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sbalogh53

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  1. Please see this post Hi Clyde, Thanks for the response. Your link does not help because it refers to HTML addresses with waypoint NAMES giving problems with question marks, etc. However, you used to allow Waypoint CODES (eg GCMMYR or GC9331, etc) to be used. These are controlled codes as used by GC.com and do not have any special characters in them. I understand that there may be other geocaching sites with different schemes that might cause a problem, but if I only use GC.com then it would be really nice to have a user option to select GCxxxx.HTML as the final part of the URL address.
  2. Does not seem to work in Australia. If you zoom out on the Google map it soon becomes obvious that it is yet another US-only service.
  3. Hi, In a previous version of GSAK (prior to 5.1.2 - not sure how old) when I exported the database as HTML (File>Export>HTML Files...) or CTL-H, all the cache pages had a URL containing the GCxxxx code as part of the URL (eg .../GCABCD.HTML). This seems to have been replaced by a number unrelated to the cache code (eg. .../42.HTML). This is not very useful to me because I used to be able to go from one cache to the next by just over-typing the new GC code in the URL. Now I always have to go to the next cache page via the "Waypoint Code" in the "Master Index". This is MUCH slower and quite annoying to have to do. Am I missing an option somewhere? How do I change the generated HTML to create URLs with GCxxx.html instead of nnn.html?
  4. Hi, In a previous version of GSAK (prior to 5.1.2 - not sure how old) when I exported the database as HTML (File>Export>HTML Files...) or CTL-H, all the cache pages had a URL containing the GCxxxx code as part of the URL (eg .../GCABCD.HTML). This seems to have been replaced by a number unrelated to the cache code (eg. .../42.HTML). This is not very useful to me because I used to be able to go from one cache to the next by just over-typing the new GC code in the URL. Now I always have to go to the next cache page via the "Waypoint Code" in the "Master Index". This is MUCH slower and quite annoying to have to do. Am I missing an option somewhere? How do I change the generated HTML to create URLs with GCxxx.html instead of nnn.html?
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