AndiHoffi

I made some more tests and found out that Plucker seems to be messing up my router. After the last usage of Plucker, it takes some time until any computer behind the router can access geocaching.com again. When I use Plucker then, the page is messed up again.

I am not sure, if my problem has anything to do with your update, but since May 30, I cannot see any cache-pages or the google-maps-page anymore. I did not access your page between May27 and May 30. All I get is an empty page (really empty with 0 bytes html-source). This happens in IE, FF2, FF3 beta5, FF3 RC1 and even Plucker (FF3 RC1 displays an XML-error that says that there is no source to parse...). I did not change the configuration on my side for about half a year and the rest of my internet-access is working fine. My configuration: Location: Germany. NAT-Router (Netgear) Two laptops (WLAN), one desktop. All are running Windows XP, SP2. My working-laptop does not even have a firewall (strange, but true). Do you have any clue if this kind of behaviour might have anything to do with your update? I think the most likely point of failure is my router, since all computers behind it have the same problem (and apparently not many people besides me have this issue). Did you change anything that might mess it up? Perhaps some encoding or something similar the router cannot deal with? Thank you

In Plucker, the only change I made to the image tab is set it to thousands of colors. These images are shown on the cache page. I have not ben able to view any spoiler pictures that are icons on the cache page. I'm still working on that. I set the spidering-depth to 2 and and activated "Only follow URLs the match this regular expression pattern". The pattern I use is "(http://img.geocaching.com|http://www.geocaching.com/images/)" (without the quotes of course). This means that all links starting with either of the two will be followed.

Yes, seems to be working for normal images shown on the page. But when it comes to spoiler-pictures, I do still only get the small version.

Do you remember having applied any particular settings to achieve this? All I did was to limit the image-size on images-tab and mark the first radio-button named "Always link the thumbnail to a second, full-size copy"

Hi, in Plucker, there is an option to include the original-sized images into the plucker-document. This way I thought that I can see a well-formatted version of the html-file on my palm and the original images are available when I click on the image. But this is not working. For instance if you look at this cache, the leaves are getting resized to fit my palm's display. But I cannot get the original-sized image. Does anybody have a clue what I am doing wrong here? Or is this kind of behaviour not supported at all by plucker? Thank you Andreas

No, I don't have it anymore.

Thank you for the answer. I was kind of hoping that the procedure would be simpler. There is no need for details since it is not my travelbug and the owner did not yet contact me. Do you think that this is a generic issue that is worth getting resolved by Groundspeak in terms of a software-fix? Two solutions come to my mind here: 1.) Let me add the drop-log even after the TB has been retrieved from the cache. 2.) Just consider the location when calculating the distance and displaying the travel-map - even when the TB has only been found in the cache and no drop-log is there. What do you think?

Hi, I went on vacation in Italy and took this travelbug with me. On my first day (2008-03-01) I dropped it off and the next day it was retrieved from the cache again. Now, after my return, I would like to log the drop-off, but since the retrieval has already been logged, it seems to be impossible for me, to do this. Is there any way to do this? If you look at the travelbug's map, the journey to Italy is missing as well Thank you for any help fixing this.