Latest Contributions by JohnathanHasthorpe

Hi Marie-Lou Photos are not currently supported for lines and polygons. But we would be keen to hear your user requirements. What are you looking to do and when would you want the photo to be taken (at the start or end of the line)? Thanks John ... View more

You first need to make sure that your feature layer has an X (longitude) and Y (latitude) field. These need to of the type of double. Then create a project from the feature layer, select the button, go to the data tab, and set the device variables for these fields. The device variables you want to use are Latitude (DD) and Longitude (DD). For length, this is a system managed field that should be updated by the server-side, not by the app. You don't need to do anything to get this populated. For ArcGIS Online feature services, the field to look at is: Shape__Length. Save the project and download it to the mobile application. Capture a line and the appropriate fields will be automatically populated in the captured record. ... View more

Hi Brian I had another look at this and found that the issue results from predictive text. In Android, until you tap the spacebar (or close the keyboard), the word is not entered into the input box. This because the word is being constructed and tapping the spacebar selects/confirms the word you want to enter. It is unlikely that we would disable predictive text by default, as most of our users find it valuable. With this in mind, I would say that this is an Android limitation and not something that we can fix. Please let me know if you have any feedback on this. Thanks John ... View more

Hi Lazar Here some answers to your questions: Licensing  The QuickCapture mobile app is included in the Field Apps bundle. This means that any user that is a Fieldworker user type or above will get it. You can also buy standalone QuickCapture licenses and assign them to Editor types. Please speak to your account manager for the costing of these options. We have plans to allow public projects. The idea is that if your organization has an ArcGIS Hub license you will be able to share a project publically. Anyone with a link / QR Code will then be able to download and use the project. We hope to add this functionality in the next release (1.3). Databases ArcGIS QuickCapture supports federated services and you can create feature services that reference an underlying database like SQL Server or Oracle. Please see the following links for more information: Federating Portal with ArcGIS Server Federate an ArcGIS Server site with your portal—Portal for ArcGIS (10.7 and 10.7.1) | ArcGIS Enterprise  Registering databases with ArcGIS Server Register a SQL Server database with ArcGIS Server—Manage data | ArcGIS Enterprise  You can also use non-federated services by adding ArcGIS server services as items to ArcGIS Online. For this to work, the service must be secured using token-based security, and the ArcGIS Server instance must be accessible from outside your organizational firewall Thanks John ... View more