Nic Hubbard

This is possible in Cachly. You will need to tap the Log this Cache button and when presented with the log screen, toggle the top option so that you can save the log instead of logging it. If logging/saving a Found It log you will see a checkmark on that cache, if it is a DNF you will see a blue frown face.

I have seen this happen periodically, but it should not always be happing (I get it maybe 1 in 100 times). So far I have never found the source of the issue, but I do have it on my bug list.

Airdrop is a Bluetooth technology. I think that @rragan means he is using the share option, which just shares the GPX between apps.

This is something that I have on my list and know it is a small limitation. Hoping to get it added in 2.1.

Yes, as @Bolling suspected, this information is not in the API. I had really wanted to add this about 3 months ago, but I made sure to look really close in the data that is returned and sadly Groundspeak doesn't provide this.

Some areas don't have the higher resolution Flyover maps, so if you are checking in a rural area you might not see them.

The reason we don't support landscape is that it imposes additional UI layout challenges. I do realize there are advantages to having landscape, so it is something we are looking into as well as improved iPad support.

Description, Hint, Logs and Attributes are not something that is part of Lite data from the geocaching.com API. So if you had previously had that info, from an PQ, GPX or saving from the Live tab that info would get overwritten if you are Updating Caches with lite info. In the future we will work to better merge the info so Full info wouldn't get overwritten.

This shouldn't be a problem, since it is for personal use.

When viewing an Offline List, tap the ... button and you will see an "Update Caches" option.

Do you mean you would just take a screenshot of it?

Yes, if we implemented the iCloud feature that I mentioned, then yes. Or another alternative would be to just store the images on the device.

This advanced filtering isn't something that is in the current version, but we are working on adding it in 2.1. You will be able to filter by a large number of parameters in Offline Lists.

Or you can load up caches in the Live tab, then tap the ... and choose to save those to an Offline List. Or, you could import a GPX of caches. Many ways to have caches offline.

These are documented in the Help section of Cachly. Many of the features like this are built to be very intuitive so that we don't have to have vast tutorials. However we are more than happy to answer any questions when confusion arises!

Yes, this is all possible. What you need to make sure to do is go to the More tab in Cachly, then to Pocket Queries and download your PQ to an offline list. This is the first step. Second, download the offline map that you are needing and you are good to go. When you have no service make sure to turn on the offline map that you need, and then view your downloaded PQ in the Offline tab. Then you can navigate to any of the caches, view info about them, etc all while offline. The compass and GPS both work while offline.

The Map Options (stacked icon) can be accessed from any map screen, so you can download or change maps on any of these screens. Please let us know if you have any questions about this!

I will make sure to fix it so it removes the dropped pin if the user chose this option.

I put in a request with Groundspeak to have it fixed though.

Just checked the API and it doesn't seem that this is possible.

Ah, I see. So you are meaning just on your owned caches, you would like to see those waypoints that are hidden to other users?

Great idea. Goes along the lines of another user request that I got recently for a feature like this.

I am not seeing any Stages created for that cache, even on geocaching.com. I see them in the hint, is this what you mean? If you created the stages as Waypoints when creating the multi then they will show in Cachly. Is this what you did?

You mean the waypoint pin is not removed when you delete a waypoint? How are you deleting the waypoint?

This is a feature that I have had on our feature list for a long time. My idea was to store the photos on iCloud so that they could by synced to different installs of Cachly.