Nope. I'm in the same boat. I've read a lot of posts of people trying to crack the encryption and/or requesting the feature directly from Foreflight, but nothing yet. It makes no sense to have such a mundane feature locked down so tight.
Hmmmm.... Having been part of the software biz I didn't realize proprietary software was exclusive to Apple. I thought it was a developer option regardless of operating system.What?!?!?
An Apple App locked down? You don't say!
No. It wo
Hmmmm.... Having been part of the software biz I didn't realize proprietary software was exclusive to Apple. I thought it was a developer option regardless of operating system.
Not an Apple issue at all. Garmin Pilot on an iPad will easily allow what the OP is asking for, an offline way to edit checklists. Foreflight is the "villain" on this one.
Ironic that a Garmin product running on Apple hardware has more flexibility .
Oh, if you are referring to ForeFlight as the caretaker, I'll agree. But Apple? I can create, upload, and download checklists to and from MiraCheck in any spreadsheet program as well as within the iOS and Android apps and through a pretty decent web interface. Apple is definitely not preventing it.Depends on the agreement with the caretaker of the walled garden. I would have said similar if it was a Garmin product.
If your choice is to go with paper-equivalent pdf checklists rather than electronic checklists (there is a difference), Foreflight accommodates it just fine. And if you choose to run them in a separate app, you can do that too.Yet another thing I like about my iFly 740b. It has a pdf reader. Put my checklists into pdf format and upload ‘em. Easy-peasy.
Yet another thing I like about my iFly 740b. It has a pdf reader. Put my checklists into pdf format and upload ‘em. Easy-peasy.
I've tried exporting data from foreflight's checklist files too, but indeed they are encrypted. Would be nice if they could change that. If you're looking for a good way to make a nice looking paper checklist, I run a website called FlightChecklists dot com which allows you to design aviation checklists without all the fussing with Word or others. Plus, it exports as PDF...“Plan B might be a $15 bluetooth keyboard and mouse for the ipad....
Jim”
NOPE - need a paper copy too, plus word processing or spreadsheets on an iOS just sucks.
This would be easy to put a checklist editor into their web based ForeFlight
Another reason to switch to Garmin pilot.