Dear Stefano Ricci and Open Foris Arena Team,
I have extensively explored both the official and unofficial mobile versions of Arena while working with the same survey. I have identified a few issues and would like to bring them to your attention:
In the official version of Arena on mobile devices, there is a problem with label display. For instance, labels such as "Girth(cm)" appear as "girth(c," "Height(m)" as "Height(m," and "Remark" as "Remar," among others. While some labels appear correctly, it's evident that the last character is missing. Interestingly, the unofficial mobile version of Arena does not exhibit this issue and functions smoothly.
My survey structure follows this hierarchy: forest -> forestblock -> spl -> stand. Within the stand entity, there are a numeric attribute 'treevolume' and a text attribute 'strata.' The issue arises when attempting to perform a sum (sum(spl.stand.treevolume)) based on a 'strata' attribute condition (e.g., applying the sum when strata='tree'). The calculation works perfectly without the 'apply if' condition. However, upon applying the 'apply if' condition, the result cell becomes blank, with no apparent error. I kindly request your assistance in resolving this matter.
I've noticed that the unofficial mobile version of Arena boasts a valuable feature, allowing data entry through nodes or forms and facilitating multiline text input. As mentioned in the second point, this version successfully displays the sum value, a feature that is regrettably absent in the official Arena mobile version.
There are instances where it becomes necessary to concatenate multiple numeric fields into a single multiline text field. However, this action often leads to the inclusion of numerous decimal values. To enhance user interface aesthetics and ensure a tidy appearance, I am interested in minimizing the number of decimal places.
Thank you for your attention to these matters. I look forward to your assistance in addressing these concerns and improving the functionality of Arena on mobile platforms.
Sincerely, Rajkumar