TheView

Thanks Max and 99 for responding quickly. I have not tried anything yet. My Adventure Lab requires reading and interpreting signage in a county park. I will come up with another question and answer without the missing sign per your suggestion. Thanks again for a quick solution.

One of my five locations has been removed due to construction. What should I do to either provide the answer for that location or somehow have that location ignored so that the adventure can be completed with four locations. I have not ascertained if or when this location will ever be reestablished. TheView

Excellent reply and comments Keystone. Concise and Clear and I learned something new(l must have inadvertently set my account to not share). I fixed that immediately. This is not a dire situation so 100% accuracy is not necessary. I believe the countries will be accurate overtime but the number of finders may never be. I periodically look at my Travel Bug logs to see where they have been. For my Alaska Geocache, because it is located in Haines, AK where cruise ships frequent, there are many catchers from foreign countries who make the Find. I am not looking for a 100% accuracy, just a guesstimate. I could ask cachers to state their country of origin and read the logs which aren’t that many and keep a manual log as suggested from TeamRabbitRun. I may compare the flag counter to a manual record. I worked in IT and engineering and automation was paramount for efficiency and allowance for creativeness for those desiring to do so. Originally, we put out geocaches like we found. Now I mostly put out difficult Challenges so I don’t want or expect many Finders’ logs. I appreciate all for pointing out how a flag counter may not convey what I was seeking….thanks to all who responded

I added the Flag Counter, reran the page but it seems that it doesn’t pickup previous finds.

Excellent reply and comments Keystone. Concise and Clear and I learned something new(l must have inadvertently set my account to not share). I fixed that immediately. This is not a dire situation so 100% accuracy is not necessary. I believe the countries will be accurate overtime but the number of finders may never be.

I have a geocache in Haines, Alaska where cruise ships frequently are in port. Geocaching passengers from all over the world find my Haines, Alaska geocache. I want to show on the Description page of the geocache how many finders and from which are their home countries have found my geocache. How can I do this?

It is my understanding that Reviewers have the option or maybe it is mandatory of requesting on new challenge Geocaches to have the Cache Owner identify 10 geocachers who live in the same state the geocache is placed who qualify for the proposed Geocache Challenge and that the CO also qualifies. Is there a simple non-tedious process to determine who the qualifying geocachers are? I presently use a checker developed before the geocache is placed but it requires adding geocacher IDs one at a time which is tedious.

How do I find Archived geocaches on the geocaching app and on geocaching.com? How do I go back to original geocaching dashboard. I prefer the old map and geocaching GcCode page. Ed/TheView

Check logs on GCRJJG first. It os presently disabled due to construction.

I've downloaded the Wherigo Player and a Cartridge to my IPad ll but when I open the cartridge it gets to the Start window and I can't make anything happen. The IPad uses an IOS Operating System. Not sure it is compatible with Wherigo Player. Thanks for comments.

To clarify, the pocket queries are not providing the last 5 log entries, the flag whether they were found or not, and the last date found.