The Great Suggestion List

[Anwar]

Don't know if it has been suggested before, but I would like to suggest being able to group friends into categories. Because I've made some MRA tutorials on YouTube people started inviting me to be friends. I have no problem with that, but it results in my friend view being swamped with people, while my real life friends aren't that visible anymore.

[TJ Higgins]

Is there a way to set the date format in my list of routes? I can't find it in my account settings, and a search of the forum did not turn up anything. Currently the dates display in European format, e.g. "14-10-20 17:15". I'd like to have the date display in American format, e.g. "10/14/20 17:15". Thank you.

[Nick Carthew]

@TJ-Higgins said in The Great Suggestion List:

Is there a way to set the date format in my list of routes? I can't find it in my account settings, and a search of the forum did not turn up anything. Currently the dates display in European format, e.g. "14-10-20 17:15". I'd like to have the date display in American format, e.g. "10/14/20 17:15". Thank you.

I’m afraid for now, the date format can’t be changed. But it could happen on a future update, especially as you’ve posted to this thread.

[Piers Covill]

Hello. I also ride on trails & adventure riding in the UK, and to do this I (and most other trail riders) use Ordnance Survey (OS) maps that show byways and other roads open to wheeled/powered traffic.

Some riders use the Ordnance Survey app on their phones (but is is very basic with no routing ability etc) but most use an app called Viewranger that offers the OS maps as a paid subscription.

Viewranger has been bought by Outdooractive and this doesn't seem to offer all the functionality that we liked in the Viewranger app as it is more orientated towards walking and cycling. There is much discussion about what the alternatives are in the market, with no clear winner..

I think there is a gap in the motorcycling market (certainly in the UK) to offer the OS maps as a layer so that MyRoute could be used both on road and trail riding - just one app for all motorcycling activities.

Best wishes Piers

[Arec Johnson]

Hi Timo Martosatiman,
Thanks for your valuable suggestions. I am new here but I love to read your all posts. I really enjoyed to read your another post in which you describe how to ask questions in this forum and how to discuss problems. I'll follow these guidelines which you mentioned in this article:
https://forum.myrouteapp.com/topic/33/problem-question-read-this-first

[MyRoute-app community]

Dear Arec,

First of all: welcome to the forum! Thank you for letting me know you appreciate those posts, it's really nice to get positive feedback in addition to the widely available constructive feedback.

Kind regards,

Timo

[Royzee]

@Timo-Martosatiman-MRA Timo. As we are heading out of lockdown I have just started some route planning after a long break. I see you have implemented adding time to a waypoint. This was my personal number one request and I know others wanted it to. Thank you. You have implemented it well and it has already made a good difference to me planning a long route that involves a lot of sightseeing. I no longer have to sit down and add up all the morning stops that have different durations depending what they are for, to work out where I will be at lunch time when I know I will need to find somewhere to eat!. I can see it immediately and plan accordingly. Thank you for listening to your customers.

[Steve Lynch]

Hi,

I have a feature request for a Toolkit option to turn all waypoints on a route to Garmin "Via" points (the hand icon)
I am aware there are other priorities in play so just hoping it could be done at some point in the future.
I am happy to do it manually for now.
I plan to use this functionality in conjuction with the Garmin specific "Beta" Export option
This is to ensure that a Garmin device will never "recalculate" a route and should effectively be similar to a Tom Tom "Track".

Many thanks.

[Hans van de Ven MR.MRA]

@Steve-Lynch

Hi Steve,
By using the option "compare route" from the toolkit, you arrange that the route for Garmin and TT is the same, you do this with formation points (normal route points) and not with via points.
The via points are intended to identify places you definitely want to visit for lunch, coffee, viewpoint, museum, etc.

[Steve Lynch]

Hi Hans,

Yes you have helped me understand how the XT works now.
Please ignore my request or delete if you feel it couldl cause any confusion.