Nic Hubbard

Are you able to find this cache on the map anywhere? Is it perhaps added to your ignore list? Can't think of anything else.

Can you show some screenshots of the cache details screen as well of a screenshot of the cache on the map?

Have you verified by visiting the cache on geocaching.com that it does have corrected coordinates (you shouldn't have to do this normally, but I don't know anything about the GSAK macro)? In Cachly, are you viewing this cache live or in an offline list?

What does the macro do? Upload the corrected coords to geocaching.com? If so, there is no need to add again in Cachly, refreshing that cache will bring the corrected coords from the website. You are adding the corrected coords again in Cachly?

Cachly is built using iOS best practices and standard controls. There isn't a way to add the back button on the bottom of the screen. That being said, do you use the swipe from the left side of the screen to go back? This is a nice fast way to not have to use the back button, and it can be done at the bottom of the screen: https://9to5mac.com/2018/05/25/how-to-go-back-on-iphone/

Cachly does have a lot of debugging built in for crash logs, etc, but nothing to help debug this particular issue. Since it isn't a crash, without plugging your device into my computer I am not sure what else to try unfortunately.

No, currently only one highlight color is allowed.

Nothing has changed in Cachly. I suspect this is an iOS issue. Can you import using another method other than Dropbox?

Thanks, I will consider this. You can export a GPX for use in GSAK. Does that help?

Thanks for the suggestion. Not currently. But, you can view our full 6.0 feature list: https://medium.com/@cachly/cachly-6-0-full-feature-list-ec5830da4280 What specific questions did you have about online/offline lists? State restoration is always on, and something you don't ever really need to "know" is on.

Have you looked into Text Templates? You can use these for trackables and write a log message for a log type that gets automatically inserted into the log. Images aren't something we have planned for that though.

The issue with syncing settings, is that users might prefer different settings on different devices. Other things like pending logs or even offline lists are something we plan to sync in the future, but I don't think Settings is something that makes as much sense. However, things like text templates are something that I think should sync.

There are a few things that sync like highlights and History, but settings don’t currently sync.

Strange, so the issue seems to be fixed for you?

What is the source of these caches? If you delete the corrected coordinate and add it again, does it solve the issue?

I would be interested in building this. I put in an application for the CarPlay program to Apple probably a year ago, but have not hear back. You can’t even start development without approval and some special files they provide.

Hmm, this is very strange. I will work to replicate the issue. Thanks for reporting.

Can you show a screenshot of the map options screen?

I would download it again and this time try leaving Cachly open it downloads and installs. Some of the larger maps, if the download finishes in the background, iOS will stop the install step.

Thanks for the suggestion. Currently this isn't part of the geocaching.com API, but I will put in a request!

All I can guess is this is an iOS bug. Nothing has changed for GPX import in the update.

Ah, sorry about that. I misunderstood your question. I have two other ways that might help. On the logs tab, you can change the filtering of logs to a log type, which you could set to "Write note". Then you could scroll through the write note logs and tap the cache name if you want to go to that cache. You could also save large amounts of caches into offline lists and use the powerful offline filtering options. You could use the "Log type" along with the "Log text" option. Just some ideas, hope these can help. Other than those, if I was to try and build this feature, the API that we use wouldn't know if you had a write note log for a cache unless it was one of the last 30 logs in the cache. Project GC can do things differently as they have a full database of geocaching.com.

This is a known bug and one I also have been trying to replicate reliably. Working to fix it. Thanks, will make sure to get this fixed!

There are many different icons that can show up on the pins, so we would need to make it work with the design, and likely be a user option that is off by default. In the meantime, the note icon does appear on the map callout and in list view, if this helps. See screenshots:

Do you have another device such as an iPad that you could test this same scenario on?