the service publicly, or if you need the service public create a view of the service and don't share that publicly. Then add the service as an item in your ArcGIS Online organization and store credentials for the service. Share that ArcGIS Online service publicly and reference the ArcGIS Online REST endpoint in the search() appearance.  - If you are not the owner of the ArcGIS Enterprise feature service export the feature service as a file geodatabase and upload the file geodatabase to your ArcGIS Online organization to create a new hosted feature service in ArcGIS Online. Then reference the REST URL for the ArcGIS Online hosted feature service.   ... View more

Hello @Operativo_GISRTM_GIS, ArcGIS services store time in UTC on the back end, when you are exporting your data you are seeing the UTC timestamp.  Please see these Esri Community threads for workflows on adjusting the time to account for this:  https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-survey123-questions/time-is-different-after-export-results-from-web/td-p/1011640 https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-survey123-questions/record-time-in-correct-time-zone/td-p/768018 https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-survey123-blog/dates-and-time-in-survey123/ba-p/895528 ... View more

Hello @Andrew-Bowne,  If your attachments were not attached to the record using Survey123 (if they were attached using Field Maps or a Web Map) they will not have any keywords associated with them. Survey123 uses attachment keywords to associate what attachments correspond with what image question. If the attachments don't have keywords then Survey123 does not know how to correctly map the images.  Seeing the images display under "Attachments" for the record is a tell-tale sign that they don't have keywords.  Please see this article for one way of updating the records to create keywords for the attachments. We also have a Python notebook for automating the process of updating attachment keywords, but the limitation with this with your data is you will need to assign the same keyword for all attachments (the keyword is the name of your image question)  ... View more

Hello @mapmcburney,  We have ENH-000130967 logged to officially support publishing hosted tables, that being said there is a workaround that will let you create a hosted table on survey publish. To do so you will need to add a geopoint question to your form and set it to null under the bind::esri:fieldType. After you publish your survey for the first time you would just remove the geopoint question and then republish.  Alternatively the answer to your second question is yes you can create surveys based on existing hosted tables. ... View more

Hello @JaredRyan1,  If you are looking for this to be offline you will need a CSV that has what county each zip code is in. Ex. zip county fips state 92373 San Bernardino CA06071 CA 92223 Riverside CA06065 CA   From there you can use a pulldata() function to populate the information.  If this is an online survey then you can do a point in polygon lookup either using a JavaScript function or the search() appearance.  ... View more

Hello @ByronTsang,  One alternative workflow you can use is use a calculate question to store the once calculation, then set the relevancy based on the calculate question.  For example:    type name label calculation relevant select_one yes_no example2 Example select_one question     note example4 Example 4 once(${example2})   text example3 Example 3   ${example4}='yes' ... View more

Hello @OlivierBaudry,  Please see this documentation for recovering the data from the device and sending it from the desktop version of the Survey123 field app.  ... View more

Hello @DiegoBrenes1,  You can use the pulldata() function to populate the information. Please see this Esri Community blog for implementing the pulldata() function.  Depending on where your table is stored will impact how the pulldata() function is implemented. If your table is in your ArcGIS organization it will need to be linked to your survey, if your table is a local file on your computer then it will need to be a CSV that is stored in the media folder for the survey.    ... View more

Hello @Anonymous User,  Would you be able to pass along the XLSform for your survey for reference? A few things to check:  - Is the Existing Site Assets section in a repeat? If so that section will need the repeat tag around it.  - Is leave_trees the exact name of the question in the survey?  - If you create a sample template what is set for that question in the template?  ... View more