import .gpx file on iphone greyed out?

Hi C B1,

This would seem like a very technical question, could I suggest you log onto the Help Desk and ask the question there.

Macca.

If that’s the case they should be in your Files folder.

A "File Manager" is needed.
Download a File Manager from the App Store and use it to open the .GPX

This inability to open a GPX file should have been sorted a long time ago.

Is this in reference to opening GPX files in The ExplorOz Traveller app or something else?

Cheers
Greg

Testing update for OzTraveller App:
iPad running IOS v17.6.1 works, it can upload a .gpx file.

iPad running IOS v18.1.1 does not work, .gpx file is greyed out.
iPhone running IOS v18.1.1 does not work, .gpx file is greyed out.

Appears to be an issue with v18.1.1.
Job logged with helpdesk, awaiting resolve.

"I cannot import a .gpx file on an iPhone"
There is a bit of a work around...
1/. The GPX file you want to import, make that GPX file an attachment in a email and address and send it to yourself.
2/. Then open that particular e mail, plus then open the GPX file attachment, you will notice some Apps that will come up that will open the GPX file..one of these should be Traveller App..
Touch the Traveller App..then tap confirm/download and the GPX file should be in the traveller app.
3/. To find that particular GPX file, go into Traveller, touch the Looking Glass and the GPX file should be in Recent Treks or Recent Track Logs, I can't remember which as I have not imported a GPX file for a while.

Thank you to everyone for providing valuable insights in response to this post. I’ve reviewed the files provided in the support request, and I can successfully import them in iOS 18.1 using both the in-app file import option and the “Open/Share” feature from the Files app. There are no issues with the app or the GPX files themselves.

It seems the problem may be related to permissions, and I’ve informed the customer of this through the Help Desk. Additionally, it’s possible the file wasn’t actually downloaded to the Files app on their iPhone, which would prevent direct access. We’ve already communicated this possibility to the customer via the Help Desk as well.

Lastly, there was a previous comment in this thread suggesting that GPX imports should have been fixed long ago. I’d like to confirm that GPX import functionality has been working correctly since it was first developed.

David