Open xiao8579 opened 1 year ago
Sample QR Code with value: Jimmy the Inspector
Test with iPhone 11, iOS 15.6.1 on a random box in my house. Worked without issue, very simple.
This works fine for me as well.
Works very well for me! Tested on iPhone 12 Max, no issue
Works fine on my end- Tested on Android (Oppo Reno7 5g)
Works fine on my side
Build: 1.16.272 - Samsung Galaxy Note20 5G, Android 12, One UI v 4.1
Tested barcode scanning on No Issue and worked great. No problems. Works as expected.
Works perfectly on Android 11 (Oppo A74) on various qr/barcodes
Worked well. iOS (iPad) - 1.16.270
Description
Scan a QR code or barcode to populate a button/project user input.
Supported formats: UPC_A UPC_E EAN_8 EAN_13 UPC_EAN_EXTENSION CODE_39 QR_CODE CODE_128
Test
How to configure?
How does it work on the mobile app?
Before you start testing: Generate your QR code with https://www.qr-code-generator.com/, generate your barcode with https://barcode.tec-it.com/en/Code128
Use your own project, and verify your configurations,
Or, scan project QR code below to download the test project to your QuickCapture app.![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/18433455/200077513-a37d9c41-cace-49c7-82c4-15c09512df33.png)
Open the QuickCapture project.
For project user input: Inspector.
Scan a QR code or Barcodes to populate encoded value to the user input.
On the project page, tap the button: No Issue.
Scan a QR code or Barcodes to populate encoded value to the user input.
Verify that the scanning process works well and the value can be populated correctly in the dialog.
Send your captured data and verify your submitted results here: https://www.arcgis.com/apps/mapviewer/index.html?webmap=6e3b58a201dc46b89ab6f5dc01087c4f