Hi James,
Thanks for the response.
You're correct, there is a login on the web page for the REST interface.
When I log into it, I can no longer access the REST API. Instead, it
redirects me to my User page in the REST API Portal interface. When I would
then try to re-click the "Open Submission Url" it would take me again to
the error. A colleague of mine did find a work around that worked for both
of us:
Login with credentials.
In a new tab, return to the error page and copy a portion of the url
(/content/items/.
That allowed us to actually access the page.
For the Feature Layer item in our portal, I don't think I articulated what
we are trying to do very well (it was early and sufficient caffeine had not
been consumed).
The feature service we want to link contains several layers. We're trying
to build a form that will allow us to access all of those layers and
automatically send the data collected back in the field for each of those
layers to the corresponding feature class in our portal so that it is
automatically updated and saved on our SQL Server. So far, we've been able
to do so for only the first layer within the feature service. The survey
isn't listing any other tables (layers) in the form settings or the schema
(where I go to verify it's on the form). Does this mean that I will need to
remove all the layers from a single feature service and place them in their
own feature services and then create separate forms for each rather than
placing them all into the same form and feature service?
Since you work at ESRI, are we able to phone you and do a share screen so
you can see exactly what we are trying to do?
Cheers,
Jessica
