Nic Hubbard

This feature is there so that you can plug in your phone and set it in a cup holder or slide into a dock while driving.

Your version of Cachly was? Or?

Ah, I understand now. Will add this to the list.

What is the source of the caches? How did you import into Cachly?

I don't like the idea of changing the icon color away from its original one. Could you use filtering to not show archived caches?

This currently requires a network to fetch the owner log types, but has been fixed in our upcoming 3.1 version so that will no longer be required.

Thanks. You are using the newest beta?

I don't think it makes things confusing. Not all controls have to be "above the fold". However the true test will be when users test it. So, we will see.

Will do.

Thanks for the info. Will add this to our feature list.

You did a Full Cache Data update? Are you able to test this again? I am still not able to replicate it, it works correctly for me.

I can't replicate this. So you are trying to update caches that don't have logs, with a Full cache update and once done you don't see the logs?

Yes, it should resort automatically. Will log a bug for this.

Thank you @ChrisDen and @Kyzabra for your input!

Thanks, I appreciate that.

You can still access everything on your iOS device. They just removed the App Store from iTunes.

Cachly does not save your sent logs in the database currently. How would this be different than the Logs tab? Just the grouping by date?

I have never heard of this before, so you might need to explain a bit more. So, basically you are placing a fake log entry into every cache that is imported in a GPX file?

Cachly doesn't save your logs in an internal database, so this isn't something that we have planned.

Yes, this would work.

Just to get an idea of how people use large lists like this, can I ask a few questions? These are in no way meant to question how you use Cachly, I just want to better understand use cases. Why do you need to keep 11,000 caches up to date? Why do you need to keep all 11,000 caches on a device that could be lost? What data in these caches is most important to have updated? In Geosphere were you just updating status of the 11,000 caches? Thanks!

Honestly I never knew about this. So they are NEVER used?

I agree it would be a nice feature. But, at this point I just don't have the resources to develop this as it would be a big feature. It is on the list though...

Syncing with iTunes is the most ideal way, since we can get the actual crash files. I can't find a way in iOS 11 where you can do this anymore on your phone.

Regular users are only allowed to see Traditional caches. This is a limitation of the geocaching.com API and is not a limitation of Cachly. Sorry about that!