bandita007

I completely agree with the new icon. We organize geocaching camps for children and it is difficult to explain to them that they cannot log this cache because they do not meet the conditions and at the same time it is a type of mystery. If the challenge cache were separated by an icon, it would definitely be clearer.

I also encountered this problem a few times (after FI log the find was not added to the total). However, it was always enough to wait a few minutes and the number of findings was eventually updated to the correct number. Hard to say what the cause is.

Hello, I started using the function to change the initial coordinates to the final coordinates / or next stage. However, if I change the coordinates in the listing, then the icon on the map is the same for all types of caches. Example 1: I solved mystery cache, changed coordinates and on the map I have the puzzle icon. Example 2: I went through half of the multi cache and saved the coordinates of stage 5 of 8, for example. Now I would like to display the coordinates on a map to see where I left off before (for next planning). Yes, I can save the coordinates in a note, but I would like to see it on the map for clarity. However, in both cases I will see a blue puzzle as an icon. And I do know what is a multi cache and what a solved mystery -> see picture My suggestion is that it would be good to distinguish the solved coordinates according to the type of cache. Specifically, for example: The color of the icon would remain the same (blue mysteries, yellow multi,...) and only the structure would change to the shape of a puzzle. Then it would be clear what type of cache it is. It is clear to me that other advanced applications are used for this, but it would still be appropriate to have it differentiated in the main map. Thank you.

We will see as soon as the record is available. I think I counted four pieces.