Terrain and Difficulty Rating Software?

[Guest ClayJar]

Oh, goodie!

 

I definitely want to make Houstonian geocachers happy, since I can't seem to find any real live Louisianian geocachers. If it comes down to it, I may end up bribing Houstonians to come to a LAGG just to get it off the ground.

 

(Incidentally, if there are any Louisianian geocachers reading, get in touch and let's start planning LAGG 1. We need a Louisiana Geocachers Gathering.)

[Guest Peter Scholtz]

I've now got a feeling for the new rating system. I guessed 3/3 for my new cache and the GCRS agreed!

 

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Peter Scholtz

www.biometrics.co.za

[Guest celts]

Is there still no link to the GRSC or to Markwell's rating system on the hide a cache page or info page, or have I just not found them? I found them searching older threads, but couldn't find anything current. Thanks

[Guest ClayJar]

The online version ( http://www.clayjar.com/gcrs/ ) should be linkable, but if it's wanted to be a part of geocaching.com proper, it's not going to be hard to translate the little bit of code into ASP or whatever.

[Guest Peter Scholtz]

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Originally posted by ClayJar:

but if it's wanted to be a part of geocaching.com proper, it's not going to be hard to translate the little bit of code into ASP or whatever.

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I'm game. Jeremy, would you like some help? I think it's time you allow us to contribute a bit ...

 

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Peter Scholtz

www.biometrics.co.za

[Guest nlazarus]

I love the cache rating calculator, I hope it is used a standard

[Guest ClayJar]

lank>http://www.clayjar.com/gcrs/ . The script can now be named anything (as long as Apache knows it's a PHP file), and it has a built-in link to the PHP source (it's at the bottom of the page).

 

By the way, don't laugh too hard at the source... I did it all in a rush, and since it works, I haven't gone back in and cleaned it.

 

[This message has been edited by ClayJar (edited 29 July 2001).]

[Guest ClayJar]

lank>http://www.clayjar.com/gcrs/ . The script can now be named anything (as long as Apache knows it's a PHP file), and it has a built-in link to the PHP source (it's at the bottom of the page).

 

By the way, don't laugh too hard at the source... I did it all in a rush, and since it works, I haven't gone back in and cleaned it.

 

[This message has been edited by ClayJar (edited 29 July 2001).]