Solved mystery - move the sing!

[+jena4you]

When I solve a mystery cache and add the new coordinates - why does'n't the cache sign move, too? If I'm planning a walking tour I can't see if there is a cache on the way, because solved mysteries are not shown in the place they really are.

[Moun10Bike]

This is an oft-requested improvement. It is in our backlog, but it has not yet been prioritized by the dev team.

[+Thoric67]

Have you tried the 'geocaching map enhancement' script with greasemonkey?

Edited December 13, 2013 by Thoric67

[+ecanderson]

When I solve a mystery cache and add the new coordinates - why does'n't the cache sign move, too? If I'm planning a walking tour I can't see if there is a cache on the way, because solved mysteries are not shown in the place they really are.

Like so many other gc.com deficiencies, one can solve this one as well at home. When I solve a puzzle, they go into my GSAK "Puzzle" database with corrected coordinates. When I'm ready to do a cache run, my solved puzzles get merged in to my combined PQs. I do not depend any longer on gc.com maps, either. I export my full GSAK database of PQs + puzzles as a *.gpx, and do my routing in another program .. sometimes even good old Mapsource.

[+Walts Hunting]

GSAK even allows you to change the title of the cache you export to your device to show that it is solved. I put a "S" there. That way you know it is final location as opposed to all those unsolved ones.