Latest Contributions by Anneka_France

Hi @CraigRussell,  That solution works in the meantime. Has this bug been logged and do you know when it will be resolved? Thanks! ... View more

Hi @CraigRussell, Yes, our organisation default language is set to English - English and number and date is set to Great Britain - Great Britain. We've checked our individual profiles and they are also using the same settings. We've even made sure that the date is in UK format in the layer pop ups, but no luck. When logged in or out on different devices the date still appears in US format. Is this a bug? It is essential that we can change the date format in our dashboards to avoid confusion for our British and European users. If the dashboard cannot automatically update the date settings based on the users locale, then there should be a setting to override this or the date should be shown in written format e.g. 16th March 2021. Thanks for your help ... View more

Hi @GarrettRSmith , You could use web form URL parameters in the pop-ups of your map of campsites to auto-populate a field in Survey123: In your layer of campsites you should have a field containing a unique value for each campsite (e.g. campsite_name). Create a sign up form in Survey123 to collect the volunteers details and make sure you create a field for the unique identifier (campsite_name). Add the campsite layer to a web map and go to configure pop-ups. Within the pop-up add some text e.g. 'Sign up'. Highlight the text and click insert link. Paste the URL of your Survey123 sign up form and add the following text to the end of the URL '?field:campsite_name={campsite_name} Save the pop-up settings and check that the link appears when you click on a point in the map. Click on the link in the pop up and it should open the sign up form with the campsite name field auto-populated.  Don't forget to make sure the personal details of any volunteers are shared in compliance with data protection laws. ... View more

Hi @GarrettRSmith. Here's the step-by-step instructions: Create a web map in ArcGIS online that contains your Survey123 point layer. In Survey123 Connect, open your survey form (it will open on the form preview tab) and then navigate to the 'Linked Content' tab at the bottom of the screen. At the top there is a '+ Link content' button. Click on the button and select 'Online map' from the options. Search for and select the map you made in step 1 using the name or item ID. Click OK.  Now go to the 'Map' tab and click on the basemap icon on the right-hand side of the map preview. The map you added to the 'Linked Content' tab should appear as an option. Select your map and re-publish the survey. The map in your survey should now show the existing locations and your online map will automatically update as new records are submitted! ... View more

Hi @PatriciaAlgura and @Anonymous User, We'd also like to be able to snap to feature in the survey map. I've added this as an idea: Select a feature (or snap to a feature) in a linked web map Please upvote! ... View more

Hi @ChrisMaclaurin, You can see full instructions on how to add a custom map into your survey in this blog post on Survey123 tricks of the trade: Configuring survey maps. Hope that's useful! ... View more

Hi @JustinPrather. Really appreciate your help. Our hub is really starting to take shape now, so if we can just fix these little niggles then we will be ready to launch. Thanks! ... View more

This would be really useful and definitely a feature that is needed if we want to start using StoryMaps as an alternative to PDFs. People are used to following links and jumping up and down sections in PDF reports (e.g. linking to an Appendix item for more detail), so the same functionality in a StoryMap would be ideal. ... View more

Hi @JustinPrather , Being able to assign human readable URLs to apps on the site would be a great improvement and I really hope this is something that could be possible one day. The workaround is a really useful tip - thank you! Unfortunately, I still get a double scrolling bar. I think that's because I've now added a footer to my site, as the extra scrolling bar now appears when I'm using the app URL or embedding the app on a page: This means that when I scroll to the end of the StoryMap, it jumps up and down a bit and gets 'stuck' before it switches to the other scroll bar and shows the footer. When I then scroll up again on the StoryMap, the footer stays at the bottom of the screen and the navigation bar of the StoryMap disappears: I'd be happy to have a quick chat with the research team about the page formatting and our bugbears with it. It would probably be quicker to capture in a conversation/screen share, but I can try to compile some notes if that would be useful. Thank you!   ... View more