Yes, it seems like there's some confusion on which macro thread this is! ![smile.gif]()
This thread is for the 'Basic Nuvi Export' macro. NuviExport.gsk. It send POIs with the following name format:
The description is sent with %UserNote. The GC code isn't included in the headers at all, it's sent in the 'Extras' field along with the Hint, Description etc.
jholly - that screenshot's not from this macro!![blink.gif]()
TxStrawberryCreek - which macro are you using? If it *is* this macro, then you could edit lines 242 and 265 to change from using %name to %code. Try changing them to:
(Personally I have no interest in the GC code, I never use it or look at it, and, thanks to API logging, I don't even need it to log caches!![smile.gif]()
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This thread is for the 'Basic Nuvi Export' macro. NuviExport.gsk. It send POIs with the following name format:
| GSK |
%Name by %by %typ1%con1 (%Dif/%Ter) |
The description is sent with %UserNote. The GC code isn't included in the headers at all, it's sent in the 'Extras' field along with the Hint, Description etc.
jholly - that screenshot's not from this macro!
TxStrawberryCreek - which macro are you using? If it *is* this macro, then you could edit lines 242 and 265 to change from using %name to %code. Try changing them to:
| GSK |
$FoundPOIDynamic = $FoundPOIDynamic + "edtName.Text=" + "%" + "code " + "%" +"Name " + "%" + "typ1" + "%" + "con1 (" + "%" + "Dif/" + "%" + "Ter)" + $_NewLine |
(Personally I have no interest in the GC code, I never use it or look at it, and, thanks to API logging, I don't even need it to log caches!
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