Complete Offline Content

[Andyyy94]

Hi there!

I just realised that if you are using a offline list it doesn't contain every HTML content of the listing. Mysterys often use a HTML content to set up the listing. It would be great - if possible - if it would download as well the HTML content when creating a offline list.

Kind regards

Andyyy94

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Hallo!

Die Listen werden ja heruntergeladen, sodass diese auch offline eingesehen werden können. Leider ist es jedoch so, dass der HTML-Inhalt vom Listing des Caches nicht heruntergeladen wird, sondern lediglich die Bilder welche unter "Bilder" anzusehen sind. Oft sind aber gewisse HTML-Objekte im Listing zwingend notwendig um z.B. den Mystery effektiv offline zu lösen. Es wäre also toll wenn die HTML-Inhalte bei Listen auch mitheruntergeladen werden.

Liebe Grüsse

Andyyy94

[rragan]

The only HTML content available via the API is the user description.  Getting the full page HTML would tread close to the "no scraping" terms of use. View cache in Geocaching.com will open the full HTML in a browser where you can look at HTML outside the user description area like the background image. 

[Nic Hubbard]

Were you meaning downloading the contents of the description including images?

[DerLakaiMS]

I guess this refers mostly to the images in the listing which are not hosted by Groundspeak. 

[Andyyy94]

Yeah I'm not sure but here is an example...

 

[Nic Hubbard]

23 hours ago, Andyyy94 said:

Yeah I'm not sure but here is an example...

Currently the images that are in the body of a description are not saved offline. It would take a bit of work to support this feature but we do have it on our list.

[Andyyy94]

On 9.7.2017 at 6:37 PM, Nic Hubbard said:

Currently the images that are in the body of a description are not saved offline. It would take a bit of work to support this feature but we do have it on our list.

Thank you! Nice to know you have it on the list

[rustywa]

I support this request. Doing a lot of earth caches in Paris while only looking at the offline data meant I had to skip a few because I could not see the pictures that the questions were referring to.