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Fix route warnings
Club Routes checks your routes for common problems. Anyone on the committee can see the warnings. You need the Editor or Owner role to fix them.
Where warnings show
- On a route's card on Routes, and when you open it, for gaps and codes that don't match. Choose To check in the Show list to see only routes with one of these, or with a temporary note from members (see Read and remove members' notes on routes).
- Under Needs you on Today, for dates in the next three weeks: gaps, calendar distances that don't match and routes hidden from members. The cross hides a warning for you on this browser until it changes; fixing the problem clears it anyway.
A gap in the file
"A gap of 1.4 km in the file" means two points in the GPX file are more than 1 km apart. This usually means part of the track is missing, so a watch would draw a straight line.
To fix it, open the route and click Change on the map to redraw that stretch, or click New GPX file to upload a better file.
The code doesn't match
You'll see this when the route's code doesn't match the file name, or a code in brackets in its name. Click Edit details and correct the code or the name.
A hidden route on the calendar
The route is hidden from members, so it isn't on the club page. Open it on Routes and click Show to members, or choose another route for that date.
Related
- Upload a GPX routeAdd GPX files to your club's route library, how route codes are picked up, and how to swap in a new file for a route.
- Get a GPX file of a routeHow to download a GPX file of a route from Strava, Garmin Connect, Komoot or OS Maps, so you can upload it to Club Routes. Or plot the route here instead.
- Plot a route on the mapDraw a new route in the route planner, or change one that's already in your library, and save it as a GPX route.
- Edit a route's detailsChange a route's name, code, tags, shoes and notes, pick it for members, or hide it so it's off the club page.
- See what members think of your routesThumbs up and down from members who ran each route, the reasons behind a "Not for me", and routes members have suggested.
Still stuck?
In the portal, use Ask at the top of the screen to ask a question in your own words. For anything else, contact the Club Routes team, or check Club Routes' status if something isn't working.