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barefootguru

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  1. I always have a number of caches I'm collecting clues for — e.g. photograph a signboard at a particular spot.

    When visiting an area or planning a trip, it would be really handy to see all these pending spots on the map.

    Not sure exactly how this would work or locations be stored… maybe a waypoint name with a special prefix, then Cachly has option to display all those waypoints.

  2. Ah, well spotted.  I have that option turned off because I can't handle the main map being zoomed and moved out of my control.

    But I'd expect looking at a COs subset of caches — not on the main map — would zoom and scroll automatically regardless… in the same way as first going into an offline list.  Can't think of a reason not to?

  3. Saving offline didn't trigger the bug today.  The other actions I regularly do are to insert the Owner Name keyword, and after submitting going back to other logs before completely backing out of the cache.  I regularly switch between live caches and an offline list.  Still working on finding a consistent trigger :unsure:

  4. It's not completely clear, but it sounds like having clues from the posted coords to the final is allowed… as long as you supply actual coords with the clues:

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    Letterbox-style clues may be used to guide seekers to the container, but only if the clues are accompanied by coordinates specific to the hide.

    https://www.geocaching.com/about/guidelines.aspx

    God knows how reviewers handle proximity for them.

    Sounds like would be misleading for Cachly to both display and not display a radius, and probably best / less wrong to leave as is.

  5. 12 hours ago, ZeppelinDT said:

    Letterboxes are not necessarily at the given location.  A "true" letterbox usually requires following some set of instructions to find the final cache location.  A letterbox hybrid can be set up either like a traditional geocache (where its hidden at the given location) or it can be set up like a traditional letterbox (where its NOT hidden at the given location).  You can't really tell which way any given letterbox is hidden without reading the description.

    All the letterbox caches down here are at the given coords, and from my Google (well, DuckDuckGo), that's always the case:  you can go directly to the cache from the coords on geocaching.com, or from the clues provided on a letterboxing site.

    http://forums.groundspeak.com/GC/index.php?showtopic=153242

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