RoRo[tm]

I did not receive notification for GC6NF7R and GC6NHVN (and maybe several others, which I didn't notice). As far as I can see, these two caches weren't notified at all. I have the Tips&Tricks unchecked and I have configured the site to use English language. Greetings RoRo[tm]

The GPX version of GC1ABZ0 currently includes the log entry of manumi as of December 3. This log entry contains the characers which isn't valid in XML and causes XML parsers like GSAK to fail: reference to invalid character number at line 139, column 0, byte 5516: manumi</Groundspeak:text> ^ </Groundspeak:log> This problems occurs with a pocket query as well as with downloading the GPX file for this cache. IMHO the GPX generator should avoid that such a broken XML entity is included in any GPX file. Ciao Roland PS: It wasn't a good idea to include this entity unquoted into my message, because this corrupted my message, too...

I hate to quote myself, but this issue was fixed in the meantime. Thanks for solving this problem so quickly! Tschoeeee Roland PS: The quote mechanism of this forum also doesn't support backets in the "name" attribute

Another issue: the seek/nearest.aspx search no longer supports my Username RoRo[tm] http://www.geocaching.com/seek/nearest.aspx?ul=RoRo[tm] gives me the answer: "That username does not exist in the system" Edit: fixed above URL in forum post, because the [tm] was stripped before. Same problem, if you go to my user page http://www.geocaching.com/profile/?guid=1e...2e-080d601db473 and click on "Geocaches" there. Neither "All Cache finds" nor "All Cache hides" nor any of the cache type icons work for my username. As far as I can see, this problem happens exactly in the seek/nearest.aspx program and it may have to do with the brackets. Tschoeeee Roland