Orcadian

Well, it looks like you are right. There appear to be 2 available actions for that cacher in the list. (There is just one name in the "list".) I can click on his name, and it opens his profile. Or I can click on the word "Cancel", which I did not want to do if the request came from him. I see no "Accept" action. Thanks for the help.

I have a cacher's name in my Pending Friend Requests list. Does that mean that he sent me a friend request, and I missed the email, or that I sent him a friend request, but have forgotten about it? Thanks for any help.

When I touch the Search tab in Wherigo 1.5.4 v341, I get "Error talking to GC" and "Groundspeak API Error. The access token provided is not valid." I'm using iPad Pro 10.5, iOS 10.3.3 and also iPad 3, iOS 9.3.5. On both devices I have previously downloaded cartridges, so it worked at some time in the past. The first error message has a ">" link. If I touch it, the app crashes. I am signed in to Wherigo.com in Safari on the device. Search works fine on my iPhone 6S, iOS 10.3.3. Any help would be appreciated. I am a premium member of Geocaching.com.

At https://www.geocaching.com/about/guidelines.aspx, Geocache Listing Guideline II., 1., 3.:Geocache Contents says: "Geocache containers include a logsheet or logbook. For all physical caches, there must be a logbook, scroll or other type of log for geocachers to record their visit." That does not say that the logbook, scroll or other type of log must not be physically attached to the "container". I don't see that a flat magnet with a log on the back side violates the guidelines. Please quote me where in the guidelines it does require a separate container (with URL please). Best regards.

Pocket Queries running again. Thanks, guys.

Well, no pocket queries for me tonight. It's been 3 hrs since the first posting of no pocket queries this evening. I hope geocaching.com is not taking the week off like the back office people at Apple. And every time I contact geocaching.com directly with an issue they insist that they follow these forums closely. Un huh. At least most of the stuff works awesome most of the time.

I don't know if Apple or Groundspeak is going to solve this problem. The more details the better for the programmer working on it. Got together with some friends. Found the following. Profile/Statistics graphs work fine on all these combinations: iPod 5th Gen / iOS 6.1.3 or 6.0.1 / Safari or LastPass 2.0.6(browser function) iPad 2 or iPad 3 / iOS 6.1.3 / Safari or LastPass 2.0.6(browser function) or LastPass Tab Browser 2.0.7 iMac 13,2 or 11,1 or MacBook Pro 8,2 / OS X 10.8.5 / Safari 6.1 or Chrome 30.0.1599.101 or Firefox 25.0 (I think the LastPass browsers depend on iOS-Safari code for a lot of (all?) display functions.) The bars etc. are missing on the only iOS 7 combination we could test: iPad Air / iOS 7.0.3 / Safari or LastPass 2.0.6(browser function) or LastPass Tab Browser 2.0.7 The page loads the same whether through "http://..." or "https://...". No similar issues observed with any other web pages. * * * * * * Chrome (Ver 30.0.1599.16) for iOS was installed on the iPad Air, and it correctly displays the Statistics graph bars. Thanks, Keokas for starting this thread and for revealing the "Chrome workaround". Thanks West2East for confirming that Chrome works.

After submitting an enhancement request recently I was assured by Groundspeak that they closely monitor the forums. So why haven't they posted here to say they are working on this group of problems? Hmmm, could that function be broken too? They also have a Twitter account. Why no announcement there? They do a lot of things right, but they sure know how to p*** us off. :-)

I want to add my vote to those requesting the ability to limit Instant Notifications to caches of a single hider. And like other posters to this list, I suspect that this forum is a black hole, ignored by Groundspeak.