Latest Contributions by JohnathanHasthorpe

Hi Lior I have done some testing on iOS (after the firmware fix) and can confirm that you can have the QuickCapture and the Trimble GNSS Status app running at the same time, both displaying the same (Trimble) reported locations and accuracies. QuickCapture was connected to the R1 using Bluetooth, and the use of the phone's internal position source was not required. For Android, the use of Mock locations and Location Extras is required. The GNSS Status app is still used for configuration and to connect to real-time resources. QuickCapture should be configured to use "Internal Location Service" after GNSS Status has been set as the Mock Location provider in Android Developer Settings.  Could you share the phone devices and operating systems you were using and we can see if we can replicate the issue our side? Thanks John ... View more

Hi Andrew The issue was that the user had not created the fields they wanted to update in the feature service. As long as the field exists in the layer, then you can follow the guidance in the documentation: Configure a project—QuickCapture | Documentation or https://community.esri.com/community/arcgis-quickcapture/blog/2019/10/06/understanding-user-inputs-in-arcgis-quickcapture . Please let me know if you need any help with this. Thanks John ... View more

This is bug in the designer. When creating new buttons using drag and drop, the button ID is duplicated. This issue will be fixed in 1.4 (released February). ... View more

Hi Amanda As discussed, the designer filters out all items types that are not feature layers, image services will not be visible. Thanks John ... View more

If you want to apply an offset to your captured data, you would need to capture the offset and direction as attributes and then use them as the basis of a post-processing operation.   For example, you could have a button for 5m left and a button for 5m right. Capturing breadcrumbs (continuous points) would populate the Side field with Left or Right and the Offset field with 5. If you then updated a direction field using the direction of travel variable, you would have all you need to calculate the offset.    In ArcGIS Pro, you could calculate the offset direction as a new field. If the direction captured in the direction field was 0 degrees (North) then:   - A Left offset would be 0 + 270 = 270 - A Right offset would be 0 + 90 = 90 (If the answer equals 360 or more, then you would just need to minus 360 from the answer)   You will now have all the required inputs for the following tool: Move a feature to a specified location—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop  ... View more