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HHL

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  1. Bitte dort weiterlesen: https://www.navigation-professionell.de/gps-glonass-gleichzeitig-nutzen-vorteile/ Hans
  2. Yes, there are ways to ignore these ALs: Just do not visit those GeoArt locations. It's that simple. [Text entfernt auf Wunsch eines einzelnen Herrn.]
  3. Looks good, even with some AdventureLabs still missing.
  4. You'll better bookmark this link: https://labs.geocaching.com/logs
  5. Create a PQ and select "Have Travel Bugs" in the "That (And)" form box.
  6. When it comes to "Search results" and similar. Please also consider fixing the following bug: When a Bookmark list holds 999 Geocaches, I can't add one additional from the Search result page. When on the cachepage it is quite possible to add the 1000th cache. Hans
  7. This might be the appropriate forum to discuss API partner app's issues: https://forums.geocaching.com/GC/index.php?/forum/140-authorized-developer-applications-api/ Hans
  8. This was added with today's latest app update. Thanks a lot. Hans
  9. No. Everything is fine here (Hamburg, EU):
  10. There is a way doing it per GS's Api with the help of the Api-partner app GSAK BulkIgnoreFilter (click here) Or do the search like Keystone has mentioned. Copy the entire Webpage. Then run this macro: BulkIgnoreByCode Hans
  11. Naja. Wenn man den falschen Zeichensatz und verkehrte Trennungen wählt, dann ist das kein Wunder, daß die Datei nicht funktioniert. Öffne die Original-Fieldnotes vom Garmin mit dem Editor. Der Datentrenner ist ein CrLf und nicht ein Semikolon. Zeichenkodierung soll ANSI sein.
  12. Es geht hier um Dateien, die direkt vom Garmingerät nach Groundspeak hochgeladen werden. Windows (und damit dein Problem) hat damit nichts zu tun.
  13. Works for me: https://www.geocaching.com/play/results/?ho=1&fb=Lusatho&asc=true&sort=distance
  14. So did I some times ago. A magnifying glass seems not to be the obvious tool for dragging a map to a specific point. I guessed it was invented to search the AdventureLabs itself in a given distance. Actually it should do both (like the search tool with the browser does). But this is now going to be off topic. ;-) Hans
  15. It's there. Just tap the magnifying glass, type"new caledonia" (or whatever location you want the map to be moved) and you're done. Hans
  16. Es gibt bei Groundspeak kein 6-stelliges Koordinatenformat. Groundspeaks Standard-Koordinatenformat hat 15 Stellen: N DD MM.mmm E DDD MM.mmm N 59° 55.865 E 010° 44.233 Solltest Du den neuerdings bei Garmin 4-stellig notierten Dezimalminuten-Teil meinen, dann: Nein, daß kannst Du nicht ändern. Hans NB: In diesem Forum wird Englisch geschrieben. Auf deutsch gestellte Fragen solltest Du besser im deutschsprachigen Forum stellen. ;-)
  17. Gerne. Ich wünsche dir eine geschmeidige Tour. Hans
  18. Personally I wouldn't let the AL builder select the language. It might lead to a similar confusion like we have with D/T, cachesize and attributes on geocaches. Let the app user select the wanted language. Best way seems to be a dropdown or a checkbox. Do not clutter the app's UI. Just give us a tap and hold with the "Speak to me" button and show the language list. That way the user sitting in Germany may choose the neighbors' language (danish or durch for example). This would make tourplanning from home much more easier. The list of languages within the dropdown mustn't be an endless one. Put the main languages into the dropdown selected by location. IE: Sitting in Hamburg, EU I would like to have the main European languages (German, English, Italian, French, Spain, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian). Put the local language always on top (detected by location or better: the AL's description language) inside the dropdown. A user located in Texas might be pleased with English, Spain, Portuguese and French. ;-) Happy Coding Hans
  19. The "Read to me" button should be completely clickable, not just the dark green arrow. ;-)
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