Nic Hubbard

@Highlands_guy Can you let me know what your center point was for the search you did with the date range? If you have the coordinates that would be great. Thanks.

I can't say for sure, but hopefully within the next couple of weeks.

There is an issue in Cachly 3.0.3 that prevents importing from email. This has been fixed in our 3.1 version which will be out soon.

This is something that we have on our roadmap for a future version.

Is this a situation where the map is completely zoomed out to the world view?

Sorry about this. Currently it is a hard thing to get correct with live, pending logs on Cachly and GC Drafts.

Once you submit a draft Cachly it is hard to keep track of things. Imagine if you had submitted all those finds as drafts to geocaching.com, then deleted 3 of them. Cachly wouldn't have any way of knowing this, or how to "update" the find count keyword. It would only be able to have a best guess at this point since draft activity online does not get communicated to Cachly. However if you save all your logs as Pending Logs in Cachly or send them right away then you will have correct find counts.

I feel that it is import information to have in a prominent location. I will look into reducing the size slightly.

Did you mean the exclude my finds option? Do you have the "Clear map on refresh" option off? If so, that will keep caches on the map until you clear them by tapping the X at the bottom of the screen.

The API doesn't provide a way to bring the my finds PQ into Cachly, but you can import the GPX from geocaching.com then use the Update caches option to download more info including the personal note.

What device do you use? I don't think all will understand string logic and how to find all caches that just HAVE a note. That is why I have included this boolean filter option as well.

I was able to reproduce the first issue, but not the last two. I think the last two issues have already been corrected in the beta. Thanks for reporting!

Notes are always saved on geocaching.com's server, so they are backed up. The GPX spec for Pocket Queries does not have Notes data. However, I wouldn't ever use the GPX file for a PQ, instead use the Pocket Queries option in Cachly to download them as they will return full cache data, including notes. No, there are no API calls to fetch the cache notes. If you refresh your caches they are returned from the API and saved in Cachly.

This is something we have on our list of features. Will see when we can get it added.

I would think a simple insert feature would work here. Such as an option to insert the current date, your username, etc etc. Keywords wouldn't work since they would need to be replaced before synching with geocaching.com.

If possible, delete Cachly and try reinstalling. It looks like there might be a database issue.

Yes, I can add you as a beta tester if you would like. The beta version with this fix should be out later this week.

The file for sure has attributes. Not sure if GSAK is stripping them? I have made the fix for the GPX file type in our 3.1 beta.

This isn't yet a supported feature. I will make a note of it, but I haven't ever had this request come in from other users, so I am not sure what the demand would be for it.

Thanks, will get this fixed.

GPX exports do include attributes. GSAK for some reason always shows that warning. Did you make sure that the attributes really didn’t get imported? Can you email me the file using the email support option? Exporting a GPX will also send personal notes.

Quite a while depending on device. You can can just copy the entire SQLite file using iTunes if you just want to copy the database.

I don’t have plans for this. Every screen would need to be adjusted, and many would need to be redesigned. It would be a huge amount of work that could be going into other important features.

No, the intention and way iOS will work in this situation is to feel like you never left the app, as it will be exactly how you left it.

Yeah, I would completely delete that and try it fresh. We have made many changes since then.