Nic Hubbard

I will try your scenario on the staging geocaching.com server. What was the GC code?

This is a bug that a few others have reported as well, but it is really hard to replicate, so I haven't been able to track it down. Are you able to replicate it?

This is something that we have on our feature list, to save your trackable inventory offline. Hopefully we can get this added very soon.

We send the log dates to the geocaching.com API at UTC time. geocaching.com then seems to be doing some sort of conversion on that, although they have told me it shouldn't be. Do you have your geocaching.com time zone settings correct?

Strange, this should be working. This was a feature request from a GSAK user that was a beta tester of mine. We worked on it and everything was working correctly. Let me look into this.

Are you only seeing this issue in List View? Or also on the cache details and Navigate To screens? It isn't intended, so I will look into this issue on Monday.

In your case you could also download the "US Northeast" map which includes multiple states including NY and NJ.

No, this isn't currently possible and we are not planning it. It is a bit harder of a feature to add, and, it has the potential to take up too much memory. What borders are you caching on?

Other things can always be adjusted, I have unlimited amount of control over it.

Here is the map with updated styles: It is missing one path though, and I am working to figure out what OSM names that type of path...

The new maps render the tiles on the fly and do not rely on actual image files being preloaded on the device. I am working to speed up the rendering significantly. Can you give me some coordinates of where on the footpaths are on earth? I want to be able to look at the same location that you are when I am updating our map styles.

I will look into this issue, as it shouldn't be doing this. This also shouldn't happen. Can you reproduce the issue? Also, can you let me know what your GC username is so I can look in our crash logs?

The new maps are Open Street Maps. However, we use our own custom style sheet to style the map and display data on the zoom levels we specify (meaning, I can change the zoom level that footpaths and other data show on). So here are some questions: Can you give me coordinates of where the footpaths are so I can take a look? What zoom level do you wish footpaths showed up on? Does the slow rendering only happen at high zoom levels, or always? I hope together we can fix these issues.

Thanks for trying Cachly! This functionality matches that of Apple and Google map apps. This was specifically done to give a intuitive and cross app experience since users likely have used one of those apps. If you tap the current location button a few times it will toggle you through the different modes. One of which rotates the map as you rotate. Is that what you meant? What iPhone are you using? The import size depends on the amount of memory your phone has. As stated elsewhere we are working to fix this issue. Can you send me the GPX file? Would you prefer them to be on the main map with all the caches? Please let me know if you have any other questions.

In the Offline Lists tab, where you see the rows of lists (root level). Swipe a row or tap edit to show an options button. This is what you want.

Well shoot, you found a bug. Somehow when we were building in a new Settings option that switch got its association messed up. Thanks!

In the GPX data, there isn't an indication which Waypoints are cache waypoints or user waypoints. Currently there isn't a way to edit imported waypoints, but I will for sure keep that feature in mind.

I just tested this and iCaching waypoints do get imported correctly. They show up under Cache waypoints. Are you seeing this?

I have iCaching. Will work on this fix today.

One Waypoint that does show on geocaching.com is if you created a Waypoint with Corrected Coordinates. This will then show on geocaching.com that the caches coordinates have been corrected.

I have never been able to find them either. So far, it seems Groundspeak only allows them in their mobile apps.

Waypoints are synced/saved to the geocaching.com API. So they will always be available no matter what device you are using or if you delete and reinstall Cachly.

That is good news. Let me know if you see it crop up again.

Added this to our feature list. This is currently possible. Just long press on the map and it will drop a pin. Then tap the pin callout and choose "Create as Waypoint". You can also drag the pin to move it, or fine tune the coords in the create dialog. This is something we have had on our feature list for a while and hope to get it added very soon. Others have suggested this as well. So an automatic "dip" list?

I hope to start work on this version after the Christmas holiday. This is a bug that was reported by a few other users also. It has been fixed in our internal 2.0.1 version which I hope to submit to Apple this week.