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I am not sure if anybody has posted about this, but I know it sure was useful for me after the stack of TBs I discovered at the OZ MEGA.

http://logthemall.cano.sk/

You can basically enter all of the codes and write a short stock message for all of the TBs you discovered and the site will log them all for you. Very useful I reckon!

I don't normally have a large quantity of TB's to log but if I did this could be really useful so I've bookmarked it. Thanks Liam!

lemmykc wrote:I am not sure if anybody has posted about this, but I know it sure was useful for me after the stack of TBs I discovered at the OZ MEGA.

http://logthemall.cano.sk/

You can basically enter all of the codes and write a short stock message for all of the TBs you discovered and the site will log them all for you. Very useful I reckon!

Thanks Liam - I could have done with that after the 29th Feb event - but its not toooo painful copy and pasting one at a time, and it does help to catch those annoying lookalike code characters when it fails... How does logthemall cope with invalid codes? Does it skip them and give a report afterwards or bomb-out - or worse quietly carry on with you none the wiser?

quiet1_au wrote:

lemmykc wrote:I am not sure if anybody has posted about this, but I know it sure was useful for me after the stack of TBs I discovered at the OZ MEGA.

http://logthemall.cano.sk/

You can basically enter all of the codes and write a short stock message for all of the TBs you discovered and the site will log them all for you. Very useful I reckon!

Thanks Liam - I could have done with that after the 29th Feb event - but its not toooo painful copy and pasting one at a time, and it does help to catch those annoying lookalike code characters when it fails... How does logthemall cope with invalid codes? Does it skip them and give a report afterwards or bomb-out - or worse quietly carry on with you none the wiser?

I believe it spits you out a message saying that it is invalid. It adds to a page after it logs the TB what the outcome of it was. It takes 4 seconds to log each TB so it saved me a LOT of time.

Thanks Liam, I'd not started the task of TB logging yet.. glad you posted this link to speed up the job..

Thanks Liam for this site, I knew there was one out there... It sure will come in handy!

This site is awesome. Used it for a year or more.
Made the Mega trackables really easy, we logged over 100 in a couple of minutes after putting all the codes in.

I had it even easier. At the MEGA I simply put all of the codes into one Evernote note, then I accessed that note from the computer and I just copied the whole note into this site! It was super quick and super easy - and free!

Bugger, I've already done mine!!

Nice ! Pity it doesn't allow you to upload photos as well. I find that is the worst part of logging a bunch of trackables.

I'm one of those suckers who tries to add photos of each trackable each time I "visit" a cache, although these days, I am bit selective about that and stick to the more interesting or scenic caches. If I have a bunch of trackables, I usually just take the one shot of all of them and add that to each TB, which is a tedious process if there's more than 2 involved.

Unfortunately, the GC website doesn't allow you to upload the image once and then point to it from multiple logs, but that's another story

Hmmm, give someone you have no idea who they are your GC.com username and password sounds unwise to me...

I hope you all changed your passwords after you used the "service". Imagine they actually harvest your passwords and change your login and do some funky stuff with your account. I know they say they wont but just a thought.

Big Matt and Shell wrote:Hmmm, give someone you have no idea who they are your GC.com username and password sounds unwise to me...

I hope you all changed your passwords after you used the "service". Imagine they actually harvest your passwords and change your login and do some funky stuff with your account. I know they say they wont but just a thought.

I hope Matt isn't right with this one

Just shows what a lack of age + the internet can do

c@w could look up my gc.com password if he wanted to... but I guess we trust him...