ParRathorne

I'm blind.... just found the thread focused on the bug. My apologies! It can be found here: Thread K

My apologies. A bit more info: Browser: IE 7.0.5730.11, Firefox 2.0.0.13 OS: XP Pro, SP 2 K

Has anyone else been having this problem... I've searched the forums and haven't been able to find a similar issue (though that might just be my inept forum use). When I bookmark a page - it works correctly the *first* time I do it and every time thereafter when I use a *single* bookmark list. If then switch to another bookmark list, it does not in fact update the selection and continues to add the cache to the *previously selected* bookmark list. I've tried and found the same issue in both IE and Firefox. The only way around it is to shut the browser down and reopen the page as the dropdown history is cleared. You can then select a new bookmark, bookmark the page, at which point the problem recurs. Any ideas? Many Thanks Kevin

I here Lactodorum plays golf? Maybe he'll make an appearance and show us how it is done? K

Enough of the ranting and the like.... For my 2 pence I'll leave you with this.... I love getting FTFs! I'm pretty new to the game/hobby but the rush I get finding a cache which I know I may be FTF - is just crazy! As some have said, it adds a whole new element to the game. While I enjoy the gentle strolls with the wife to find a long standing cache, the wacky FTF races with (or without as the wife sometimes thinks I'm nuts!) are just as enjoyable. So... Something I've been thinking about for a while is this: For every FTF I get, I pledge to place a good and well thought out cache of my own! While this may not be the answer to 'stopping people who like FTFs getting FTFs' (which it seems some folk would like), I think this is a worthwhile compromise :-) Anyway, I'm a little behind, but I've only just recently plucked up the courage to place my first cache - but I'll catch up soon enough. So... anyone willing to accept the challenge? K

*nods* The same problem occurs for events that have not yet occurred but which you added your 'attend' message more than 30 days ago?! Hopefully this one will get fixed as it is a really useful tool :-) Thanks! K

So what does one do now? How do I get this noticed by the coders? Thanks K

Thankyou :-) The wife also prefers finding caches with TBs in - anything to keep the peace and all that! K

Sorry if I was not clear. What I'm looking for is Caches with TBs that I've not found - by the query/er (me). Cheers K

While caching is itself an enjoyable hobby, finding and logging TBs is itself enjoyable. As it stands, there is currently no way of filtering caches in the pocket query based on caches that contain TBs that *have not yet be found*. Would it be possible to add this search option to the list, please? Thanks K (I tried searching for a similar feature request on the site but it kept timing out - so if this is a duplicate, please accept my apologies)