Maybe we want to create a new point at that location.Īdditionally, the last thing that you can do here with point features is you can set a point at your geolocation. So, you can kind of pan the map and this will show the center of it. So, if you wanted to, you can really snap to specific features of interest if you wanted to. We also do have this crosshair selector as well.
If you don’t want snapping enabled, you can just unselect it there and then you can pick and choose where exactly you want it and let’s just turn snapping on. Here I’m going to select the option to create a new work order, and this work order is a point feature, so instantly you’re going to see there’s this kind of green dot that gets added to the center of the map and here you can see as I hover over individual features, I’ve got snapping enabled, so I could snap it to a particular point and if you click, it’ll add that. Again here, this is kind of our default tool, but you could also add this to the ‘I want to’ menu if you wanted to as well. We’ll start off with creating a new feature. In Geocortex Mobile, there’s a variety of ways that you can edit and create these features. So, Work Orders, Water Mains, and Buildings. I’m referencing a web map that has some point features, some line features, and some polygon features. My name is Patrick Fingler and in this Tech Tip video, I’m going to show you the out-of-the-box editing capabilities inside of Geocortex Mobile, and how you can both create new features as well as edit existing features whether you’re online or offline. In the first Tech Tip of 2021, Patrick will show you the out-of-the-box editing capabilities inside of Geocortex Mobile and how you can both create new features as well as edit existing features, whether you’re online or offline.
Moxile editor Offline#
With the list of spatial requirements constantly growing for field crews and those responsible for managing their activities, developing a collection process to not only meet those existing requirements, but ones that may materialize in the future can be a pretty daunting project to try and take on.įortunately, Geocortex Mobile gives you the ability to bring your mobile processes to life by equipping you with the tools you need to develop simple but powerful field data collection apps, which can be run in both online and offline environments. same as on desktop client - this would be such a usability gain and would also be usable without a toolbar.Mastering geometry editing with Geocortex Mobile button - marked text is bold/hyperlink/etc.
Also I would appreciated behaviour like "mark some words" - press bold/underline/hyperlink/etc. writing a * is not to much for me But as you already pointed out, typing checkboxes really is a lot of work on a mobile. The only thing where I use markdown on mobile is easy stuff like bullet lists. Personally I think editing markdown on my iphone is a PITA and for that reason I just put in plain text and edit it later in the Desktop App. What I am trying to say is that the mobile text editor is nor a proper markdown editor nor is it wysiwig, IMHO it is way to basic and this (again IMHO) should be improved. Hi I have to admit that personally at this point: I do not care wheater wysiwyg or a helpful toolbar is the way to go.
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