GPSLog Labs

You're welcome, it's great to hear you like it :)

The site translations are contributed by volunteer users using an online tool, see http://gpsloglabs.com/help_translation.html for some further details.

Unfortunately, the translations are difficult to manage as I cannot verify them easily and they also occasionally become out of date as I make changes to the site.

I'm really grateful to the people who have assisted to date and am happy to take any help people are willing to give.

The maximum upload size has been increased to 20 MB.

A new page has been added at http://gpsloglabs.com/uploads/manual/ where you can key in stats for activity that wasn't recorded by a GPS logger.

This activity will be included in your goals, reports and other stats wherever possible.

I've added "Week totals" for tags and places to the bottom right of the "This week's activity" table, and also to the Activity tab of the week calendar page.

I want to keep the upload form as simple as I can, so I won't be adding any tag selection options at that point.

However, I have added the ability to set tags for all the segments at once from the tags popup form.

That together with tagging while uploading via email should suffice I hope.

I've added a new column on the splits page to show the activity tags and notes.

If the Speed filter isn't working properly, you may be able to get a better result by increasing the "window" so it discards a few more points on either side of the "spike".

Failing that, or if there is only one or two "spikes", you can use a Time Filter and highlight the "spike" and it will be deleted.

Since it happened in a particular location, you may be also be able to use a Position filter, but that will only work if you didn't ski under the lift as well.

Thank you for reporting this issue. It seems I introduced a bug recently - luckily it was easy to fix.

Please try again now, and let me know if you have any other issues.

Kind regards,

Tom

Hi - thank you for the feedback - I have resolved the issue, please try again now.

Fixed.

Yes, help with the translations is greatly appreciated. If you want to translate the site into another language or improve an existing translation, then contact tom@gpsloglabs.com. A rough guide to the process can be found at http://gpsloglabs.com/help_translation.html, it's pretty easy and every little bit of work helps.

There is an add place page: http://gpsloglabs.com/places/add, but there isn't a direct link to it as usually you'll only need to add places one or two at a time based on a new log you've uploaded.

Adding places directly has a confusing workflow as you must manually reprocess log files that may be affected, so the best/easiest way to do that is via the log file editing page, and if you're trying to add a lot of places, something is likely to be going wrong with the way you're using the site (or you have a crappy logger that's putting all your activity into a single file and that's best fixed with gpsbabel before uploading to GPSLog Labs.)

Good idea, and easy to implement too.

You now have 3 choices for buddy icons/avatars:
1) Upload your image to GPSLog Labs as before
2) Upload your image to http://gravatar.com/ (and enter the same email address into your GPSLog Labs profile.)
3) Or, let Gravatar automatically generate a nice little unique space-invader avatar automatically for you.

Most maps on the site now have a "View full-screen" link that will expand them to fill the browser window.

If there are any I've missed that you think should be expandable, let me know.

I've added a "Delete Selected Logs" button to the "Log Files" tab on the device page (your devices are shown at the bottom of the home page.)

This will let you select as many log files as you like and delete them all in one go. You should be able to sort by filename to quickly find all the unwanted extra uploads.

I've added this now. I'll describe it further in the next blog post, but you'll find a "Speed zones" option in the new Enhance! map menu. This is only available on the activity detail map page at the moment.

(I was in the middle of replying about how this was something I'd been considering but it was difficult when a simple way of doing it occurred to me!)

No problem. I've added a "Nautical units" option to the Settings page (http://gpsloglabs.com/profile/).

This will display distances in nautical miles (nmi, 1852 meters), altitudes in feet and speeds in knots.

This has been fixed. Thanks for pointing it out.

I've added a Public Catalog page that lets you zoom in on an area of the map and see any shared activity in that area: http://gpsloglabs.com/shared/catalog/

You can flag your shared activity to be "Included in Public Catalog" if you want to allow others to find it on this page.