Latest Contributions by Jim-Moore

Hi @KellyTaylor  In the Survey123 web app, you can open the map in a full screen pop-up by clicking the Large map button on the map: The idea to be able to display the map in the form at a different size could be a good one - something similar is available in Survey123 Connect, where you can set the question height for geo* questions in the field app. Best, Jim ... View more

Hi @MajidAlabrawi1  Is there a WHERE filter on the inbox that might be omitting some records? Is the Sent folder also enabled for the survey? If so, are there records in the Sent folder? Survey records can only exist in one of these folders at a time - check the Sent folder to see if the records you're expecting to see are in there. ... View more

Hi @MajidAlabrawi1  What is the error you're receiving? Does the name of the object ID question in your survey match the object ID field in the feature layer? ... View more

Hi @RutledgeNicholas glad to hear you got it working. Regarding filtering the choices - instead of using choice_filter, you can use the optional search/filter parameters in the search() expression itself, as described here: Dynamic Choice Lists using Search Appearance - Esri Community ... View more

Hi @Pedrovoliveira, please see this post for some suggestions that might help: Solved: Re: How to calculate the hours between start and f... - Esri Community Best, Jim ... View more

Hi Andra It looks like there are a couple of errors in the concat() expression: concat((number${x_long}),' ',number(${y_lat})) The first argument (number${x_long}) should be number(${x_long}). However, the number() function is not really required here; since you're concatenating a string, there's no need to cast the lat & long values as numbers. Also latitude should come first, then longitude (see Geopoints doc). Try the following: concat(${y_lat}, ' ', ${x_long}) Hope this helps! Jim ... View more

Thanks all for your comments. Hi @arcpam - please feel free to send me a direct message here in Esri Community. We can discuss your project there.   Hi @RaghavGupta - it's currently not possible to specify the map you want to use for an annotate question, but this would be a good one to submit as an enhancement request to Esri Support for consideration in the future. You could also add this to ArcGIS Ideas to gather interest from others in the community. This idea has come up from other customers (including a couple at this years User Conference!). That is, support for the map=<itemID> parameter in the body::esri:style column for image questions with annotate appearance (the same parameter you can apply to geopoint, geotrace, and geoshape questions).    Hi @SvenSorhus & @3DMS - it's currently not possible to save both the original image and the annotated image, but it's a good idea. As mentioned above, you could raise this as an enhancement request or add it to ArcGIS Ideas. ... View more

Hi @RHammers  The image is likely too tall to fit on the page. Try setting the height of the image to ensure it fits. You might need to experiment with the value to get the desired result. From the documentation the size syntax is: ${image1 | size:width:height:max_width:max_height} Where 'image1' is the name of the image question. For example, ${image1 | size:0:0:0:350} sets the maximum height to 350 pixels. Similarly, ${image1 | size:0:400} sets the height to 400 pixels. Both of these options preserve the aspect ratio of the image. Note you can also see example syntax for your survey by going to Manage templates > Quick reference.  Hope this helps. Best, Jim   ... View more

Hi @Galen_S_MnDOT  Which versions of Survey123 Connect and the field app are you seeing this behaviour? Regarding the integer questions with blank values - do any of these contain a calculation? Are there any relevant expressions or appearances applied (to either the questions or the repeat itself)? If it's possible to share the XLSForm that would be useful for narrowing down the cause of the issue. Best, Jim ... View more

Hi @Kristofer  The pulldata("@layer") function retrieves a single record from a feature layer or table. As you mentioned, you can use the search appearance to populate a choice list from a feature layer or table. For a layer with thousands of choices, it would be best to use the autocomplete appearance as well, so that the the choices are presented in a drop-down list. In addition, you can supply optional parameters (searchType, filterColumn, etc.) to narrow down and filter the list of choices returned by the query. You can also append parameters to the URL itself to further configure the query. For more info, check out the Dynamic Choice Lists using Search Appearance blog post and documentation. Best, Jim ... View more