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Hi Francisco. Great to hear that Pages will be of good use to you! Our plan is to release 2.0 before the end of April 2017, but I would strongly recommend that you first try this functionality by downloading the latest builds from our Beta Program. You can use the forum to provide us with feedback.
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Hi janispaulsen. I believe that you may be using a client application that is formatting the X/Y values to 2 decimal places. By default, your X/Y coordinates will contain over 10 decimal places. If you are using ArcGIS Pro or ArcMap, ensure that the formatting of your X/Y Fields is not limiting the display to 2 decimal numbers. You can also control formatting of attributes in web map popups.
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Hi. Not at the moment. We will keep Web Mercator as the only projection supported for basemaps.
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Hi Hamid. I am attaching an XLSForm with another approach. In the example, an expression is used in the relevant column to warn the field user when a choice has been made twice. An opposite expression could be used in the constraint column to prevent the field user from submitting surveys where a choice has been selected twice. In terms of actually displaying lists were choices are dropped as they are selected in previous questions, I cannot think of a simple solution that would be easy to maintain. Ismael
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Hi Alexis. This is strange. Would you please share your XLSFile and provide some details on the model of phone you are using?
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Hi Shane! Thanks for your question. Support for Polygons and Polylines is in our road map but I would not anticipate this making it to the software until the second half of 2017. We will certainly add this into the Beta Program for early testing, but it is out of scope for 2.0.
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I created an example to illustrate how this could work for you. I have attached a couple of files to this message. You can use them as follows: Open Survey123 Connect for ArcGIS and create a new survey from the attached PullDataExample.xlsx file Once you can preview the survey in Connect, copy all the contents of the attached media.zip file into the media folder of your survey's directory Refresh the preview so your survey picks up the lookup table and images within the media folder. Here what you should get: If you would like to add your own list of species, all you need to do is to edit the lookup CSV table in the media folder. Looking at the XLS file you will realize that adding your own images is pretty easy as well. All you need to do is to add images in the media folder and reference them from the choices worksheet.
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Hi. At first sight, it looks to me like a good approach would be to use the pulldata function. To learn more about pulldata I recommend you read this blog post: https://community.esri.com/groups/survey123/blog/2016/10/27/the-pulldata-function-access-external-data Essentially, pulldata allows you to do a lookup table search so when someone selects a species by its common name, you can lookup the scientific name and display it in a Note or Text question.
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Hi Robert. I should have been more explicit on my explanation. Anyone who has previously opened your public survey must clear the browser cache for things to work. Alternatively, you could publish a new survey and resend the link. I understand this is a real pain and may not be practical. I apologize for the inconvenience here, but unfortunately the changes made to ArcGIS Online were out of our control and are affecting many Survey123 users. On a positive side, you should not observe this issue on any survey you publish from now on.
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Hi Robert. An unfortunate change in ArcGIS Online on March 1 caused Public Surveys to break temporarily. There are more details about this here. The problem was addressed yesterday March 8. If you refresh your browser cache everything should come back to normal. You did nothing wrong! As far as why your username is showing this is because your were already logged-in when you accessed the public survey. This is a nice feature where you can still take advantage of Editor Tracking even on PubliC Surveys. You did not log in explicitly when accessing the Public Survey, but your session was still active on your web browser, so the web app took advantage of that. If you do not want your username to be captured under the covers by a Public Survey you must log out of ArcGIS in your web browser.
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The safest way to figure if a question is empty is to use string-length. For example: string-length(${Date2})>0 in your relevant column for DaysOn will hide DaysOn unless Date2 has been answered. string-length works well with all types of XLSForm questions.
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Hi Robert. 1) It looks like you have not refreshed your web browser cache. This explains why you see the old link. 2) After refreshing your browser cache, you will see the new link format, but you will still not see the option to open your survey on the web. The reason is that you have authored your survey in Survey123 Connect and the web browser based app does not support all the features in Connect just yet. We are working towards supporting Survey123 Connect surveys on the web, but this feature is still in beta: Survey123 for ArcGIS Beta Program. I should have been more explicit in the blog post. I added a new note in the text to be more clear. Thanks!
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Hi Steve. Unfortunately not. Still sitting in the back-log.
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As anticipated by Zhifang Wang, this fix is now available through the https://community.esri.com/groups/survey123/blog/2017/03/01/world-wildlife-day-release (1.11)
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On 20 December 2013, at its 68th session, the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) decided to proclaim the third of March, the day of the adoption of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), as World Wildlife Day. World Wildlife Day 2017 encourages youth around the world to rally together to address ongoing major threats to wildlife including habitat change, over-exploitation or illicit trafficking. --------------- This is a minor maintenance update focused on the survey123 web site. Remember to clear your web browser cache to benefit from this update ! Localization While the Survey123 Connect and the Survey123 field app have been available for months in all languages supported in ArcGIS, the Survey123 web site was only available in English. With this update we add support in the Survey123 web site for the following languages: Bosnian Croatian Czech Traditional Chinese (Taiwan) Dutch Estonian Finnish French Greek Indonesian Italian Japanese German Korean Latvian Lithuanian Russian Serbian Norwegian Polish Romanian Portuguese (Brazil) Thai Spanish Swedish Turkish Danish Simplified Chinese Vietnamese The language to be used in the web site will be determined by the logged-in user's profile. If no preferred language is found in the profile, then the default language of the ArcGIS organization will be used. If no language is set in the organization the language set in the web browser will be matched. We will work on supporting Arabic and Hebrew in the Survey123 web site in our next update. Enhancements to Public Survey Sharing Since we launched support for Public Surveys in November 2016, we have seen many exciting uses of them for crowd-sourcing and citizen science initiatives. Public surveys have also become a favorite among educators in schools and universities. In this update, we have refined the process for sharing surveys in the Collaborate page of survey123.arcgis.com. The new enhancements are actually equally valid for private surveys, but the changes have been driven mostly by usage of Public Surveys. Thanks to Amy (Geoporter), Joseph (Esri EdCommunity), Dr Muki (ExciteS), Dave (USDAD-NCRS) and Sara (CoastWatch) for your feedback! Surveys can be easily shared with users via a simple link. Surveys can be easily shared with users via a simple link that you can embed in a web site, include in an e-mail, or promote through social media. Through the Collaborate tab in the Survey123 web site you can generate links that will launch your survey in a web browser and the Survey123 field app. In this update creating links is easier than ever before, as shown in the next animation. Note: As of this release, it is not possible to display surveys authored in Survey123 Connect in a web browser. You will not see options to open your survey on the web if you created your survey from Survey123 Connect for ArcGIS. Only if you author your survey using the Web Designer you will see all the options above. If you plan to use survey links to help people open your survey in the Survey123 field app, there are a couple of reasons why this update matters. First, because the new links can now be embedded into virtually any web site and blog and social media. The second because it is bullet-proof even for some Android devices where in the past some of you reported that survey links were being blocked by the operating system or some applications. Other minor enhancements and fixes Some minor fixes (BUG-000102897, BUG-000102122) as well as cosmetic enhancements are also included in the Survey123 web site. Most notably, a redesign of the Create New Survey dialog, to make it easier for beginners to understand the differences between the web and desktop survey authoring environments. Finally, if using surveys from a web browser in a mobile device, you will notice a smoother user experience when submitting locations. . . A small focused update as you can see but with some key enhancements and fixes! Our next release is planned for late March and will bring exciting new features that you can try already through our Survey123 for ArcGIS Beta Program.
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