Latest Contributions by GarrettRSmith

Your points don't actually pair up (look at the sharp corners), so you'll have problems getting a 1-1 relationship to work. If you have to use these points, you can use CalculateField with an Arcade expression like this: // Calculate a new field on PointFC_1 that stores the OBJECTID of the closest Point in PointFC_2 // load PointFC_2 var point_fc_2 = FeaturesetByName($datastore, "PointFC_2") // get points close to the current point, choose a buffer value that is big enough to get at least 1 other point! var p_buffer = Buffer($feature, 1000, "meters") var close_points = Intersects(point_fc_2, p_buffer) // loop through the points and find the ID of the closest one var min_dist = 99999 var closest_oid = null for(var p in close_points) { var dist = Distance(p, $feature) if(dist < min_dist) { min_dist = dist closest_oid = p.OBJECTID } } return closest_oid This will leave some points in FC2 without partner and it will give some points in FC1 the same partner.   If you want to get a 1-1 relationship, you have to generate your points differently. Copy and edit this Python script, then run it in the Python window: polygon_layer = "TestPolygons" point_distance = 500 buffer_distance = 100 # create output fc points = arcpy.management.CreateFeatureclass("", "PairedPoints", "POINT") arcpy.management.AddField(points, "PolygonOID", "LONG") arcpy.management.AddField(points, "PointPairID", "LONG") arcpy.management.AddField(points, "Type", "TEXT") # generate points ON the line points_on_lines = arcpy.management.GeneratePointsAlongLines(polygon_layer, "PointsOnLines", 'DISTANCE', point_distance) # read the polygon geometries as dict {OBJECTID: Geometry} polygon_shapes = {p[0]: p[1] for p in arcpy.da.SearchCursor(polygon_layer, ["OID@", "SHAPE@"])} # start inserting points into the output fc with arcpy.da.InsertCursor(points, ["SHAPE@", "PolygonOID", "PointPairID", "Type"]) as i_cursor: # loop through the points on the line with arcpy.da.SearchCursor(points_on_lines, ["SHAPE@", "ORIG_FID", "OID@"]) as s_cursor: for shp, poly_id, point_id in s_cursor: # get the polygon this point is on poly_shp = polygon_shapes[poly_id] # create a small buffer around the point p_buffer = shp.buffer(0.01) # get the 2 points where the buffer intersects with the polygon i_points = p_buffer.intersect(poly_shp, 1) sr = poly_shp.spatialReference fp = arcpy.PointGeometry(i_points.firstPoint, sr) lp = arcpy.PointGeometry(i_points.lastPoint, sr) # calculate the angle between those points -> line angle at the curretn point angle = fp.angleAndDistanceTo(lp)[0] # create two points perpendicular to the line p1 = shp.pointFromAngleAndDistance(angle + 90, buffer_distance) p2 = shp.pointFromAngleAndDistance(angle + 90, -buffer_distance) # calculate if the points are inside or outside the polygon p1_type = "OUTSIDE" if p1.disjoint(poly_shp) else "INSIDE" p2_type = "INSIDE" if p1_type == "OUTSIDE" else "OUTSIDE" # insert both points i_cursor.insertRow([p1, poly_id, point_id, p1_type]) i_cursor.insertRow([p2, poly_id, point_id, p2_type])   ... View more

Yes this is exactly what I do and what my write up is.   I would leave the geopoint myself.  You can see things like they did not pick the right polygon really easily.  Our crews mess up the points on the regular and we use the form GPS to easily fix them since we know which one you meant.  They also tend to skip Field Maps and go right to 123 on the 3rd-10th form so they all get blank ids.  Really handy to just leave it.  Arc is mapping so it all works better when spatial. At this point I am not sure your issue it seems ok to me.  Feel free to DM me and I can take a look or chat. ... View more

I am also having the same issue on a Samsung. Can see all the data download and then the install on device fails. The download works fine on iOS. Logging shows: Mon Aug 22 11:22:17 GMT+09:30 2022 : [DOWNLOAD] - [e017b8d831b54f368fee12a286ab66a4] - Layer: OpenStreetMap - Error: com.esri.arcgisruntime.internal.jni.CoreRequest cannot be cast to com.esri.arcgisruntime.internal.jni.CoreFileRequest : Mon Aug 22 11:22:17 GMT+09:30 2022 : [DOWNLOAD] - [e017b8d831b54f368fee12a286ab66a4] - The map download contains one or more errors ... View more

Thanks for the suggestion. I used Raster Calculator to perform a Jaccard Similarity analysis between the two layers. ... View more

Thanks for the tips. I set the repeats to hidden minimal and they do not create records. ... View more

Great thanks so much. ... View more

Getting close to the end of the day here, but I would recommend looking into experience builder. I have used it internally to allow staff to select a road segment from a pre-existing line feature class and add new information using Survey123. I would recommend watching this Webinar as well since it has some really good info about new functionality in Survey123 (i.e. editing attributes & geometry): Spring Into Top Form with ArcGIS Survey123 (esri.ca) ... View more

I went ahead and made the decision to go ahead and revert back to the original workflow instead of banging my head against the wall trying to work this out. Thanks for all of your help.  ... View more

Hi @janderson_ksninc have you found out how to make this work? I am also having the same issue and wanted to know if you have found a workaround? I am trying to use a table for the Form ID and then two repeats that point to a polygon and line feature class. When I try to publish the survey I get an error stating: "Parent layer id 2 not found for table CampsiteArea". CampsiteArea is a polygon feature class. ... View more

Layer goes to main table goes to repeat.  See the post above I made a drawing.  Sorry gotta run.  In the end they all have to match names. ... View more