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Hi Mathew I would address this using calculations. Essentially you can use a calculation to update a question, based on the answre to a previous question. In this case it would work by updating the questions in the second group, with the answers from the first: The user completing the second approach (i.e the second group) can then override any questions if required. I hope this is helpful. John
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Hi Oscar I assume that you are referring to the grey triangle: It is not possible to configure this in the app. You could however download the Survey123 app template in AppStudio, modify this colour, and then deploy your own version of Survey123. However this would require you managing and maintaining your own version of the app (and you would need to get into the code). What colour of background are you using? It would be good to see the problem. Thanks John
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Yes this is possible using custom urls. You can pass in a coordinate parameter (i.e. a latitude-longitude pair in decimal degrees separated by a comma: center=43.567,-117.380) as part of your custom url, and use this to set the location of the geopoint question in your survey. See the following example: arcgis-survey123://?itemID=89bc8c7844e548e09ba3aad4695e78b&field:AssetID=FF34001&field:Status=Good¢er=43.567,-117.380 To get this working you would need to create a field in your feature service that contains the latitude-longitude pair in the correct format. Then you could pass the value in as a variable: arcgis-survey123://?itemID=89bc8c7844e548e09baa3aad4695e78b&field:AssetID=FF34001&field:Status=Good¢er={CoordField} For more information on custom urls, please see the following: https://community.esri.com/groups/survey123/blog/2016/07/30/understanding-survey123s-custom-url-scheme Cheers John
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Yes you would create the survey in connect. I have attached a simple example based on the above. Please let me know if you need any more information. Cheers John
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Hi Mick Yes this is expected behaviour. Public surveys are designed for crowd source type activities, not enterprise data editing workflows. I do accept that seeing the inbox may create some confusion for public surveys and will look at ways to improve this. Thanks John
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Hi John I'm assuming the following: - You are using custom urls to populate a question, which then triggers the pulldata to populate a number of other questions. - You want to use custom urls to update a note question in your survey. While it is not possible to use custom urls to write to note fields, it is possible write to hidden fields. So you can use a hidden field to update the contents of your note field (using calculate): I hope this is what you meant. If not please let me know. Thanks John
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Hi Oscar, Pulldata will return a value from a single column only. To achieve the above, then you will need to create a new column in the .csv that contains a concatenated version of FUNCTION_RANK and FREQ_TYPE_ZONE_CH. You can then use pulldata to return this string to the user. Regards John
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Hi Wellington I have published your survey against portal 10.5 without any issue. Have you attempted to import the xlsx you shared and publish it as a new survey? Also are you using Windows? Thanks John
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In the 2.3 release of Survey123 we made some changes to the way that surveys are published when working against ArcGIS Enterprise. These changes affect surveys using both hosted and federated feature services. Background When publishing hosted services to ArcGIS Enterprise, the service's data is stored in the Portal for ArcGIS Data Store. It is a requirement of the Data Store's underlying PostgreSQL database that all field names are lowercase, and this affects the service field names too. Although questions in Survey123 can be mixed case, if the app is to successfully write to these services, then the case used must match (i.e. be lowercase). Previous versions of Survey123 would let you publish surveys with mixed case questions, as the field app would fix the case on submission. Unfortunately, this caused a problem when working with federated services (which can be mixed case), as forcing the field names to be lowercase resulted in miss matches in some circumstances. Fixing the case on submission was a workaround we implemented to make it easier for the end user. However, in hindsight we should have ensured that survey was published using the correct case in the first place, and this is what we are doing now. What has changed? As result of the above, at 2.3 we have stopped the field app from fixing field cases on submission. Instead we have made Connect do two new checks when publishing a survey, that ensure the following: Any survey published against the Portal for ArcGIS Data Store only has lowercase question names. Any survey published against a federated service, has an exact case match between the questions and the corresponding field names in the feature service. If either of the above is not true, the user will now be prompted to manually fix the question names before being able to publish. How could this affect you? If you have existing surveys published against the ArcGIS Data Store, with mixed case question names, and you have upgraded to the 2.3 version of the field app, you will no longer be able to submit data to any mixed case question/fields. As previously mentioned, this is because the app is no longer changing field names to be lowercase on submission. While the survey will successfully submit in this situation, any mixed case fields in the service will be left blank. What do you need to do? If you don't have un-submitted data on your field devices, all you need to do republish your surveys using the 2.3 version of Connect. The republishing process will identity any mixed case issues and prompt you to fix them (i.e. make all questions lowercase) before letting you re-publish. Remember that on top on changing question names, you will need to update any references to them, e.g. the calculation field or the form_id. But again you will not be able to re-publish the survey until all such issues are resolved. Once republished, users in the field will be able to download the latest version of the survey and continue their work. If you do have un-submitted data on field devices, you will need to get the .sqlite database off the field device and re-submit the data using a desktop version of the field app. There are two approaches that you can use for this. Make sure you create a back up of your database before attempting the below. Approach 1 Using version 2.3 of the field app (Windows, Mac of Linux) run through steps 1-9 in the second part of Recover data from a mobile device in Troubleshoot—Survey123 for ArcGIS | ArcGIS. However, before you complete step 5, you will need to fix the field cases in the database. This can be done by updating and executing the following statement for each affected question: UPDATE Surveys SET data = REPLACE (data,'"Offences":', '"offences":') The example above will set the Offences field to be lowercase for all surveys in the database. You will need to run an updated version of the statement for each mixed case question. Once complete, you can the proceed with steps 5-9. Approach 2 Using a version prior to 2.3 of the field app (Windows, Mac of Linux) run through steps 1-5 in the first part of of Recover data from a mobile device in Troubleshoot—Survey123 for ArcGIS | ArcGIS. This will be the easier option if you have not yet upgraded Connect to 2.3. After you have successfully re-submitted the surveys from the device, you should then go through and republish all affected surveys, as described above. We hope that this change will not affect you too negatively and do regret that we did not provide a more advanced warning of the above. We are however planning to release some tools that will make the process of getting data out of the field app’s .sqlite database much easier – so please watch this space. In the meantime, if you have any questions, or need further advice or clarification please let us know.
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Hi Virginia, You can use a repeat for this. Put the age, sex, weight and life stage questions within the repeat, and the end user will be able to capture this information for each amphibian. The data will ultimately be written to a related table, so you would have one survey feature, with 1 or more related amphibians. I know that you mentioned adding new records only if required. But the user does not have to add more than one repeat. Another approach would be to use relevant questions to hide/display duplicate sets of the questions above (e.g. age2, sex2, weight2 and lifestage2). These would be made relevant based on an answer to another question, e.g 'collect another amphibian?. This would mean that you would not need a related table, but you would end up with many fields in the table. Have you considered the above? Let me know if this sounds like the right approach and if you need further information. Thanks John
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You should not be hitting any limit with your survey. Can you provide more information on the feature service you specified in the submission url? Was that created with the old version of the survey, or the version of the survey that had the additional choices in it?
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Hi Carey This is not possible in the current version of Survey123. However we do have this down as an enhancement request and are considering it for a future release. I will add you onto the issue. Regards John
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Hi Carl - the new custom printing functionality will enable you to print out your repeats. In your survey, you can create a repeat that contains one or more image questions and associated text questions (for the description). The custom print functionality in the website will enable you to print out individual survey responses, together with repeats that they contain. For more information please see: https://community.esri.com/groups/survey123/blog/2017/07/26/introducing-custom-form-report-templates-in-survey123-for-arcgis
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Thanks for the feedback - we will get this logged as a bug
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