How to see changed coordinates in i-pone app

[+TeamSpirits of Orion]

I solved some mysteries and changed their coordinates on the website. When I open the app on the I-phone I only see the ""old"" coordinates and not the changed ones of the solved mysteries. How can I see them in the app?

Edited August 24, 2014 by spiritoforion

[+Bear and Ragged]

I solved some mysteries and changed their coordinates on the website. When I open the app on the I-phone I only see the ""old"" coordinates and not the changed ones of the solved mysteries. How can I see them in the app?

 

WHICH app?

[+TeamSpirits of Orion]

Geocaching app from geocaching.com app for I-phone. Paid version.

[+Bear and Ragged]

If you edited the coordinates with the pencil icon on the cache page:

Select the cache and click 'Navigate to Geocache'

 

Map view will show a flag at the new coordinates, click on flag and off you go!

[malc]

In the map view, after you click navigate, there are three dots on the top right. You can create a waypoint with the new coordinates there. It will show as a flag on the screen. Click the flag and select set as target. I think this is what you were after.

[+Walts Hunting]

This is an issue people have been complaining about since the implementation of corrected coords and no realistic solution has been presented. Even if you loaded a pq which has corrected coords as soon as you click it it goes back to the original.

 

No known solution at this time for internet connected devices. Stand alone GPS works fine.

[+TeamSpirits of Orion]

If you edited the coordinates with the pencil icon on the cache page:

Select the cache and click 'Navigate to Geocache'

 

Map view will show a flag at the new coordinates, click on flag and off you go!

 

 

Yess! This works indeed. Thanks a lot for answering my question!

[+Chief301]

In the map view, after you click navigate, there are three dots on the top right. You can create a waypoint with the new coordinates there. It will show as a flag on the screen. Click the flag and select set as target. I think this is what you were after.

 

That wasn't the question (this time)....OP wanted to know if they corrected the coordinates on the site (solved a puzzle, for example), if those corrected coordinates would show up on the App.