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When creating a log and you want trackables dropped or visited a list of your inventory appears to be downloaded each time you log. This means you cannot do the trackable visit if you have no Internet access. Also takes time if you are online. 

Could the inventory not be stored offline with a refresh button?

An ability to abort a download will also be useful 

5 hours ago, hidegoseek said:

Excellent!  I wonder how many cachers still post from the website.  I do because I hate typing on a phone.   

I normally post from Cachly if there is plenty of time but normally drop the Found logs into GSAK and then log using a proper keyboard on my computer 

Project-GC has details of lab caches that you have found so they must be available.

Oops - should have clicked it.

Thanks

When you hold an event you will log an Attended log. This changes the log button to indicate you have logged the cache and greys it out. 

Is it possible to allow you to archive the event after you are happy that the attendees have logged?

One could wait the 30 days for auto archive or use the geocaching website 

Where is the information drawn from for the offline maps? Openstreet?

It is just that there are some errors and it would be great if I could get them fixed.

I see there is an app in the store called Powerful Cachly for Geocaching. This is not Cachly. Don't be caught by the lookalike. 

I have seen the re-sort as well. As you say - if you exit and come back in then it is fine

Hi Andy

For Item 1 see the reply in this topic

Leave as is for me too.

That being said I do sometimes open the list and count how many DNFs so I know how many we have found  so far

The update was a one off database update as V3 users a different (single) database for all offline lists. It won't appear again 

I must admit I don't average the readings. Walk away and back again numerous times. From that there is one set of coords that appear more than others surrounded by a few that are .001 out. Then there are some that are different by  3 or 4 thousands. Those need to be ignored.

To me a simple average brings in one's that are obviously incorrect. I would not have this feature as a priority. There are others that are far more useful eggs Status update, delete a cache from all offline lists 

Check the plot on Google Earth. My experience is that you cannot go wrong if your coords show to be good there. 

Plot your coords as a waypoint. Wall away and then go to the waypoint as if you are finding a cache. That is also a good check 

Nope - I deleted cachly at about beta 17 and reinstalled from scratch.

Offline. That's strange.

Did another refresh and now it is correct.

Just visited a cache GC72T9T. Attribute shows it is wheelchair friendly. No way that a wheelchair could get to teh GZ. I was about to send the CO a message when I saw on the geocaching website that the attribute is the negative one. Obviously picking up the wrong icon.

You can do that already. 

Click All Visited and then swipe the ones you do not want to the left and toast delete 

I prefer to log caches in GSAK. Easier to type my story on a computer keyboard. 

I mark the cache as found in cachly and then export to GSAK where I can do my full log avid publish from there 

11 hours ago, barefootguru said:

The date might be the PQ date… whenever I download a new PQ it always goes to the top of the Offline list (as Nik says).

Tap Edit to arrange them in your desired order.

Missed the manual sort. Thanks 

On 17/05/2017 at 6:07 PM, Nic Hubbard said:

Yes, you can use iTunes and save the entire SQLite database (actually all three sqlite files) to your computer. Then hook up a different device and this time use the "Add to" option in iTunes and you can overwrite the database on your other device. I tested this and it works great.

Tested it from a iPhone 7 to an iPhone 5. Agree - works like a dream

On 18/05/2017 at 6:07 PM, Nic Hubbard said:

Hmm, this is one of those things that seems small and simple, but would be easier said than done. Will have to think about it.

While not a major feature pocket queries could be handled like bookmark lists and give you the choice. 

On 18/05/2017 at 6:07 PM, Nic Hubbard said:

They are in order of created. However you can manually sort them, so forcing a sort order isn't something I would do.

See image. If you look at the download dates and times they are not in order. 

Currently, if you download a pocket query a new offline list is created. If you run the pocket query again the next day and download it again a new offline list is created. I think it should be merged with the existing one.

The list of offline lists seems to be in no particular order. Not date nor alpha. It would be great iif they could be sorted in alphabetic order.

GSAK has, in addition to full cache and basic cache data update, a status update. This runs more quickly than the other two. 

Is this a feature that could be added? I only want active caches in my offline lists so would like to run a status update so the archived ones can be deleted 

I am getting to the stage where I am going to delete the official app. I only have it on my phone to notify me of messages