mcb Posted March 11, 2002 Share Posted March 11, 2002 I was woundering how the Mocaches will work on the web site. I am curious how do you set a cache you create as MOC or a PAC. Right now I am not a member. If I do a zip code search on www.geocaching.com and there are MOC within the specified distance of my zip will they show up on the search? If I click the details I will not get the info I assume. Or are MOC invisible to non-members? thanks mcb P.S. There are lot of thread for discussion the pro/cons of MOC I started this one hoping to learn about the mechanics of MOC not the moral/political implication. Link to comment
+CacheCows Posted March 11, 2002 Share Posted March 11, 2002 When a cache owner is on the edit screen for one of their caches, and if that owner is a member, then there is a new checkbox to set the cache as member only or not. When you view a search results page, if there are any mocaches, they will be listed right along with the public caches, but with a notation that it is a members only cache. They are not hidden from non-members on the search results. If a non-member, or a member who is not logged in clicks on the details link of a mocache, they are blocked with the appropriate message. Member: Link to comment
+exConn Posted March 11, 2002 Share Posted March 11, 2002 quote:Originally posted by mcb: Or are MOC invisible to non-members? Since there aren't very many MOC's yet, try a state search rather than a zip code search. For instance if you do a state search on Utah, a MOC is the 4th one on the list (right now). It looks the same as the others, but has a "Members only" link under the date and a charter icon by the cache title. I'm assuming that if you try to get details and are a non member, it will take you to the subscription page for information... -exConn What is Project Virginia? Link to comment
+glenn95630 Posted March 12, 2002 Share Posted March 12, 2002 quote:Originally posted by exConn: I'm assuming that if you try to get details and are a non member, it will take you to the subscription page for information... Yes it does. It takes you here... http://www.geocaching.com/subscribe/default.asp?SUB=Y&ID=16500 Link to comment
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