Latest Contributions by JohnathanHasthorpe

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     ... View more

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           ... View more