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First - i can’t find anyway of synchronising routes once downloaded from web to app. I’ve made a few changes to a 2000 mile route across Europe but they never show up on the app. How can i force a sync?
Secondly - and very frustrating - I decided i would delete the route on the app so it was forced to get a new version from the web. This has deleted it from everywhere. Syncing just when i didn’t want it. How can i Undelete this route (a lot of effort went into it)
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Bobby, in the app, on the 'Routes' screen there is a 3/4 circle on the top right. That is the refresh symbol. (At least on Android, IOS may be a bit different - you haven't made clear which version you use.).
However, it has been an issue for people before when the member uses a different email/id for the website and the app. In those cases, there cannot be a sync since they are two distinct accounts.
As for undeleting? So far as I know there is no way of undeleting. For future reference, copying/saving under a different name is the way to go.
Thanks for this. I'll re-do the route and test the refresh symbol. Good point on saving version to different names.
Bobby, if you're not aware we can 'split' a route when we save it if we have added overnight stops (or use the CT suggested overnight stops).
By saving the day by day sections in the one folder we can see the entire route displayed on a map. If you're planning to use the app to navigate, these day by day sections would be more manageable, I'd imagine.
Thanks. I’ll experiment with that. For now I’m just doing a broad brush route which is bound to change when we get going. The down side of splitting day sections seems to be that you can’t then pull the whole 2000 mile route to take in another country for example. Or to change your overnight spots.
I’m thinking of having the big plan route then generating a few days at a time with stops. If we start to move away from the original plan i can tweak the master route and still have it as a useful guide.
There may be better approaches. I haven’t really used it much yet.