comkomm

Hi, yes, this seems to work. I tried that and I was able to "correct" a location and the new coordinates are now printed italic. So step 1 is done (although I'd wish it would be more clear that I've changed coordinates manually). Step 2 would be that those manipulated coordinates would be updated in my PQs as welll. I'll stay tuned and hope they'll fix that, soon. Thanks for your responses best regards - comkomm

Hi All, I'd wanted to suggest a new feature for the geocaching.com site and I am pretty sure, that I'm not alone with this one. Just now, when we are solving Mystery Caches we post the target coordinates into the NOTES section of a cache. Trouble here is, that I cannot "port" this section to my GPS device via a pocket query. I'd really love to see the feature, that I could attach coordinates to a mystery cache that can only be seen privately (Similar for Notes, but only for coordinates) Also this coordinates should override the coordinates provided by the listing so that pocket querys generate a result, that can be directly used with the GPS device. Also these results can help improving pocket queries that are used by planning to find caches along a route. A flag that indicates whether this cache is using overridden coordinates or original coordinates would just be another fine gimmick for iPhone or Android Applications. Off course the map on the cache listing should reflect the entered coordinates. So what do you think about this? best regards, comkomm