Scrolling Through Waypoints
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I have two very different Android phones, and both do not show this problem I see in your video. But indeed, like @Rob-Verhoeff says, why not use the in-app planner?
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I've had to stop planning a 3,450 mile trip to request a feature change. I think with one of the recent updates when I try to scroll through the waypoints on my phone using the MRA extension it takes me to a waypoint. Nevermind how careful I am I can't scroll through the waypoints. Can you change it to how it previously was where clicking on a waypoint in the list would not take you to the map.
Cheers
@JP-d said in Scrolling Through Waypoints:
Can you change it to how it previously was where clicking on a waypoint in the list would not take you to the map.
Hmm, there is no point in me confirming as well that my Android phone Samsung A35 does not show any of this sensitive behaviour, but I just wanted to address this cited sentence of yours.
It has always been the case, that "clicking" a waypoint from the list would direct you to the actual waypoint on the map, and successively activating the corresponding waypoint menu. That would imho be the only useful way in how this should work. Honestly, what did you expect?
Or did you perhaps chose your words in this sentence a bit ambiguously?
Manks bu'j te bange.
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@JP-d said in Scrolling Through Waypoints:
Can you change it to how it previously was where clicking on a waypoint in the list would not take you to the map.
Hmm, there is no point in me confirming as well that my Android phone Samsung A35 does not show any of this sensitive behaviour, but I just wanted to address this cited sentence of yours.
It has always been the case, that "clicking" a waypoint from the list would direct you to the actual waypoint on the map, and successively activating the corresponding waypoint menu. That would imho be the only useful way in how this should work. Honestly, what did you expect?
Or did you perhaps chose your words in this sentence a bit ambiguously?@Stefan-Hummelink previously when I went to the waypoint list I could click on a waypoint then close the menu and I'd see the pop up window for the selected waypoint.
Now it just kinda crashes and takes me back to the map as you see in the video. I'm pretty sure I'm using the in app planner. If I access MRA on Google it takes me to the app. Not sure what has changed
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I can't reproduce your issue on my iPhone 13. I can smoothly scroll through all the waypoints. I used a route with 180 waypoints and scrolled through them the way you described. It works perfectly for me. Have you also tried using the in-app planner directly? So without first going to the website and opening the route there?
Edit: On my S24 running Android, you do indeed have to be a bit more careful when scrolling! You're right about that. It does work, but pressing a bit too hard causes the app to open the waypoint you last touched while scrolling. Strange that I don’t have any issue with this at all on iOS.
On the other hand, when I use the in-app planner, I can scroll as much and as wildly as I want—even on Android! Would using the in-app planner be something for you to consider?
@Rob-Verhoeff I have the problem on the navigation app when I go (route lab)
I have the same problem on accessing MRA route planner on GoogleAnd I have the problem on the plug in app that you access via the Web browser.
Never had this issue before.
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@Rob-Verhoeff I have the problem on the navigation app when I go (route lab)
I have the same problem on accessing MRA route planner on GoogleAnd I have the problem on the plug in app that you access via the Web browser.
Never had this issue before.
@JP-d said in Scrolling Through Waypoints:
I have the problem on the navigation app when I go (route lab)
Me too, but only on Androïd!
I have the same problem on accessing MRA route planner on Google
Try another browser?
And I have the problem on the plug in app that you access via the Web browser.
The in-app-planner works as expacted for me.
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I have two very different Android phones, and both do not show this problem I see in your video. But indeed, like @Rob-Verhoeff says, why not use the in-app planner?
@Con-Hennekens https://youtube.com/shorts/gV6lyUl1F_w?si=zZZURDtNYs0oDO-B
This video was in the app via route lab tab at the bottom. Same problem
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@Stefan-Hummelink previously when I went to the waypoint list I could click on a waypoint then close the menu and I'd see the pop up window for the selected waypoint.
Now it just kinda crashes and takes me back to the map as you see in the video. I'm pretty sure I'm using the in app planner. If I access MRA on Google it takes me to the app. Not sure what has changed
My phone is a Oneplus 12.@JP-d said in Scrolling Through Waypoints:
then close the menu and I'd see the pop up window for the selected waypoint.
Hmmm, I definitely cannot recall this behaviour. Interesting. I remember it doing what it does "now". Yet, from what I understand it is not this jumping to the map in itself you're mostly troubled with, but rather the sensitivity of the touch interface. Not sure what to do about that other than to create a support ticket.
@JP-d said in Scrolling Through Waypoints:
If I access MRA on Google it takes me to the app
I only have this behaviour when I try to open a route in an external browser. Only then the browser redirects me to the app, I can click around in routelab without redirection to the app, but as soon as I'm trying to open a route, woops, there it goes.
What works for me in preventing the "takes me to the app" when opening a route, is to force "desktop mode" on the external browser, and then longpress a routename to "open it in a new tab". This opens the route in the external browser in a new tab (duhhh
), and only by doing this, I can prevent the external browser to redirect me to the app. Hope this helps.Manks bu'j te bange.
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@JP-d said in Scrolling Through Waypoints:
then close the menu and I'd see the pop up window for the selected waypoint.
Hmmm, I definitely cannot recall this behaviour. Interesting. I remember it doing what it does "now". Yet, from what I understand it is not this jumping to the map in itself you're mostly troubled with, but rather the sensitivity of the touch interface. Not sure what to do about that other than to create a support ticket.
@JP-d said in Scrolling Through Waypoints:
If I access MRA on Google it takes me to the app
I only have this behaviour when I try to open a route in an external browser. Only then the browser redirects me to the app, I can click around in routelab without redirection to the app, but as soon as I'm trying to open a route, woops, there it goes.
What works for me in preventing the "takes me to the app" when opening a route, is to force "desktop mode" on the external browser, and then longpress a routename to "open it in a new tab". This opens the route in the external browser in a new tab (duhhh), and only by doing this, I can prevent the external browser to redirect me to the app. Hope this helps.@Stefan-Hummelink I will look into opening a ticket. I never use a laptop for route planning I do it all on my planning on my phone. So I need it to work.
I never had this issue before and have been planning on my phone for around 4 years. Hopefully more members on the forum will Android devices can send their feedback. Thanks for your feedback
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@Stefan-Hummelink previously when I went to the waypoint list I could click on a waypoint then close the menu and I'd see the pop up window for the selected waypoint.
Now it just kinda crashes and takes me back to the map as you see in the video. I'm pretty sure I'm using the in app planner. If I access MRA on Google it takes me to the app. Not sure what has changed
My phone is a Oneplus 12.@JP-d said in Scrolling Through Waypoints:
I'm pretty sure I'm using the in app planner.
I am pretty sure you don't
You are using the Route Lab function in the app, which serves you an embedded browser-view to the online web-planner. It only works with a live internet connection. The in-app planner is the one you get when you click the MRA Routeplanner button in the menu. This one works offline too, but you need a Navigation license for it, since it is based on the HERE platform.
I am just an enthusiastic MRA user, and hope you will be one too!
Most motorcycle problems are caused by the nut that connects the handlebar to the saddle.
Streetpilot 2610/Zumo 660/Zumo 395/ CAT S52 + MRA app -
@JP-d said in Scrolling Through Waypoints:
I'm pretty sure I'm using the in app planner.
I am pretty sure you don't
You are using the Route Lab function in the app, which serves you an embedded browser-view to the online web-planner. It only works with a live internet connection. The in-app planner is the one you get when you click the MRA Routeplanner button in the menu. This one works offline too, but you need a Navigation license for it, since it is based on the HERE platform.@Con-Hennekens thanks mate. The in app planner doesn't offer all the tools of the route lab. I don't know what has changed but hopefully with an update it will sort itself out. Really appreciate your help pal cheers
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Hopefully a meneber with a Oneplus phone can give their experience. Maybe it's just my phone brand, like a recent update...
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Hopefully a meneber with a Oneplus phone can give their experience. Maybe it's just my phone brand, like a recent update...
@JP-d I have an old OnePlus 6 laying around and may be able to check it if you like.
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@Con-Hennekens thanks mate. The in app planner doesn't offer all the tools of the route lab. I don't know what has changed but hopefully with an update it will sort itself out. Really appreciate your help pal cheers
@JP-d said in Scrolling Through Waypoints:
The in app planner doesn't offer all the tools of the route lab.
Indeed. That's the reason both options are there. The in-app planner will never offer the extra TT and OSM maps (they might offer overlay maps though). It is based on the HERE platform, just like Navigation Next, and therefore other sources are not possible or just not allowed. The thought is that mainly people who already use Navigation will have an extra tool and use HERE anyway.
