Is there a way of filtering spots and alerts to only include multiple associations (not just one)?
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Yes, you can use the ‘pipe’ character, the straight up character often above the backslash depending on your keyboard layout,
Something like ^G|^EI|^W4C would get all spots for summit references starting with G, starting with EI and starting with W4C
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Brilliant thanks. Is that documented anywhere? The example box doesn’t show that.
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Documentation? I just write the code 
It was listed in the original release notes on here but it has been a while since that was released
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No problem. I was trying to find the manual to RTFM but I’m feeling vindicated now! I’m tending to activate on 2m FM so in general I only want to see spots from local associations. I tried + & and spaces first.
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I see it’s a basic text string search so including GM/ can throw up the odd unexpected result. No big deal.
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Thanks. That led me down a Regular Expression rabbit hole that resulted in this search term. I’m guessing there’s a more elegant way though?
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Summit reference starts with G, I would do as:
^G.*/
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While we’re here is it possible to choose 2 modes instead of either all modes or just one? I would like to select fm & ssb only as they’re my main interest at present. 73 all.
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No, that’s a bit harder to manage due to the API’s interaction with the database and I have yet to find a nice solution to it.
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Maybe the venerable SOTAwatch Filter would help you for this?
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Thanks Christophe, that seems to work! 73 John G0MHF
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OK Andrew, noted, thanks for the info. 73 John G0MHF