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2013-05-19 6:17 PM

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Subject: Create Map issues
I tried to create a map from today's run but was unable. The run data imported fine, but when trying to import the route from my Gamin 405 BT finds 0 activities...
I used MapMyRun to create the route, no issues there; exported to a .gpx file, which BT reads and imports without a problem...but there's no visible 'Save Map' function once the route is created.
Windows7 32-Bit, running Google Chrome Version 26.0.1410.64

You guys have done a nice job overall on the overhaul, thanks!




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2013-05-19 9:33 PM
in reply to: StMaas

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Subject: RE: Create Map issues
There is a Save button on the Route inset box (see attached), but it disappears once a gpx file is imported.
And FWIW, clicking the Save button before any activity results in an endless 'saving' spinner.
Hope this helps,
2013-05-25 4:34 PM
in reply to: StMaas

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Subject: RE: Create Map issues
BT Create Map function still finds zero routes on my Garmins (405 and 500) that other sites do (MapMyRide, TrainingPeaks).
Still after importing a .gpx file generated elsewhere and exported, the save button initially available on the inset control disappears (see attached), leaving no way to save a map our route.
Any ideas on this one?



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2013-05-30 8:50 PM
in reply to: StMaas

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Subject: RE: Create Map issues
Can you try saving the GPX file on BT again?  We applied a fix though we you can't get routes directly from garmin - still working on that.
2013-05-31 5:59 PM
in reply to: Ron

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Subject: RE: Create Map issues
Success!
I Created a run called SkyRidge Overlook, via gpx import, everything worked as expected.

Thanks Ron & Co!
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