Latest Contributions by JohnathanHasthorpe

In the JSON editor, you will need to re-order the user inputs in the userInputs [] array. Each user input will look like something like this: { "autoCompleteMaxEntries": 5, "id": "001", "label": "Observer", "fieldType": "esriFieldTypeString", "required": true, "showEvent": "onEnd", "domain": { "allowOther": false, "dateTime": { "defaultValue": null, "displayTime": true, "maxValue": null, "minValue": null }, "dynamicList": { "dataSourceId": null, "outFields": null, "where": null, "orderByFields": null, "parameters": null, "updateMode": "automatic" }, "type": "userDefined", "name": null, "inputMask": null, "multiline": false, "hint": null, "codedValues": [], "range": [], "showScanner": false }, "mode": "button" },   Note that the last user input does not have a comma after its last bracket.  I would use save as in the designer to create a test version of your project, and use a JSON editor to validate the entire project JSON, before saving.     ... View more

Hi. The starting point of a QuickCapture project is not a map, it is a feature layer. You will need to select the feature layers ( addresses and state sidewalks) you want to send records to. Once you create you project, you can then select your map as the project map in project settings. This means that the user will be able to view the map in the mobile application. https://doc.arcgis.com/en/quickcapture/help/editproject.htm     ... View more