Beardman75
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I’m not sure what was going on this morning. I grabbed a cache on the way home from work this afternoon and logged it the same way I did this morning. The date and time seem fine. I’ll keep an eye on it over the next few days as I suspect it may be more of a morning issue but I guess it might just have been some transient thing. Thanks for your help
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I’ll let you know the next time I log a find which probably won’t be before tomorrow (my time)
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Apologies if this has been raised already. I did a search and couldn’t see it. I am in Australia (UTC+10). This morning I logged a cache at 6:21am. However, I noticed that the time listed on the log was 4:21pm this afternoon (ie in the future). I changed it to the correct time but I was worried that it might affect the date as I’m doing a streak. So I checked the date of the log on geocaching.com. Sure enough, it was showing the log as being 1 September instead of 2 September. I have changed the time back so it shows the correct date on the site for now. This was working correctly yesterday afternoon. I can’t see that cachly has been updated since then so I’m wondering if this might be a regression in Groundspeak’s API or something. It would be great if this could be resolved so that cachly shows the correct time but geocaching.com also shows the correct date. Thanks
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Beardman75 posted a topic in Support
I tried to view my inventory to visit my trackables on a found log today and got this error. I cant view my inventory at all in Cachly now. It was working fine yesterday with the same trackables -
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I get it in emails from third party services. I've also seen it used on geocaching.com but can't remember where exactly
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If I copy and paste a http://coord.info/gcxxxx link from an email and paste it in the search bar in Cachly, I can get that cache. But, if I copy and paste a http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?wp=gcxxxx it doesn't find the cache and just takes me to some random point in the middle of the ocean. Is it possible to have any url containing a GC code to return that cache?
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I have a couple of trackable that I always visit when I log a cache. In GSAK, I can mark them as “Always Visit” and they are automatically attached to each log but I can individually remove them if needed. It would be great if Cachly could have this feature as it is a pain having to go into trackable a on each log and click Visit All. Thanks
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Was this ever done? It is one of the few things preventing me from deleting the default geocaching.com app and using Cachly exclusively
