Nic Hubbard

You can download PQs directly from Cachly, just go to the More tab and choose Pocket Queries. If you do want to import a GPX instead you can do so using Dropbox, another app export or by emailing it to yourself as well as through bluetooth on a Mac. If you email it, just press and hold on the file in Mail and it will ask you what app to open the file in.

That would work for caches submitted through Cachly, but there are also all other log types that are shown on that screen that wouldn't have been submitted through Cachly.

The only information about the cache itself that the API returns for this is a GC code. I wish there were more data because I would love to add the cache title as well.

Unless I am misunderstanding the request, this is possible in Cachly. When on the Navigate to Cache screen, just press and hold on the map. This will drop a pin. You can then press and hold on the pin to move it to anywhere you want on the map. Next, tap the pin and then the info button and you will have some options shown such as Create as Waypoint, Set as Target, etc. Using the Set as Target option will allow you to open up a navigation provider and navigate to this pin. You could also use this pin to create a waypoint and then set that as the target to navigate to.

I think a user input would be the best option here. The slider itself is a pain to make work like you mentioned. Will add this to our feature list.

The suggested way to do this is to use the iOS accessability feature to help. Here is some more information: http://www.iphonehacks.com/2016/09/enable-screen-filters-help-color-blindness-ios-10.html Let me know if this helps.

I do have this on the bug list but haven't decided what to do about it. Since users are used to how it currently is, changing this might cause confusion.

Yes, this is something on our feature list.

Our offline maps are databases with many various files pertaining to different things on the OSM maps. Merging these files on the client side wouldn't be possible. Opening two map databases at the same time is technically possible, but it would take a lot of rewriting of core offline map code and I also worry about the memory implications of opening two DB's at the same time. I do have this on our feature list but it would be a major change and not an easy one.

I created a bug report for this in our system so I can investigate. Thank you for reporting it!

Your right, looks like in Preview mode it isn't scrolling. Will get this fixed.

Deleting both Offline Lists and Offline Maps will delete them out of Cachly's documents directory. In just testing this on my phone Cachly went from 2 gigs down to 48 MB after deleting all my Offline Maps and Lists. Did you give iOS a second to refresh the usage screen?

Yes, I remember the feature. Still on the feature list!

Cachly just uses the iOS mail feature and shows the mail interface that other apps use. I assume you have Mail setup on your device (Cachly should know if you don't)? This likely has more to do with a mail server issue than with Cachly. Did you check your "from" address? If you only have one address setup on your phone it is likely sending from the same account as receiving.

So you mean a way to save Search Options as a default. So when you tap reset it will revert back to your defaults?

Sorry, so many people and so many requests, hard to remember who suggested things. This would need to be a new feature option that is added to Search Options. Will add that to our feature list.

You can toggle the Settings option "Clear Map on Refresh" so that caches don't get removed from the map when you refresh it. It won't limit to just the viewable area, but it will only load 50 caches at a time. Glad to hear this!

Are you able to replicate this reliably? So far I cannot and it has been hard to track down to fix.

There is currently not a way to "lock" rotation mode. But this is something that we are working on.

I think the problem is that your phone still thinks it has a data connection, possibly? If Cachly doesn't detect a connection at all, such as in Airplane mode it will save the Waypoints offline. If it does detect a data connection it will try to upload them.

You can save Waypoints (and corrected coordinate waypoints) when you are offline and they will be uploaded later for you. These get uploaded when you return to Cachly and have a network connection. What did you mean that they wouldn't update?

Agree. I will get this fixed in our upcoming version.

We do offer integration with Google Maps, just go to the cache you want to navigate to and then to the Navigate to Cache screen. From there tap the ... button to see routing providers, one of which will be Google Maps if you have it installed. This will allow you to navigate to the cache and use the Google Maps offline maps if you have them. (I thought your previous question was about bringing those offline maps INTO Cachly.) This is something we have on our feature list (not specific to the Workflow app) so that you can use the Cachly URL scheme to open various things. We do currently have one available: cachly://gccode=<gc code>

This worked correctly for me and centered on that users Hides. Do you have the "Fit to Map" option turned off?

There are a couple of apps in the App Store called Topo Maps. Can you let me know which one you are referring to? What is the developers name? Also, pretty sure that last time I worked on the Gaia integration it wasn't possible to drop a pin, but I will check again.