Your request is to show:
- Months Since Previous Find, Date Found by me, Country Flag, GC Code, and Cache Name
- the list must be sorted by Months Since Previous Find (highest first).
- Months Since Previous Find is in a custom field 'MonthsSincePreviousFind '
The key problem now is that FindStatsGen macro, and thus also the plugins for FSG, do not have access to any custom fields.
There are a couple of workarounds
1. Leave out the Months Since Previous Find field, and do not sort by it.
If this would be acceptable, you can just use the FSGPlugin_Challenge plugin. You just need to tag all 'lonely caches' you want to show with the plugin.
2. Copy the data from the custom field to userdata, user2, user3 or user4. And write your own plugin, perhaps based on the Challenge plugin, to retrieve the MonthsSincePreviousFind data from the userdata or userX field. The other fields you want to dispplay are already available for use in a FSG plugin.
3. Write a macro (not a plugin) that outputs a html-file with the desired output, e.g. output.html. Next, use in FindStatGen <file>output.html</file>. This will include the html data from the file in the FSG output.
- Months Since Previous Find, Date Found by me, Country Flag, GC Code, and Cache Name
- the list must be sorted by Months Since Previous Find (highest first).
- Months Since Previous Find is in a custom field 'MonthsSincePreviousFind '
The key problem now is that FindStatsGen macro, and thus also the plugins for FSG, do not have access to any custom fields.
There are a couple of workarounds
1. Leave out the Months Since Previous Find field, and do not sort by it.
If this would be acceptable, you can just use the FSGPlugin_Challenge plugin. You just need to tag all 'lonely caches' you want to show with the plugin.
2. Copy the data from the custom field to userdata, user2, user3 or user4. And write your own plugin, perhaps based on the Challenge plugin, to retrieve the MonthsSincePreviousFind data from the userdata or userX field. The other fields you want to dispplay are already available for use in a FSG plugin.
3. Write a macro (not a plugin) that outputs a html-file with the desired output, e.g. output.html. Next, use in FindStatGen <file>output.html</file>. This will include the html data from the file in the FSG output.