Latest Contributions by JohnathanHasthorpe

Hi Adrian Please see the list of supported and tested GPS receivers here: Use a high-accuracy receiver—QuickCapture | Documentation. We support only support the Garmin GLO¹ and Garmin GLO 2¹ on iOS. But as long as the Garmin outputs NMEA 0183 sentences it should be possible to use the 66i on Android. Unfortunately, we don't have access to the device to verify this. ... View more

Hi Brian  The location is captured when the button is pressed. So you can move away and take your photo without issue. Cheers John ... View more

Hi Brian In the next release of the mobile app (1.2 to be released early October 2019), you will be able to configure user inputs that are launched after a button is pressed. This is perfect for capturing comments on a record by record basis. Note that this functionality will only be made available through the JSON editor for the time being. But we will document the process of setting it up.  Thanks John ... View more

Hi Brian As the server service is unsecured, when the designer tries to access it using the same token used to access the online item, it will fail. Essentially, ArcGIS server does not like getting a token when it does not need one.   The workaround is to secure the service using token-based security and then add it to an online item, making sure that the credentials for the service are saved into the item. This means that the item will act as a proxy and allow the online token to provide access to the server service. If you don’t want to secure the original public service, you can always create a new service that points to the same data and secure this one. See the following: https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/reference/arcgis-server-services.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_FEB0DF92DA064B6A970DFB59A18AA4C2 Please test this out if possible and let us know how you get on. Thanks John ... View more

The issue resulted from the way the unfederated service was configured. The server service was unsecured, and when the designer tried to access it using the same token it used to access the online item, it failed. Essentially, server does not like getting a token when accessing a service has not been secured.   The workaround is to secure the service using token-based security and then add it to an online item, making sure that the credentials are saved into the item. This means that the item will act as a proxy, and allow the online token to provide access to the server service. See the following: https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/reference/arcgis-server-services.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_FEB0DF92DA064B6A970DFB59A18AA4C2 for more info.   If you don’t want to secure the original public service, you can always create a new server service that points to the same data instead. ... View more

Hi - You will need to wait until version 1.3 (planned for November/December 2019) ... View more

Aideen Croasdell‌ - Can you check if you added any special characters to the labels of your buttons or groups? For example / < > %. It is possible that this would be causing the behavior you are seeing. If so, then we are planning to fix this for the version 1.2 updated in October. Thanks ... View more