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- Project user input variable—ArcGIS QuickCapture | Documentation
To assign a project user input variable to a capture field of a button, on the Data tab, from the drop-down menu of the capture field, choose Project user input In the mobile app, the user is prevented from entering text that exceeds the length of the data field
- Understanding User Inputs in ArcGIS QuickCapture - Esri Community
Capturing data with ArcGIS QuickCapture boils down to pushing a big fat button If configured appropriately with device variables, you can also have additional attributes in your GIS feature be added automatically: direction and speed of travel, time-of-capture, horizontal accuracy and many others
- How to create a Quick Capture – Full procedure - YouTube
This video shows you how to create a Quick Capture project in ArcGIS Online using the updated 2025 workflow
- How do I add a data field to Quick Capture? - Esri Community
You can create new buttons in QuickCapture designer and decide what values should be written in the editable fields you have in your feature layer You can also control what exact label (and or image) you want to show in a button
- Configure a project—ArcGIS QuickCapture | Documentation
By setting a capture layer as the default target feature layer, any new buttons added to the project will use fields of that layer For all capture layers used in the project, you can also set default values and variables for all fields within each layer
- Using URLs to populate project user inputs - Esri Community
Both input types support free text (single or multiline) or choice lists to help streamline entry They ultimately make your your projects more flexible, and help reduce the number of buttons that you need to inlude
- Whats new in QuickCapture - ArcGIS
Read-only mode for ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Enterprise is now supported When deleting a project created from a template, deleting either the project only or the whole solution (the project and its associated items including layers, maps, and dashboards) is supported Special characters ( < > \ ") are now supported in fixed-value inputs
- Quick reference—ArcGIS QuickCapture | Documentation
When there is no valid location, a waiting for location message appears and the bottom panel turns red Tap the bottom panel to display a dialog box that provides more information about the error
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