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When a gpx file is dragged onto the iD editor window, any tracks in it appear in the window. But waypoints in the file do not appear. How do I get them on to it?

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Roger

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Maybe you should open a feature request at the github page of the iD editor.

(25 May '13, 20:07) stephan75
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... that is here: https://github.com/systemed/iD/issues . Indeed it is as far as I know not possible currently. Only tracks are shown.

(25 May '13, 23:38) aseerel4c26 ♦
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Today (oct.13) waypoints appear. However only one gpx-file is shown. That's not good because my garmin stores waypoints and tracks in different files.

(16 Oct '13, 21:22) hfst
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@hfst: As a workaround you could merge your gpx files for example in any text editor. For example copy the <wpt>…</wpt> sections (one for each waypoint) into your track gpx file right before the </gpx> at the end of the file.

(17 Oct '13, 02:24) aseerel4c26 ♦

@aseerel4c26: as potlatch2 is able to display more than one gpx-file I think that this should also work for ID

(17 Oct '13, 19:49) hfst

@hfst: to be clear, I did not mean to say the opposite. I only presented a workaround if you currently want to use iD (which this question is about).

(18 Oct '13, 01:37) aseerel4c26 ♦
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