After update if I edit Gear to change the shoes for a run it only shows me one page of shoes, I can’t scroll down. I have a lot of shoes entered.
After update if I edit Gear to change the shoes for a run it only shows me one page of shoes, I can’t scroll down. I have a lot of shoes entered.
All,
As many of you have noticed, the scrolling bug has been resolved with the newest Garmin Connect App update (4.70.1.4).
It looks like enlarged font size on your phone's setting is causing some of…
All,
We apologize for this disruption and are currently investigating. To be added to the report, please respond with the following:
1. In which country are you located?
2. If necessary, may we have permission…
All,
Thank you for your responses so far. A report was created last week, and I have added those who have answered my questions.
Please continue to answer my questions so you can be added. I will not personally…
I’m having same issue as well. Can’t scroll through gear list. IOS app. This is terrible update.
I can’t scroll down to select the gear (shoes) I use in a workout anymore. It seams there has been an update and it appears to be a glitch
Same for me here. To keep tracking my gear I can’t scroll. And that really broke the app for me.
Not to mention the impossibility of reorder the gear list or just the ability to reorder alphabetically…
1. United Kingdom
2. Yes
I guess I'm at a loss to understand why you need this information - your developers should be able to easily replicate the problem and fix it pretty quickly, unless it's specific to a particular device / iOS version. Perhaps those are the questions you should be asking?
This is probably their support protocol based on ITIL service management standards. Most incidents require a support ticket and associated user. In this case, I'm guessing this is getting created in lieu of the user contacting product support on their own. Users are getting added to the master incident. Support will follow-up with the users regarding the fix when implemented or for any other follow-up questions if deemed necessary.
At least that's been my experience. I appreciated the transparency and communication even if some might consider it too much communication.
I get that there needs to be a process, and I know all about ITIL having worked in IT support for many years, but the 'where are you from / can we contact you' response seems to be the default from Garmin and looks a bit like delaying tactics. Be interesting to know if anyone actually has been contacted...
where are you from
Unfortunately, there are different support systems based on location. Some are not directly affiliated with Garmin.
can we contact you'
My take in that is that they're simply respecting the user's privacy, as only Garmin staff have access to the user's email address that was used to login to Garmin. Also, the default setting for receiving PMs in this forum is set to "disabled." In which case, only Garmin can send you a PM. Asking for permission to do so makes sense to me.
Garmin and looks a bit like delaying tactics. Be interesting to know if anyone actually has been contacted...
Not at all. I have personally been contacted based on forum posts and received follow-up once the matter was resolved.
OK - it's just that I've responded to this a number of times myself, and have never been directly contacted either to discuss or follow up on forum posts. I've also seen how long it can take to respond to and fix issues with device firmware and the various apps which are often introduced in 'new' verions so forgive me if I'm a little cynical...