Alternative to TripIt = TripWaffle

[Spamam]

I’ve noticed the code shares I’ve imported show as the selling airline, not the tin.

 

[SeaWolf]

Got another bug report for you @tripwaffle (I know you love them )
I sent in a booking from Virgin Australia Holidays containing both flight and hotel booking in the one email. TripWaffle imported the outbound flight and the hotel, but missed the return flight. This is the first time I've imported from VA Holidays so I'm not sure if this is a bug that's specific to this particular trip or to VA Holidays booking emails in general.

 

[loki]

Wow - this looks great.

I've been using Wanderlog lately, and been relatively happy with it, but this seems to be better. Any chance of being able to import from Wanderlog?

 

[Tooner]

Same for me. Flight to, accommodation, but no return flight

 

[tripwaffle]

I’ve noticed the code shares I’ve imported show as the selling airline, not the tin.

For the investigation, could I please request your numeric TW id please (tap avatar in top-right). And ideally a flight number or two.

 

[Tooner]

Same for me. Flight to, accommodation, but no return flight

Very quickly fixed for me. Thanks @tripwaffle

 

[SeaWolf]

Mine is all sorted out as well. Thanks @tripwaffle that's really great.

 

[Spamam]

For the investigation, could I please request your numeric TW id please (tap avatar in top-right). And ideally a flight number or two.

DM sent. Thanks

 

[tripwaffle]

Something to check @tripwaffle:

I shared a trip with my brother as a 'viewer'.

He has obviously then re-shared to his wife, but she showed up on my trip companions list as 'editor' and with other categories also turned on.

It would appear that the trip owner's intended restrictions may not remain locked as the trip is re-shared.

(I was able to edit my SIL's status back to 'viewer'.)

Nice catch thank you - this hole has been plugged and your brother will now have maximum reshare privileges of what you have shared with him.

 

[tripwaffle]

Mine is all sorted out as well. Thanks @tripwaffle that's really great.

@SeaWolf @Tooner sorry about that - very specific little tweak required to the extractor to fix mixed booking emails like this. Backtested against our corpus of bookings and all good now.

 

[tripwaffle]

Wow - this looks great.

I've been using Wanderlog lately, and been relatively happy with it, but this seems to be better. Any chance of being able to import from Wanderlog?

Happy to look into it. Not being a user myself do you know if it has any sort of export functionality? Otherwise I can sign up and have a look around.

 

[tripwaffle]

New printable trip maps just dropped too btw...

 

[tripwaffle]

Oh and terminal transfer maps where we can determine gates in advance...

 

[RooFlyer]

So here is the map for the AFF annual meet and events in Adelaide



But if I'm landing in Doha for a stopover, shouldn't the map show from the airport to hotel/other events? Or not how its designed to work?

 

[tripwaffle]

So here is the map for the AFF annual meet and events in Adelaide


But if I'm landing in Doha for a stopover, shouldn't the map show from the airport to hotel/other events? Or not how its designed to work?

That's working as designed, but tell me if I'm smoking crack- kind of a visual reference of the spatial layout of all your various events. Utility being you can look at it and go "oh, A is quite close to B, but C is really far away".

Maybe it should include your airport, but then train stations, rental cars, etc?

Edit: oh, I think you may be referring to the specific pin of "Doha stopover" on that map? We don't have that event's location set as an airport or anything, just the broad location of "Doha". I'll drop non-specific location pins like that in order to avoid confusion.

 

[RooFlyer]

That's working as designed, but tell me if I'm smoking crack- kind of a visual reference of the spatial layout of all your various events. Utility being you can look at it and go "oh, A is quite close to B, but C is really far away".

Thanks - perfectly happy with that. Yes, if you include airports, the remainder would be tightly clustered and not useful.

Edit: oh, I think you may be referring to the specific pin of "Doha stopover" on that map?

That's what prompted the question, but your solution works fine - thank you again.

 

[stm1sydney]

Oh and terminal transfer maps where we can determine gates in advance...

This looks very useful thanks. From where do we access this map?

 

[Warragul]

This looks very useful thanks. From where do we access this map?

From the print option.

 

[stm1sydney]

From the print option.

I think that is for the street maps, not the terminal transfer maps?

 

[tripwaffle]

I think that is for the street maps, not the terminal transfer maps?

Terminal maps are displayed on the individual flight pages for *upcoming* flights.
If a flight is a connection, you get the transfer map on the flight you're about to board.
If it's not a connection, you get a map of your departure terminal instead.
Dependent on our airport/terminal/gate coverage, which is ~910 airports at present.