Latest Contributions by JohnathanHasthorpe

Hi Alex To answer your questions: - You can't constrain points to be collected on existing lines. - You can't auto-populate a field in a captured feature with attribute values from another layer. QuickCapture is designed to be a rapid data collection app that is quick, simple and versatile. In your case, your best approach is to go down the post-processing route (using spatial joins/intersects). One thing that might help, is that we are planning to add support for Webhooks. This means that you could build a process that starts when a record is captured/uploaded, and uses spatial inheritance against another layer to update the feature service attributes. Note that we don't have a firm date for this functionality, but it is in our roadmap. I recommend that you sign up to the Early Adopter Community so that you get early access to the functionality: https://earlyadopter.esri.com/key/ArcGISQuickCapture. We will add some examples when this functionality is released in beta.  Thanks John ... View more

Hi Cathy  The issue is caused by an incorrect edit made to the project using the JSON editor:   "attributes": {                            "Username": null,                            "FULLNAME": null,                            "CRITICAL_GRADE": null,                            "JURISDICTION": null,                            "RoadLabel": null,                            "LocationAccuracy": "AppStudio-CoreLocation",                            "Timestamp": 1562950845295,                            "username": "mvadmin",                            "positionSourceType": 2,                            "pluginName": "AppStudio-CoreLocation",                            "startTime": 1562950845295,                            "endTime": 1562951119295               } }   The username field appears twice. Removing the duplicate and saving the project will fix the issue.   Thanks John ... View more

Hi Debs We are planning this functionality in the future. But for the time being, you can add new layers using the designer's JSON editor. Please see the documentation for this functionality here. Essentially you can add in a new layer in the project JSON using the dataSources array: "dataSources": [ {        "featureServiceItemId": "1f683747c06c4a7e9843a477b2ab41e0",        "dataSourceId": 0,        "url": "https://services1.arcgis.com/e7dVfn25KpfE6dDd/arcgis/rest/services/LayerOne/FeatureServer/0" }, {       "featureServiceItemId": "2b313747c06c4a7e9843a477b2ab41e0",       "dataSourceId": 1,       "url": "https://services1.arcgis.com/b45KpfE6dEf121/arcgis/rest/services/LayerTwo/FeatureServer/1" } ] Each dataSource is defined by 3 properties:        -  featureServiceItemId:  The itemid of the feature layer       -  dataSourceId: A unique ID for the layer that can be used to link it to a button/template       -  url: The url of the feature layer (including the layer number e.g. /1) You just need to make sure you are entering valid JSON. Once you add a new layer, you then need to use the datasourceId to link a button/template to it: "captureInfo": {       "continuous": false,       "exclusivityGroup": null,       "dataSourceId": 1,       "type": "esriGeometryPoint" }, I recommend that you take a moment to look at the JSON structure of your project using the JSON editor, and get familiar with it. To do this, open your project in https://quickcapture.arcgis.com and then click the </> button. Please let me know if you need any further help with this. Thanks John ... View more

Hi Ramon  Please test drive our new documentation page on this - it has a description and some examples: But note you must use the JSON editor in the designer to set this up. We will add this functionality into the designer UI in the future, but we are not quite ready yet. Please let me know if you have any questions at all. Thanks John ... View more