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Another approach is to use streaming points. These points can be uploaded as they are captured if you set the auto-send frequency in the app to every 30 seconds or immediately. Viewers of the map could then see the breadcrumbs representing where the snowplow has been. You could apply filters to the layer in the web map so that only points for a given time period are displayed. To do this you would need to use a point layer instead of a line. But in the app the behavior is the same as a line, i.e. you press the button once to start capturing and then again to end. This way the driver would not have to look at the app when driving.
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If you want to have a single line capture this information, you will need to create buttons that combine all attributes. For example: Button 1: Roughness: Smooth Rutting Severity: None Drainage Condition: Good Button 2: Roughness: Uneven Rutting Severity: None Drainage Condition: Good Button 3: Roughness: Rough Rutting Severity: None Drainage Condition: Good Button 4: Roughness: Very rough Rutting Severity: None Drainage Condition: Good etc.... But as you can see, you would need many button combinations to do this. One way to reduce the number of separate buttons is to use a button user input for one of the attributes. For example, you could create separate buttons combining Rutting Severity and Drainage Condition (4 *3 = 12 buttons). Then, when the user ends the line they could enter the Roughness manually. The app supports coded value domains, so the user would just pick from the list of options (Smooth, uneven, Rough and Very Rough) and then submit. Thanks John
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Hi Nathan, This bug is fixed in 1.6.106 which is available in the stores. Thanks John
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We will be releasing an integration between QuickCapture and Survey123 in version 1.7 to be released in September 2020. The designer will allow the configuration of buttons that can launch Survey123 and prepopulate questions.
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We will have a fix for this in 1.7 to be released in September. QuickCapture will preserve the EXIF information in captured photos.
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Hi Henry Yes, you can calculate multiple attributes on the same line. A button can be configured to update any or all of the non-sysstem fields in a layer. When you create a project the designer looks at the layer symbology and creates a group from each layer, and button for each symbol. You can then override this to meet your needs. You can't have one button pointing to more than one layer. But you can remove buttons if you don't need them. You can also update the labels and styles of buttons, as well as the fields that are updated (and the values written to them) when the button is pressed. In your case, because you have different layers in your feature service: Roughness, Rutting Severity, and Drainage Condition. You will need to capture different lines at the same time. The only other option would be to create a new layer that has combines all the fields in the 3 layers. This would allow you to capture a single line. In terms of having all lines overlapping. As lines start at slightly different times, it takes a few vertices before the lines start to share the same geometry (this is a result of the way the database batches updates). After a while, you should find that the lines will be exactly the same. Please let us know if you are seeing anything different. Thanks John
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You can use the Python ArcGIS API's clone functionality: arcgis.gis module — arcgis 1.8.2 documentation to migrate projects from one portal to another. The following code will copy all QuickCapture projects (including layers referenced by the projects) from a defined group in a source portal => to the my content area of the target portal. This can be modified to meet your requirements: Code (to copy): from arcgis import GIS import arcgis # Define source portal source_gis = GIS(url='https://machine1/portal', username='portaladmin', password='password', set_active=False, verify_cert=False) # Define destination portal dest_gis = GIS(url='https://machine2/portal', username='portaladmin', password='password', set_active=False, verify_cert=False) # Define source group myGroup = source_gis.groups.search('QuickCapture Projects') myGroup[0] myGroupsStuff = myGroup[0].content() groupId = myGroup[0].id # Loop through QuickCapture Project items in group for item in myGroupsStuff: try: if item.type == 'QuickCapture Project': res = dest_gis.content.clone_items([item]) print 'Item: {} - Created in the target portal'.format(item.title) except Exception, e: print 'Item: {} - Could not be created in the target portal'.format(item.title) print e Thanks John
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Version 1.6.105 has been released. This includes a fix for this issue.
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Hi Clint, If you want to preserve the relationship between features and attachments you should really use a file geodatabase. You can export your data in this format from ArcGIS Online and open them in ArcGIS Desktop. Is there any reason why you are using shapefiles? Thanks John
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Hi Marco All you need to do is add a polyline layer to your project and configure it to be the data source of a button. When the user of the project taps the button it will start collecting a line. When the user finishes walking/driving they tap the same button again to end the line. The captured polyline will be uploaded to ArcGIS just like a point. If you want to test this out, go into the try me option in the mobile app and download the marine debris sampling project. The first button is a button configured to capture a track. Thanks John
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Hi Kathy, To clarify this second issue, can you confirm how they are submitting the data. Are they waiting for auto-send to kick in (in the project page), or are they manually sending from the map? Thanks John
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Hi Clint, The Samsung Tab 4 is an ARMv7 32-bit processor. There is an ArcGIS Runtime 100.8 bug that prevents maps loading on ARMv7 devices on Android 5. This affects other Esri apps including Survey123 and Collector. I'll update this post with progress on this. If anyone else needs support for such devices, please comment on this post. Thanks John
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Hi - Can you capture a point in the project page? If so, you are getting a valid location. It is just that the map is not displaying. If that is the case could you share the project with the user QCCreator (you will need to create a group and share the project with it. Then invite the QCCreator user to the group) this will allow us to download and test the project. Thanks very much John
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Hi Kathy - The hotfix has been released in the stores now.
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Hi Marco Just as an FYI, the deviceID will be recalculated if the app is uninstalled and installed again on iOS or Android 10 (or later). This could give you a false count. If the app version is just updated, then the deviceid will be preserved and there will be no issue. I'll get you requirements added to our internal repo. Thanks for the feedback John
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