laxxe

I still see, that the emails has no line breaks (see below). I'm using Eudora, and the problem started months ago. This is an automated message from Geocaching You are receiving this email because this listing is on your watch list. Visit the web site to change your watchlist settings. Location: Denmark XXX found XXX (Unknown Cache) at XXX LOG TEXT Visit this log entry at the below address: http://www.geocaching.com/seek/log.aspx?XXX Visit Unknown Cache XXX http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?XXX Profile for XXX: http://www.geocaching.com/profile/?XXX Remove from watchlist: http://www.geocaching.com/my/watchlist.aspx?XXX

Hmm... I'm pretty sure, that a time stamp is being written (in the notes field), when marking a new waypoint - but now when changing a geocaching from not found to found. It's in the calendar you can see, which caches you've find which days - but I can't see any time stamp there either.

On my GPS 60CSx, I can only see the date, not the time? It would be really nice, if the time was saved too, where do you see that?

Get ready to navigate in just 5 secs, with a SirfIII firmware update! http://www.sirf.com/PressRoom/Press.aspx?P...7&Home=true

Since september/october line breaks is missing in the emails I get with logs. Before: Now: It's pretty hard to read the emails now, what causes this change? There's still a line break after "This is an automated message from Geocaching" in the new emails (well, new and new, the change appeared in september/october). I'm using Qualcomm Eudora 7.1

It would be nice, if it could be possible to: - select only caches with a TB OR caches with a geocoin in a PQ (right now you can only select trackabloes, which is both). - see if a trackable is a TB or a geocoin right in the .gpx file (so GSAK can show it).

Sorry, it's for a Garmin Gpsmap 276C. It should be used for turn-by-turn navigation and geocaching.

Which map is the best/most detailed for Canada? I'm thinking of as many roads as possible, and turn-by-turn navigation. The ones I can find, seems not to have all the roads in the cities (besides Vancouver).

Great page, I haven't seen that before. Still, I'm lazy, and would still like to get an email :-)

I already use this - but it would be nice, if I could select geocoins only - and no travel bugs. Also, I would still like to get an email when geocoins are getting close to me. Hmm, I can't find what you're talking about - can you try to make a "step by step" direction - thanks!

In a log where coordinates are changed, you'll see something like this: Please add meters, please.

It would be nice, if it could be possible to have this feature: Get an email every time a geocoin within X miles from choosen coordinates is dropped or retrieved. Right now I use the watch list, and adds/removes geocoins now and then. It takes some time, and I could do other stuff (like geocaching) instead, if this was done automatic. The short version: I want to watch geocoins near home.

True but the difference is that archived caches will not be included. And if a geocacher has more than 500 found caches, it can't be used either. Besides that, I'm not sure, that own logs are contained in normal GPX files - they are in the "My finds" (no matter how old they are). Another wish: 5) Be able to use PQ with archived caches (so GSAK can be updated correctly, without having to do "tricks"). Maybe it should be an option to choose how many days back, it should go. Like "include caches, that have been archived the last X days".

Hi! I have a few feature requests for PQ. 1) Have the "My Finds" PQ be sent to an alternative mail address (like the normal PQ can). 2) Mark if a trackable is a TB or a GC, maybe even send the icon (to be used in GSAK). 3) Alert you, if a PQ will return more than 500 caches - and then DON'T run the PQ. 4) Make it possible to choose "Placed during: 48 (and/or 24) hours" (I'm running a PQ with new caches every day). 5) Be able to use PQ with archived caches (so GSAK can be updated correctly, without having to do "tricks"). Maybe it should be an option to choose how many days back, it should go. Like "include caches, that have been archived the last X days". Edit: Request 5 added later...

Me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me!

I'm having the same problems with the new email - all was fine before (I'm using Eudora 7).

No comments?

Hi! Is it possible to include information about the trackables in the queries? As far as I know, it's only possible to see, if there's at trackable in a cache - but it can't be determined if this is a geocoin or a travelbug.

Thanks - it works! Well, the WAP interface says "Enter Search Coordinates: Latitude (e.g. 47.12345)" and "Longitude (e.g. -122.12345)", but I can see, this is not at must.

Anyone?

Well, I've found the problem. Why do we have to use hddd.ddddd° using WAP, when we're using hddd°mm.mmm' everywhere else?

Hi! I can't figure out, what I'm doing wrong. I'm trying to search for a cache using WAP, but something weird happens. I've tried to enter coordinates for one of my caches, but the caches appearing are about 30 km (19 miles ) from it! I'm entering 55.39054 and 012.32211 (coordinates for this cache), but the first cache on the result page is at N 55° 23.910 E 012° 20.451 (this cache)? How come? Am I'm doing something wrong?

Hmm, it seems like it's logs with smileys (which contains [ and ]), that will be shown encrypted (but only using wap.geocaching.com). Please fix the problem - or stop using smileys ;-)

Hi! Take a look here: http://wap.geocaching.com/Default.aspx?__ufps=565873 This should be identical to http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?wp=GCJ5XN - but it isn't. Some logs are ROT13 encrypted by a mistake. Using my browser to view wap.geocaching.com, I can see a "decrypt" button - but not when using my phone (Nokia 6230), so I can't see the logs, that are decrypted (even by a mistake, since the user who wrote the log didn't encrypt it). Does my explanation make sense?

This is a really great idea (I didn't see this post, and posted the suggestion too). Let's save some paper :-)