Latest Contributions by JohnathanHasthorpe

Hi Sean Can you share a bit more about the relationship that was created between the layer and table. The parent layer should be related to the child as follows: Parent field type = globalid - editable = false Child field type = GUID - editable = true Can you confirm that this is the case for your service? Share the names, types and edit status for the parent and child. Thanks John ... View more

Hi Adam  Duplicate layers usually result from permissions - i.e on republishing, Survey123 is unable to delete the original service and a duplicate is created. It sounds like the issue could be related to the stakeholder view that is pointing to the old service. This is what the other users will be seeing when they login to the website. My suggestion is to go into ArcGIS online and delete the Tidewaterv1_stakeholder view and rename the old Tidewaterv1 layer to avoid confusion. Next, go to the Survey123 website and reshare the survey (collaberate=>viewer). This will re-create the stakeholder view and should mean the other users will start seeing the new service. Thanks John ... View more

Hi Andrew We would need to whitelist the app our end. We have not formalised the process for this yet. But I can open an issue for review. What is the app and what is the url used to launch the app? Thanks John ... View more

Hi David When you publish a survey with survey123 connect it creates an underlying feature service and this is where the data actually gets stored. It is also possible to create a survey from an existing feature service, so you can have survey123 and Collector point to the same feature service. Please see the following for further information: Use Survey123 with existing feature services—Survey123 for ArcGIS | ArcGIS  In summary, the survey123 form should be updating your web layer directly, there is no need for duplication. Thanks John ... View more

You will need to fill in the form_id property, a value that explicitly defines which layer is used by the survey. See the following for more information: Use Survey123 with existing feature services—Survey123 for ArcGIS | ArcGIS  ... View more

Hi Joe If you are looking to use data submitted to one feature service (via Survey123) to update another feature service, you could look at using webhooks to do this. Take a look at the following EAC resource and the examples it contains: Welcome to our Feedback Community  Thanks John ... View more

Hi Treg I have reproduced the issue and raised it as a bug. Thanks John ... View more

Hi Sara Can you confirm your timezone and also double check your attached repro examples (the dates don't seem to match). Thanks John ... View more

Hi Noelia You need to be online to use connect. This is so you can access the templates and samples, but also the REST API used to converts the xls document to an xml form. We are working on an on-premises installation of the Survey123 Website and API, which will provide an offline option in the future. This is available through the EAC: Welcome to our Feedback Community  - but it does not yet support an offline mode of operation. Thanks John ... View more

See: https://community.esri.com/thread/224395-xls-form-converted-with-warnings  ... View more

Please see: Multiple language support—Survey123 for ArcGIS | ArcGIS  You need to use the language and locale code in the following format: Español (es) Thanks John ... View more

Hi Shawn - we updated the website last week. Please clear your browser cache and re-try. ... View more

Hi Piero - updating the Thank you screen in connect created surveys is not supported. I have added you to the internal enhancement request and will update this post with any developments. ... View more

Hi Suddha    I have done some further investigation and the use of selected() does not seem to be the issue. There seems to be a very specific bug that affects this survey. I have found that removing the top half of the form prevents this issue from happening. So this needs further investigation our side.   I'll raise an issue to look at this.   Cheers John ... View more