Find Geocaches to Pocket Query

[+cptnmrvl & crew]

We've been using the new search page to find SQ caches. They're our favorites. Is there a way to save the results to a Pocket Query? Or, is there a way to create a pocket query with "SQ" in the name? Thanks

[+Bear and Ragged]

We've been using the new search page to find SQ caches. They're our favorites. Is there a way to save the results to a Pocket Query? Or, is there a way to create a pocket query with "SQ" in the name? Thanks

 

At the moment, no.

 

Have you looked at the cache pages. Has anyone made a Bookmark list of the caches? If so, you can make a PQ from that Bookmark.

[+Markwell]

Or as a premium member, set up a bookmark list yourself and then get the pocket query.

[+HHL]

Or as a premium member, set up a bookmark list yourself and then get the pocket query.

 

Unfortunately you forget the horrible part of your advice:

Filling the bookmark list from the New Search by opening cache by cache (ie: one by one).

 

Hans

[+Markwell]

Yea, but someone has to do it. And the same thing would have been true from the Old Search.

[+HHL]

Yea, but someone has to do it. And the same thing would have been true from the Old Search.

 

No, that's definitely wrong. The Old Search lets you dowbload the result. And that's the difference we're talking about.

 

Hans

[+HHL]

cptnmrvl & crew:

1. Copy the entire (scroll to the very bottom) content of the search page to the clipboard.

2. RegEx the GCcode.

2a. The result:

GC4RZ9N,GC4RZ9Y,GC4RZ9K,GC4RZ9Z,GC4RZ9F,GC4RZBP,GC4RZBT,GC4RZBF,GC4RZA3,GC4RZ7C,GC4RZB9,GC4RZA6,GC4RZB6,GC4RZAE,GC4RZ5Z,GC4RZ75,GC4RZ6Y,GC4RZ6W,GC4RZAJ,GC4RZB2,GC4RZ72,GC4RZ66,GC4RZB0,GC4RZAN,GC4RZ6Q,GC4RZAW,GC4RZ6D,GC4RZ6F,GC4RZ6H,GC4RZ5P,GC4RZ6M,

3. Use an app that may use Groundspeak's Api.

4. Get your caches by loading them via the Api's "GetCaches by code" (or similar) function.

 

Hans

 

NB: If you are willing to use GSAK then this macro will do the job:

#******************************************************
# MacVersion = 0.9
# MacDescription = Grab Caches from New Search Results
# MacAuthor = HHL
# MacFileName = GrabNSCodes.gsk
# MacUrl =
#******************************************************
# Prerequisite: 
# Create a Get Geocaches settings named "Add only".
# Or alter line 35 to settings of your own.
#******************************************************

$regex="(?-i)GC.+?\b"

$data = GetClipText()

$Codes=""

IF Equal(Left($data,7),"*Error*")
  CANCEL
ENDIF

$Count=RegExCount("$regex",$data)
$x=1
WHILE $x<=$Count
  $Codes=$Codes + RegExData("$regex", $data, $x) + ","
  $x=$x+1
ENDWHILE
$Codes=RegExReplace("(<|>)",$Codes,"")

MsgOK Msg= Clipboard contains $count GC-Codes

CLIP Data=$Codes # Use this for manually Get Geocaches by code

GcGetCaches Settings=Add only Load=Y ShowSummary=Yes GcCodes=$Codes

Edited August 22, 2015 by HHL

[+mdplayers]

Thank you! This macro is great. I've been so frustrated that the new search doesn't have a way to convert the results into a PQ. This will do it just fine.