Latest Contributions by JohnathanHasthorpe

‎08-04-2024

Hi - In the QuickCapture Designer, did you enable both Orieted Imagery and Oriented Imagery Classic options? If so, which one did you enable first? Also what error are you seeing in the Map Viewer?

‎07-22-2024

Q: Does anyone know if there is a way to label points that are being mapped in an offline environment with field input (i.e., count field) or enable pop-ups so the user can see what attribute information was entered? A: While QuickCapture popups do function offline, they currently do not display attribute information beyond the feature type. We will add your request to the enhancement we have open for supporting this functionality. Q: Alternatively, is there a way to point two different apps (e.g., Field Maps and Quick Capture) to the same offline point features so that we can view the data in Field Maps? A: Yes, QuickCapture and field maps can point to the same point feature layer. So you could create a webmap that uses the same layer as QuickCapture, and open it in Field Maps. To make things easier, in QuickCapture you can use use link buttons to automatically launch field maps and download/open that webmap. See the following resources: QuickCapture link buttons https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-quickcapture-blog/working-with-link-buttons-in-quickcapture/ba-p/1052028 https://doc.arcgis.com/en/quickcapture/help/integratewithotherapps.htm#:~:text=To%20link%20to%20another%20app,that%20opens%20another%20Esri%20app Field Maps link parameters: https://doc.arcgis.com/en/field-maps/latest/prepare-maps/deploy-your-map.htm

‎07-22-2024

@PersonQuick I'm sorry to hear that you're having issues with attachments. First off, QuickCapture is designed to function in disconnected environments, so resilience is built into the app. When using supportsApplyEditsWithGlobalIds, attachments should be uploaded first. Once all attachments have been successfully uploaded, the feature will then be sent. This approach is designed to prevent any missing attachments. If you're experiencing something different, we'd like to gather more details: What device and operating system are you using? What type of network connection are you on? Is it a cellular network? Are you encountering the issue when sending from the office or over WiFi? We have logging tools that can help diagnose the problem if you're open to a call. If so, please email me at QuickCapture@esri.com.

‎06-18-2024

This bug should now be resolved for Enterprise with built in authentication. Version 1.18 of the mobile app has the fix.

‎06-16-2024

Photos are a big part of many field data collection workflows. They are used to document the status of assets, to assess damage in infrastructure, for environmental impact studies, and so on. These photos are often displayed as part of a pop-up in your web map, or through built-for-purpose configurable apps like the attachment viewer. If the photos you currently collect during field data collection workflows were oriented-imagery-ready, you could click on a map to view the best image of that location in the oriented imagery viewer, then see the image’s footprint dynamically update on the map as you pan and zoom in the image. The QuickCapture designer now offers two options for enabling oriented imagery: Oriented Imagery and Oriented Imagery (Classic). The first option utilizes the new oriented imagery feature layer item type, integrated into the ArcGIS platform. This new layer type supports direct integration with ArcGIS Online Map Viewer and ArcGIS Pro. The second option, "Classic", utilizes the older catalog item type, compatible with standalone web apps and a community-supported ArcGIS Pro add-in. It's worth noting that both options can be enabled simultaneously for layers in your project. The purpose of this post is to gather resources to help users stay informed about the latest developments in oriented imagery for field operations. Resources - field operations Oriented imagery - ArcGIS QuickCapture documentation—Learn how to enable oriented imagery for a QuickCapture project. Oriented imagery meets field data collection—This blog post focuses on the workflow involving oriented imagery classic. Note that the Experience Builder widget does not yet support the new oriented imagery feature layer. Resources - general What’s New in Oriented Imagery (February 2024)—This blog post is a good starting to point to get up to speed with the latest oriented imagery updates, including 360 images, QuickCapture support, and integration in ArcGIS Instant Apps. Oriented Imagery, Integrated into ArcGIS—This blog post provides an overview of recent updates to oriented imagery, focusing on the new oriented imagery feature layer. Oriented imagery layer - ArcGIS Pro documentation—This help documentation covers the use of oriented imagery feature layers in ArcGIS Pro 3.2 and later, including those created in QuickCapture designer. Oriented Imagery: Frequently Asked Questions—This blog post provides a great deal of information on oriented imagery in general. Work with oriented imagery layers (Map Viewer) - ArcGIS Online documentation—Find out how to explore oriented imagery in Map Viewer. Sidebar - ArcGIS Instant Apps documentation—Find out about the oriented imagery capability in the Sidebar template for ArcGIS Instant Apps. ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript documentation—Incorporate oriented imagery into your own web apps with the ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript. Find out about the Oriented Imagery Layer and Oriented Imagery Viewer widget. Also check out this code sample. What’s New in Oriented Imagery (March 2023) [Classic]—This blog post introduces the Oriented Imagery Explorer for viewing examples of web apps that utilise Oriented Imagery Classic. Oriented Imagery Sample Apps [Classic]—A gallery of oriented imagery catalog demos, which includes the 2D Esri Building E sample featuring imagery collected with the ArcGIS QuickCapture mobile app. Esri/oriented-imagery GitHub repository [Classic]—In this repo you'll find developer resources for Oriented Imagery Classic, including a Web AppBuilder widget, a description of the oriented imagery catalog (OIC) schema, and a description of the Oriented Imagery Classic API. Sessions at UC 2024 The annual Esri User Conference is on again in San Diego, California in July 2024. Catch the following sessions to find out the latest about oriented imagery in ArcGIS. ArcGIS QuickCapture: Collecting and Exploiting Oriented Imagery See how to collect oriented imagery from a mobile device using ArcGIS QuickCapture. Attend this presentation to get a how-to guide for helping customers collect and exploit oriented imagery using the QuickCapture mobile app and ArcGIS. In addition, explore the value of using collected imagery in both ArcGIS Pro and your own web applications. More session details ArcGIS: Manage and Visualize Oriented Imagery Use the oriented imagery capability of ArcGIS to expand the range of imagery sources and perspectives in your GIS for more informed decision-making and improved situational awareness. Presenters discuss the full oriented imagery workflow: how to manage your imagery as an oriented imagery dataset in ArcGIS Pro, share your imagery as an oriented imagery layer in ArcGIS Online, and visualize your imagery in ArcGIS Pro and on the web. More session details

‎06-08-2024

Could you share an example photo with me and confirm the device that you are using? Please email QuickCapture@esri.com and we could arrange a call. Thanks John

‎06-08-2024

Hi @Embeez - What do you mean by full metadata and coordinates and how are you viewing it? QuickCapture writes EXIF metatdata to the photo. This includes lat, long and date time. If you view the file details on Windows, you can see this on the details tab. In terms of support for writing to the camera roll, we are unable to do this with the current version on the mobile application due to a limitation of the framework that is used. QuickCapture is being re-written from the ground up, and we will look to support this in the new version. Thanks John

‎05-12-2024

Hi Amanda The issue is that the online item used in the dynamic query is referncing a ArcGIS Server Service. This is not supported in ArcGIS QuickCapture. We will add a check to the designer to make sure such layers can't be selected. Thanks John

‎05-07-2024

Hi - When users capture data in QuickCapture, it is sent to a feature service. If this feature service is in ArcGIS Online, the storage of submitted features will consume credits. However, this is very minimal, see: https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/administer/credits.htm for more information. The data in a feature service will not get deleted until a user with permissions chooses to do so. Feature data captured from a QuickCapture project will never get automatically deleted. Location tracking is different, it is a platform capabilty that records where your users have been. These track points don't consume credits, but they do get automatically deleted after 30 days if using ArcGIS Online. If using ArcGIS Enterprise the tracks do not get automatcially deleted. You can back up these tracks in ArcGIS online if required. I hope this helps, please let me know if you need further information.

‎05-02-2024

Hi Steve - can you clarify the workflow? Are you using link buttons in QuickCapture to launch a Survey123 form and prepopulate survey questions? See: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-quickcapture-blog/working-with-link-buttons-in-quickcapture/ba-p/1052028 The Survey123 integration allows you to launch a survey from QuickCapture and pass through the user location and some attributes. However, QuickCapture does not pass through a captured geometry, meaning that this workflow will not work for polylines or polygons. Your best options is to capture the polylines in QuickCapture and then use the Survey123 inbox to access the captured features and update the additional attributes. To do this you would create a QuickCapture project and Survey123 survey from the same feature layer. I hope this helps. Thanks John

‎04-30-2024

Apologies, in that case, you just need to add the LS layer to a web map and set it as the QuickCapture project map. You can then use $map to reference the LS layer by name. Here is an example that grabs the Regions polygon layer in the project web map and uses it for an intersect between it and the captured feature ($feature). It returns the region name for the intersected polygon: // Create a feature set using the 'Regions' layer in the map var regions = FeatureSetByName($map, 'Regions', ['name']); // Intersect the current location with the regions and // get the first region var region = First(Intersects($feature, regions)); // If the current location does intersect a feature, // return the name of the region. Otherwise, return null if (HasValue(region, "name")) { return region['name']; } else { return null; } You should be able to modify the above by updating the layer name ('Regions') and returned field ('name' and "name"). Let me know how you go. Thanks John

‎04-29-2024

Hi - Unfortunately, the arcade expression can only update the field/layer it has been configured for. The functionality is intended to provide more flexibility when updating a single field and can't be used to update multiple fields in the target or additional feature layers. The best option for your requirement would be to look into web hooks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cYsa6xsxqk - here you could build a scenario that queries and updates multiple layers. Further information: https://doc.arcgis.com/en/quickcapture/help/webhooks.htm

‎04-28-2024

Hi Amanda, I can confirm the enterprise layers work with dyanmic choice lists. Are you able to share the problem project with me? Happy to check it out. QuickCapture@esri.com Thanks John

‎04-14-2024

I have found that the original expression is failing in QuickCapture because of the comma followed by a space ", " . It looks like this is an ArcGIS Runtime bug. If you remove the comma the above will work. But the following will work also: Text(Now(), "DD/MM/YYYY, hh:mm A");

‎04-08-2024

This has been implemented in 1.19. In the QuickCapture designer there is a new option under the more (...) setting called Button user inputs. Here you can view existing button user inputs and drag to re-order them.

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Latest Contributions by JohnathanHasthorpe

Re: Quick Capture Oriented Images Question

Re: Label points in Quick Capture offline?

Re: QuickCapture Attatchments not being sent over to ArcGIS online.

Re: Unable to share QuickCapture project to Public on ArcGIS Enterprise 10.9.1

Updates to Oriented Imagery in ArcGIS QuickCapture

Re: Downloading/accessing photos submitted with QuickCapture with full metadata and coordinates

Re: Downloading/accessing photos submitted with QuickCapture with full metadata and coordinates

Re: ArcGIS QuickCapture- Dynamic Choice Lists- Enterprise Portal Data Causes Error

Re: Data storage or Data deletion on Quick Capture

Re: Value in Survey 123 populating in Quick Capture (or can I hide those fields)

Re: integrating two layers into capture field arcade expression

Re: integrating two layers into capture field arcade expression

Re: ArcGIS QuickCapture- Dynamic Choice Lists- Enterprise Portal Data Causes Error

Re: Arcade date expression issue not working with QuickCapture

Re: (Implemented) Manually order button user input - Status changed to: Implemented

Re: Time filter messes with map on the app

Re: Quick Capture - records not being sent automat...

Re: Using the same project user input for differen...

Migrating from Oriented Imagery Classic to Oriente...

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