Latest Contributions by Marc_Graham

Hi there, We have a QC project built with user input applied to a button to capture notes.  If the user skips the notes then a default value of ${userInput:001} is captured to the attribute. I just created a new user input value and it does the same thing but with a different default value: I don't think this used to happen. I'm capturing points with App version 1.6.85, using the Quickcapture web designer against a Hosted Feature Service on ArcGIS Enterprise 10.7.1 We have been able to replicate this on multiple different devices, but I'm not sure what the other user was using, or how up to date their copy of QC is. Thanks, Marc Johnathan Hasthorpe‌ ... View more

Hi, It would be really helpful with the ability in ArcGIS Online/Enterprise to rotate symbols using an attribute to capture the orientation of mobile devices in QuickCapture to an attribute. We deploy viewers using Ops Dashboards (I mean ArcGIS Dashboards) to show users their photos and it would be great to display the points as arrows so they can see where the photos are facing. Even better - the ability to pull any of the supported exif data into attributes would be awesome, similar to what Survey123 can do. Cheers, Marc ... View more

Hi there, We have deployed the following: A hosted feature layer to hold QuickCapture (QC) features (HFL) A hosted feature layer view (HFLV) of the above that is consumed via a QC project  When I write directly to the HFL from QC I successfully get points with attached images from the camera. However when we write to the HFLV from QC we get points but no attachments. In Server Manager we get the following error: SEVERE Feb 26, 2020, 10:37:39 AM Wrong attachment definition syntax. Rest Now there is a complication - The QC points have an attribute called: secured_from_app with a default value of "Yes" in QC.  The HFLV has a Feature View Definition of secured_from_app does not equal "Yes". The intent here is that we can have users writing to the GIS HFL with QuickCapture, but if they tried to query the service (they can only access the HFLV) they would not be able to retrieve any features. For example - we have multiple different users working on sensitive sites, and we don't want them to see what each other are up to.  Aware that we could publish multiple services and configure multiple projects, but that is an admin overhead (plus potential user confusion) we are trying to avoid. I have tested the HFLV with this View Definition turned off and the points have attachments.  When it is applied points are submitted but attachments are not. My theory is QC writes the points to the HFL (via the HFLV) and then tries to add attachments, but because of the HFLV View Definition it cannot access the features to attach the images.  I dunno, just a guess. Either way, I think there is a valid workflow for providing the app to users but wanting the actual submitted data to be secure, even from the people submitting it.  Regards, Marc Johnathan Hasthorpe‌ ... View more

Hi there, Currently through the GUI you can only configure Project User Input as strings.  If you edit the json you can convert it from EsriFieldTypeString to EsriFieldTypeInteger and this works ok as long as you actually capture the project user input.  If you leave it blank the app tries to submit an empty string "" rather than a null value.  This causes the record submission to fail. I would like it if the project user input could be all possible values including int/double/string/date etc and if it is not filled in then it should submit null rather than "". Regards, Marc ... View more