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General => Requests => Topic started by: Vistalia on February 27, 2026, 01:26:57 AM

Title: Logging multiple geocaches on previous days
Post by: Vistalia on February 27, 2026, 01:26:57 AM
I am looking forward to replicate a feature that is available on official geocaching website.
Every time I log geocaches on previous day, I want the system can "lock" the day on screen I have chosen. So that the second cache I log would not require me to re-choose the day again.
In pair of the lock feature there should have a "unlock" mechanism, perhaps it can be manually controlled, timely based, or it would be unlocked on next application session.
Title: Re: Logging multiple geocaches on previous days
Post by: Geooh GO on February 27, 2026, 08:12:40 AM
I am reluctant to do that. By default, the log date is the current day. Unless someone is fully aware of the "lock feature", they could easily use a previous log date without realizing it thinking they are logging for today. The frequency of needing to log a date other than today is low compared to the probability of incorrectly using a previous date. And adding another setting is not ideal given the current number of settings.
Title: Re: Logging multiple geocaches on previous days
Post by: Vistalia on March 06, 2026, 02:16:26 AM
My use case is a bit different. When I go geocaching on a power trail in weekend, I prefer to focus on the fun of the hunt rather than spend time logging my stories along the way. Instead, I usually write my logs after I get home and likely not on the same day. It caused me a lot of problem when sometime I forgot to adjust the find day and turn out I need to go back to web version and modify there.
Title: Re: Logging multiple geocaches on previous days
Post by: Geooh GO on March 06, 2026, 07:38:49 AM
You can edit logs in Geooh.
Title: Re: Logging multiple geocaches on previous days
Post by: Vistalia on March 09, 2026, 01:02:14 AM
Editing the log date helps with part of the problem, but it doesn’t fix the issue of trackables being logged on the wrong day.