Cache Visit Count

[+Centex Trekker]

Before they changed it, you could either click on "My Cache Page" or something or the other. It's been so long I can't remember. Anyway , After the cache listing was a number that was how many logs the cache had. How can we tell now?

[WH]

If you open the cache page and scroll down to where the logs begin, just above there will be a number telling how many logs have been posted to that particular cache.

[+Sagefox]

Of note may be the fact that the log count includes all notes posted. If you or others post a NOTE it is included in the count.

 

For instance, if you want to know when your cache receives its 100th visitor you would have to go through the listing and deduct the informational notes from the total (and then go the cache site to find logbook visitors who do not log on the web page).

[Find Now, Log Later?]

Cache Visit Count, How do you count cache visits?

 

Sequentially, when I used to count them. Some of us even used to include the number in the log so that we could keep things nicely in order, because the "My Cache Page" does not necessarily list the logs in the order they were entered. Unfortunately, some cachers whine and complain when they see such numbers in logs, accusing people of being "boastful." Yeah, right ... whatever.

[Tahosa and Sons]

I count the visits with a # 2 DIXON!

 

When ever I get an response to a cache the cachers name and date are kept in a log that is with every cache page in a 3 ring binder. And their EMail address if appropriate is recorded and it is quite handy when answers or no answers come in with virtuals.

[+Centex Trekker]

OK, thanks.