But this one is the only app that doesn't have this function. How do others do it? I love DCDroid but I still have to use other apps in addition to it just because it doesn't do this very basic thing.
Maybe I am dumb but I don't see the point. If the cache was not found it is "virgin". It does not matter if I have tried to find it or not. If I walk a trail and have 10 smileys and one green box in the middle, that's enough. That green box (assuming traditional cache) is probably a dnf.
You're not dumb, you just cache in a different way. Most caches I target are not a part of a trail. I wanna know if I have attempted a cache and couldn't find it as opposed to I was never there. It's especially important when you're caching far from hope and don't remember all the caches in the area. Besides, lots of cachers and developers of ALL other caching apps agree that it's important.
Ideas
see also https://gcdroid.userecho.com/communities/1/topics/177-show-dnfs-on-the-map
i like the idea
Bitte nochmals Prüfen, ob der blaue Hinweis
in der Karte angezeigt werden könnte.
+32 :-)
it's one of the most important features any caching app must have. I'm not sure why it wasn't implemented in the very first version...
because for the longest time this info was not even available....
But this one is the only app that doesn't have this function. How do others do it? I love DCDroid but I still have to use other apps in addition to it just because it doesn't do this very basic thing.
Maybe I am dumb but I don't see the point. If the cache was not found it is "virgin". It does not matter if I have tried to find it or not. If I walk a trail and have 10 smileys and one green box in the middle, that's enough. That green box (assuming traditional cache) is probably a dnf.
You're not dumb, you just cache in a different way. Most caches I target are not a part of a trail. I wanna know if I have attempted a cache and couldn't find it as opposed to I was never there. It's especially important when you're caching far from hope and don't remember all the caches in the area. Besides, lots of cachers and developers of ALL other caching apps agree that it's important.
I come from gdak. Don't think it had the dnf icon?
I still long for the DNF icon on the maps.
I can see at a glance where i need to return for another search or I can keep an eye on finders who followed me. If filters support this, even better.