Corey

Also check out Notifications to get an email the minute a new cache is published in your area.

Maybe you're already doing this: Click "log your visit" and choose "Update Coordinates" as the type. Check "Add a waypoint to the log". Enter the new coordinates in the spaces that appear. Submit the log. But perhaps you're somehow entering the coordinates incorrectly? Or maybe the limit on non-admin moves is smaller than I thought?

Double post, I knew it. Oops.

It's a little more difficult to add toggle-buttons to a PDF - they would probably have to be options on the cache page.

Check out http://markwell.us/pq.htm for a good basic PQ tutorial.

Found it. Sure. Here's the script. If you're interested in what it's storing or want to see a list of all TB tracking numbers it memorized, search for "RangerFox.TBManager" on Firefox's about:config page. They're all right there. I also had functionality to save your last log entry for that TB, but I commented it out in this release. I've never used it and I hate copy and paste logs with a passion. I also recommend the one I made that finishes what Groundspeak started, displaying waymarks on the gc.com Google Map. I've been much more interested in Waymarking.com now that I can see them on the same map as the caches.

Ranger Fox has a Greasemonkey script that remembers the tracking number for any trackable once you've entered it once, but I can't find the link now.

Hm, I've never seen that.

Are those normal quote marks? Also see http://coord.info for shorter cache URLs.

That would be useful.

It would merely push their renewal date into the future, same if they were merely Premium members. Never mind, I think I was wrong about how Charter Member-ships work.

Possibly an easier solution: Email your local reviewer or another admin and have them mark the trackable in question "missing".

0. Is there a bold date in the "Last Run" column next to the query name in your list of queries?

Sounds helpful. It sounds server-intensive, but so are the current preview options.

Either that, or...? A Java update won't affect the maps. Oddly enough, Java and JavaScript are almost entirely unrelated.

Does a refresh (Ctrl-R) help? Any specific addresses?

Prime Suspect has a Greasemonkey script that adds a couple enhancements to these forums, including enlarging that icon.

Delete all the caches from the list. Click [edit]. Click "Archive".

Yes, that would be a nice feature.

I noticed this on someone's profile, I wonder what it would do (note the status)? Status: Charter Member (Give a gift membership)

I've heard that the PQ server has been running a little slower what with all the folks who got a GPSr for Christmas and signed up.

I see that on some pages, but not all.

The only way a computer sees the Colorado, Oregon, etc. is as a removable drive. There's no way for the plugin to tell the difference.

Looks fine now.

Hmm, I don't see how ActiveX could be needed. There's nothing helpful on Garmin's website? And you've probably restarted Firefox, perhaps the whole machine as well?