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Seems very doable. Use CASE WHEN... THEN... END code to change each picture depending on user's choice. |
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You put the pictures in the DCIM folder, you name them somthing like broadleaftree (needs to be the same as the input value of type of tree and in the widgets you go to the settings of the picture attribute and in the default value you write @project_folder || 'DCIM/' || "type_of_tree" |
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Hi there everyone,
hope someone here can help, thanks in advance:
I would really love to enhance the experience for some of my collegues for using Qfield for collecting data in the field. Therefore I would like to integrate pictures, depending on the content of a form in QGIS, so that they than can edit the form while at work in qfield.
The main point is that, while collecting data, the user would benefit from the visualisation of his data and might clearly see if there is something wrong. Another benefit is, that in the end of a project I might be able to generate a QGIS-ATLAS that shows all the little pre-designed sketches of each object that was visited in the field together with some of the data, so that it appears to look at the data in categories rather than real life photos.
However I've attached a little sketch to show what I mean by this:
Do y'all think this is possible to integrate into a qgis form to use in qfield?
Any advise how to get started?
Thanks again & greetings!!!

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