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05/21/2010 at 3:48 pm #1929365
@Team Deejay wrote:
Actually, the easiest approach is probably to make a macro to add the attributes in a log, which can be included in the GPX download. I was looking at this this morning. Doesn’t look too tough to achieve. You could also theoretically add them to the cache description, but that would require that you lock the cache after adding to prevent reloads from erasing them.
I’m assuming this is theoretically done through use of GSAK?
05/21/2010 at 4:09 pm #1929366@Team Deejay wrote:
Actually, the easiest approach is probably to make a macro to add the attributes in a log, which can be included in the GPX download. I was looking at this this morning. Doesn’t look too tough to achieve. You could also theoretically add them to the cache description, but that would require that you lock the cache after adding to prevent reloads from erasing them.
To solve the erase issue, dump the attributes into the “Notes” of GSAK. It treats them as the very first log entry and it does not erase them when you load a new GPX file. I can still see some logistical issues with that — like when new caches are added having to regenerate the note but not duplicating them and it also means you cannot keep notes about a cache for fear of overwriting them.
05/25/2010 at 7:49 pm #1929367I just found out that the newest release of Geosphere (2.2) on my iTouch now displays the attributes in a separate tab. It looks like this was released on 5/22/10, but it’s a very nice addition in this release.
05/25/2010 at 8:39 pm #1929368@CodeJunkie wrote:
I just found out that the newest release of Geosphere (2.2) on my iTouch now displays the attributes in a separate tab. It looks like this was released on 5/22/10, but it’s a very nice addition in this release.
Geosphere???
What the heck is Geoshphere???05/25/2010 at 8:40 pm #1929369@cheezehead wrote:
@CodeJunkie wrote:
I just found out that the newest release of Geosphere (2.2) on my iTouch now displays the attributes in a separate tab. It looks like this was released on 5/22/10, but it’s a very nice addition in this release.
Geosphere???
What the heck is Geoshphere???It’s the caching application I use for the iTouch.
05/25/2010 at 8:42 pm #1929370Hmmmmmm….kewl.
05/25/2010 at 10:35 pm #1929371@CodeJunkie wrote:
@cheezehead wrote:
@CodeJunkie wrote:
I just found out that the newest release of Geosphere (2.2) on my iTouch now displays the attributes in a separate tab. It looks like this was released on 5/22/10, but it’s a very nice addition in this release.
Geosphere???
What the heck is Geoshphere???It’s the caching application I use for the iTouch.
By the way it’s called an ipod touch. 😉
05/25/2010 at 11:40 pm #1929372@-cheeto- wrote:
By the way it’s called an ipod touch. 😉
Technically correct, but I’ve got “mobile” attributes.
05/26/2010 at 1:24 am #1929373@CodeJunkie wrote:
@cheezehead wrote:
@CodeJunkie wrote:
I just found out that the newest release of Geosphere (2.2) on my iTouch now displays the attributes in a separate tab. It looks like this was released on 5/22/10, but it’s a very nice addition in this release.
Geosphere???
What the heck is Geoshphere???It’s the caching application I use for the iTouch.
I like Geosphere much more than the GC app.
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