InstantForum.NET v4.1.4Online Fitness Log Forumshttp://www.onlinefitnesslog.com/forum/forums@onlinefitnesslog.comSun, 20 Jul 2008 17:20:53 GMT20http://www.onlinefitnesslog.com/forum/Topic90-4-1.aspxThank you...</P><P>smWed, 30 Jan 2008 17:08:40 GMTsmmuirheadhttp://www.onlinefitnesslog.com/forum/Topic90-4-1.aspxI think creating your own custom food to replace the offending item is the solution at this point. There are currently two places a food item can come from, the USDA database or a custom food from any member. If the USDA item is incorrect, then I would have to manually make the change in the database, and the way the data is stored is a little more complex than 'grams of fat' or similar, so that might be a problem. But, more than likely, the culprit is mistyped data from a member. I'll have to devise a solution for this. Probably, something like a form to report suspected incorrect information while supplying the accurate data, then I'll approve the change myself. Definitely something to think about. Thanks for the feedback!Wed, 30 Jan 2008 09:18:16 GMTtrevorhttp://www.onlinefitnesslog.com/forum/Topic90-4-1.aspxNot sure where to put this... so I figured Bugs and Errors worked. I went to enter in a meal today and it was already in the list, a Wendy's item, but the nutrition info was wrong compared to what is listed on their website. I created a new custom item and input the correct info. What can or should we do in this situation? Thanks.</P><P>smTue, 29 Jan 2008 20:16:01 GMTsmmuirhead