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Find sequences in list of PQs
The script searches through your PQs for queries that end in a number, and have a similar 'base'. The assumption is that these sets of PQs represent queries that have sequential date ranges, this system allow you to download more than 1000 caches for a given area or state. This system is particularly useful for offline caching, e.g. when travelling in countries where mobile data is expensive, or areas where data is unreliable. Dates should be sequential with number, i.e. 1 (or possibly 0?) is the earliest.
It creates a new 'date ranges' tab alongside the usual Active Query and Downloadable Query tabs. On this new tab will be listed the available found ranges, with a summary of the numbers. If you click one of the ranges, the script will then open each PQ in that sequence in one new tab, then automatically click the 'submit' button, to get the number of results, and it will also collect some of the information on the PQ page. Once all the pages have been inspected, the new tab will be closed, and the script will display a summary of the information found for that range under the list of ranges. Errors and inconsistencies will be highlighted. These include:
As you can see from the sample screenshot I will need to update my Melbourne PQs before I go next. I would typically want each PQ to have 990 or more results, and the end date is now in the past. From the total, I could reduce down to only 8 PQs now.
The name of each PQ links to the PQ page, as a quick link for editing.
