I am trying to do an upload of an ODK form and I keep getting this error;
Multiple Geometries have been specified in the form:main
"Like a camera I use the negative to develop..uDig"
This does not sound like an ODK Aggregate server.
Use ODK Validate to validate the form.
Ask the server developers.
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On Fri, Dec 11, 2015 at 11:01 AM, Roxroy Bollers wrote:I am trying to do an upload of an ODK form and I keep getting this error;
Multiple Geometries have been specified in the form:main
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Hi Roxroy,
This is due to a restriction on forms added by the Smap Server rather than
an OdkCollect constraint. Smap Server only allows a single geometry
(point, linestring or polygon per form and hence per table in the results).
However you can simulate having multiple geometries per table. If you
wrap the second geometry in a "begin repeat", "end repeat" then it goes
into a separate form and a separate table. You can then set the "repeat
count" to 1. Then when the enumerator is filling in the form it will work
exactly the same way as if both geometries were in the same form. When
doing your analysis you can create a layer for each geometry and each will
have access to the same set of properties because a sub form can answers to
questions in its parent form.
regards
Neil
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On Sat, Dec 12, 2015 at 6:01 AM, Roxroy Bollers wrote:I am trying to do an upload of an ODK form and I keep getting this error;
Multiple Geometries have been specified in the form:main
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Thanks all this has been sorted.
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On Fri, Dec 11, 2015, 23:01 Neil Penman wrote:Hi Roxroy,
This is due to a restriction on forms added by the Smap Server rather than
an OdkCollect constraint. Smap Server only allows a single geometry
(point, linestring or polygon per form and hence per table in the results).However you can simulate having multiple geometries per table. If you
wrap the second geometry in a "begin repeat", "end repeat" then it goes
into a separate form and a separate table. You can then set the "repeat
count" to 1. Then when the enumerator is filling in the form it will work
exactly the same way as if both geometries were in the same form. When
doing your analysis you can create a layer for each geometry and each will
have access to the same set of properties because a sub form can answers to
questions in its parent form.regards
Neil
On Sat, Dec 12, 2015 at 6:01 AM, Roxroy Bollers rkbollers@gmail.com wrote:
I am trying to do an upload of an ODK form and I keep getting this error;
Multiple Geometries have been specified in the form:main
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