Is there a way to show benchmarks already logged?

[+DutchBoy]

Just wondering if there is a way to show on a search, the benchmarks that you have already logged, such as with already found caches?

[+PI Joe]

But I'd like to see "last found on 05/15/2002" on the search results pages if ANY geocacher has already located it.

 

Lou

 

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Originally posted by DutchBoy:

Just wondering if there is a way to show on a search, the benchmarks that you have already logged, such as with already found caches?

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[+alchemist2000]

plus a way to search further than a 10 mile radius.

 

Alchemist2000

[+georgeandmary]

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Originally posted by alchemist2000:

plus a way to search further than a 10 mile radius.

 

Alchemist2000

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you can always punch in a new zip code.

 

george

 

Remember: Half the people you meet are below average.

[+jef]

You can restrict the search results to a ten mile radius by adding &dist=10 to the end of the search URL. I keep a link with that URL on my personal geocaching page.

[+GeoTrout]

I'll second that! Have found a few already and when I go to get coordinates for a new benchmark to find, I've forgotten which ones I've already logged and found. I end up going through each until I find one I didn't log . That would be a great (and only) improvement I can think for Benchmark Caching.

[+GeoTrout]

I'll second that! Have found a few already and when I go to get coordinates for a new benchmark to find, I've forgotten which ones I've already logged and found. I end up going through each until I find one I didn't log . That would be a great (and only) improvement I can think for Benchmark Caching.

[+Web-ling]

I'd like to see the "Nearest Benchmarks" page put benchmarks I've already logged at the botton, like the "Nearest Caches" page.

 

[Jeremy]

I'm trying to sort out how to do this without impacting the database too much. I'll figure something out.

 

Jeremy

 

Jeremy Irish

Groundspeak - The Language of Location

[+Web-ling]

More than ever, we need the ability to "ignore" benchmarks we never intend to hunt. There are quite a few near me that either don't exist anymore, or are located on private property, and I will never find them. Quite a few people have been asking for this feature for caches. Any way we can get this implemented, Jeremy?