SD v 3.12.0.20273 , Android

'Internet Usage' on my SD is set to 'Live Data when Planning'.

After hitting 'Go Flying', I hit the 'Airfields' tab. The list of Visual Approach Charts etc appears. Some Visual Approach Charts are in green, other in Orange. If it then tap an 'Orange' one (which is a German airfield, part of the paid-for subscription for German DFS charts). SD shows the download bar but cannot download the chart, presumably because there is no active internet connection .. so I cannot get the chart at all.

Question : shouldn't SD show me the version of the 'orange' chart that it has rather than try a download ? If I am flying/navigating its already too late for a download, and anyway I set 'Live Data when Planning'. I'd rather get the previous version of the chart than none at all. Even though the WiFi may be connected to some network, I don't want it to download when I am flying because the connection usually doesn't work reliably at altitude.

I may have misunderstood what the SD options mean, What's the expected behaviour of SD here, and how to ensure I can always get the chart if it was once downloaded ? I don't remember it doing this previously.

Ok, thankyou. Definitely not major but actually I think the options in SD are a bit messy in this area, which has also bothered me on one or two previous occasions. Why ? :

1. In the menu one selects 'Internet Usage'...

2. Then you can choose 'Offline Mode', 'Live Data when Planning' or 'Live Data when Planning and Flying'

3. Choose 'Live Data when Planning' (so not when flying).

4. Hit 'Go Flying'.

5. Now it still tries to download things, but since I had hit 'Go Flying' I thought I was in flying mode.. I'm certainly not Planning any more am I ?

6. There seems to be an intermediate state where one is neither Planning nor Flying, but which is not controllable through the options.

7. It's also not really clear to me whether chart downloads constitute 'live data' or not ? Shouldn't this be called 'Internet Data' rather than 'Live Data' ?

8. Further it's unclear why to start flying I hit 'Go Flying' , but to stop it I hit 'Stop Navigating', so why wasn't the start command called 'Start Navigating' ? .. if this was the case I'd never have expected the internet options to be somehow directly connected to the 'Go Flying' button in the first place?

One can get by with the current options but I'd say the live data stuff has a feeling of inconsistency.