It’s very confusing to me too. I clicked an icon to see what it was, and it was opening times of a supermarket, which I had no idea about. But I couldn’t find a way to just get back to where I was before. My workflow now is to keep force killing the app frequently when I get stuck.
replySame here, I can't believe there is no way to go back. I have to s of things around my house that I can just add because I live here, but I don't remember everything, and once I hit a question that I cannot answer from memory, I am stuck.
replyClick into open source on the map (on android). I think for Ios it might be back gesture.
replySame here, but the GitHub thread actually calls that out as a known bug. Swipe from the left. Intention is that clicking sonewhere on the map closes the dialog.
replyClick into open source on the map (on android). I think for Ios it might be back gesture.
replyMost of the time you can leave a note. Do you get an "Uh..." option?
replyNo, there’s only the listed options (street has a sidewalk, or it doesn’t - no option for “sidewalk extends for half the street but not the other half”).
replyI don’t know if that counts as it does or it doesn’t.
On android there's a "differs along the way" option which let's you split the way.
replyThere is a limit to the type of quest you can fit into the mobile app. It also should have a fall back "leave a note" option.
In this case, the intended flow is that you tap "Uh..." -> "Differs along the way..."
replyYou will then be led to another UI in which you can split the road into several sections.
Aha. If you click 'Uh' exactly on its text, it works. If you click even one pixel away from the actual text, you get the chooser with not enough options.
replyFirst-time StreetComplete user here. I just answered a few of these "street has a sidewalk" questions myself. Upon first clicking on one of them, I was able to answer this question for each side of the street individually. The visual selection that you mentioned only applies to one side.
replyI can tell for sure the current version of StreetComplete for Android does allow specifying that only one side of the road has a side walk. I solved a few of these quests just last week. No idea what's the state on iOS though.
replyI click a quest and answer it but the app seems to be stuck on that quest and I can't figure out how to get back to all of the quests available near me. Is that a common experience?
replyThat's when you hit "uh..." and leave a note with details. In an effort to keep things simple on a small screen it doesn't include every possible option. You can read the wiki to find the best way to tag it. https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/
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