Nic Hubbard

3 minutes ago, Anapost said:

You helped me very good, thanks a lot!!!

Happy to help!

Happy to help.

When you create a new Waypoint, did you enter the coordinates and then hit "Save"? Make sure not to tap the "Current Location" option or "Geocache Location", as those are just quick presets. 

Once you have a saved Waypoint, you can swipe that row and it will give you the option to Edit or Delete. You can Edit your created Waypoint and fix the coordinates.

Let me know if that clears things up, I wasn't positive how your waypoint didn't get the waypoints that you entered, so wanted to make sure you didn't tap a preset.

3 hours ago, the2nddeal said:

Any update on this feature? I store all my solved puzzles in an offline list and being able to refresh them all would be great.

Yes, this feature has been added to our 2.0 version and our beta testers have been using it for a little while now.

Excellent idea. We actually have this on our feature list, but I will bump it up in priority.

Thanks!

1 hour ago, ShoesBologna said:

Ah, got it.

So if I understand you correctly:

When planning to do offline caching, it would be wise to only add a few a cache at a time in order to get more pictures per cache.

As in, when I planned my trip to another country, I created an offline list of 550 caches, and added photos and radius maps-->So I probably only got a few photos per cache.

Or are those two things not related?

No, those two things are not related.

What I meant was, some caches might have 500 photos available for them, especially very popular historic caches. Cachly does not download all these images, it only checks the last 30 or so logs to see if images were included in those logs.

When using the "Download Images" option Cachly looks through the log data that comes from the API for each cache. If the logs that are included (normally 30 logs) include images, those will be downloaded. So likely you will only get the last few images for a cache.

We don't download all images for caches because that would require a API call for each cache to find out what images are available (then downloading all images available). If we did try to do that it would quickly exhaust the available API calls that a user is allowed per minute. For example, if you were downloading 300 caches offline, we would have to make 300 requests to geocaching.com, and because we are limited to 30 requests per 60 seconds, this entire action would take over 10 minutes.  

2 hours ago, nastrud said:

Done! 

Thanks!

8 hours ago, frso80 said:

It seems like Groundspeak finally have resolved this, cause now the logs gets the correct time and date (exactly the date that is in the app, I've tested it in Cachly and another geocaching-app).

Maybe someone more could confirm this to be working? 

I had talked to one of the geocaching.com developers about something very similar (Field Notes) and from what he said, it made it sound like it works now. And that submitting from Cachly we set the UTC time, and it will show the time in your geocaching.com account based on your time zone settings in your user account there.

4 hours ago, Seniorfan said:

Hi new to using Cachly and like the look of it is there a way to have finds for the day as a text note? 

Do you mean as a .txt file that you would import into a program like GSAK? This is a feature that is in our 2.0 version, although it is for exporting Pending Logs. But, many of our users will create Pending Logs, then export as a .txt for GSAK. Then they will just delete the logs from Cachly.

9 minutes ago, Sailaboat said:

Hey Nic,

Your question creates a paradox.  As I'm not able to import the GPX file into Cachly (the app abends while processing the GPX file), I'm not able to forward the file from Cachly.

I can definitely forward the file, that's not an issue.  Where would you like it sent?

I can't attach it to this e-mail as it's 52.893 MB, the notice on this post indicates a max size of 48.83.

Cachly abended when it tried to process the images.

Cheers,

Mark

Can you zip the file and send to support@cach.ly? If not, could you share the file URL through dropbox to that same email address?

24 minutes ago, nastrud said:

It happened to me the same problem this weekend. I tried to import a GPX with +/- 1500 caches of 70 Mbyte, and the app closed when it started importing.

Looking forward for v. 2.0!! 

Could you contact Support through the app and send the GPX file so we can make sure to test it in 2.0?

When is this crash happening? Any particular action you are doing that invokes the crash?

Thanks for reporting this. It is for sure a bug, and we will get it fixed.

On November 4, 2016 at 8:47 AM, nastrud said:

I have download some Offline list caches for this weekend, and now I can search for any caches and it says "Error Cache Download Limit Has Been Exceeded".

 

And I'm a premium member

What can I do?

Groundspeak limits users to downloading 6000 "full" caches per day (caches with description, hint, waypoints, logs). And 10,000 "lite" caches per day (basic info like location, difficulty, terrain, etc). Once a user uses these caches up you have to wait 24 hours to load more caches.

Unfortunately this isn't a limitation of Cachly, but a limitation of geocaching.com.

I wish that there was a way to fix this issue, but the good news is that most users will never even get close to that limit.

1 hour ago, JGNi said:

I've just read that it's coming in version 2.0. Is that correct?

Yes, this option is in our 2.0 version that will be released in November.

You can use Cachly on the iPad, as many of our users do. But we do not have a dedicated iPad app that makes use of the screen size at this time. 

It isn't something that will be in the 2.0 version.

This is a feature in our upcoming 2.0 version. It will allow you to send the .txt in a number of ways including email, Dropbox, local save, etc.  This export option will be available from the Pending Logs screen. 

This is a feature that we wanted to get into 2.0 but it looks like it will go in 2.0.1. Stay tuned!

I just realized that for some reason that option isn't showing up for GC Regular users. Sorry about that. Will fix!

Looks like you need to upgrade. What version are you using?  Current is 1.1.7. 

Hi Alex, tap on the more tab and you will see an option for Saved Locations. 

14 hours ago, Twinklekitkat said:

Just adding my 2 cents.  I also do not have the ... but I did see a user this evening using a 6S Plus that did have it.  I have iPhone 6 iOS 10.0.2.  I have never had this feature.  I even just deleted the app and reinstalled to see if that would catch it but still don't have it

Thanks for letting me know. I think it is just a layout issue, and will get fixed in 2.0.

This has been fixed in 2.0 and there is also a new HTML option to view that version. 

This isn't currently possible to export as GPX, but I will add it to our feature list. 

Thanks!

17 minutes ago, Team DEMP said:

It is possible to add via a blind back end web URL - 
https://www.geocaching.com/my/watchlist.aspx?w=3571496

where the value is the cache id. Requires an active connection or if offline, would need to be batched and executed once connected.  Even if not "API'ed" I'd prefer this approach then having to go to the full website. 

To stop watching a cache I'm not sure it can be done through a single web call as the current UI prompts to confirm but maybe that can be included for a "silent" stop watching. 

Good to know. Will add this to our feature list.