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  1. Whe I try to upload a Wherigo-cartridge, I get the following error:

    "Error Occurred

    Attempted to read or write protected memory. This is often an indication that other memory is corrupt."

     

    It seems to be an issue with the server.

    Please fix it.

  2. Thanks Ranger Fox and Delta68 for shining your light on the issue

     

    Making pseudo animations is not an option for me. Whereyougo does put different input screens open on top of eachother. Moreover it is not a good idea to program inputs that are stay unclosed. It eats memory and is vularable for crahes.

    This might be different if you use a message screen as these cannot be put on top of eachother (they close eachother) and they make no use of variables.

     

    BTW whereyougo is capable of showing gif-files, just not animated ones.

     

    Thanks again, I think the solution realy lies in making an audible countdown instead of a visual one. The problem there is the volume. Out in the city it can hardly be loud enough.

    I use two timers for this issue: one is the "really" one, which counts donw. A second timer is set to interval and 1 second (you can increase this) and in the onelapsed-event, I change the name-property of a zone or a visible item with the remaining time of the main timer. So the user can see in the main screen the remaining time.

    this works on all devices and is used in this cartridge.

  3. Hi, we (another cacher and me) just tested one cartridge of mine and came into some problems: I use Urwigo Builder and in one zone I use an "if nextzone.display = true". It seems as if this doesn't work.

     

    Could this be a bug in PiGo?

    I don't know the PiGo release schedule, but 2 or 3 weeks ago there was no support in it for the Lua values "true" and "false". They are fairly recent additions to Lua. You can just say "if nextzone.display then". To compare against false, either negate the condition, or compare with "nil".

    Bonjour :)

    I use Urwigo, so I can't use this solution.

  4. Hi, we (another cacher and me) just tested one cartridge of mine and came into some problems: I use Urwigo Builder and in one zone I use an "if nextzone.display = true". It seems as if this doesn't work.

    Because I don't have an iphone I cannot test this. I changed the code of my cartridge to use another condition, so I will see if this works when someone else will try my cache.

     

    Could this be a bug in PiGo?

     

    Thomas

  5. Thanks Tom, but that seems as if I will need some programming experience in LUA. I was hoping that it would be possible to specify it using the Wherigo Builder. Is it something which is not yet built into the beta version or why would there not be an option to do it the easy way (for dummies like me?)

    take a look at urwigo-Builder, with this tool you don't have to use scripts

  6. Hi,

     

    for better support of sourcecode-repositories like subversion it would be helpful to split the .urwigo-files into multiple lines and not just fill some very long lines.

     

    This would be nice.

     

    Thanks

    Thomas

    Cool, in version 1.4 this is changed !

    thank you for this great tool

  7. Hi,

     

    for better support of sourcecode-repositories like subversion it would be helpful to split the .urwigo-files into multiple lines and not just fill some very long lines.

     

    This would be nice.

     

    Thanks

    Thomas

  8. German Umlaute (ä, ü, ö, Ö, Ä,Ü) in the cache description are changed to "HTML-Umlaute"

     

    For example:

    ü will now be changed to ü

     

    this is horrible, so it it much more difficult to make the cache descriptions.

     

    <_<:P:):angry:

     

    PLEASE CHANGE BACK to the recent behaviour !!

     

    I also have the same problems as others with the <hr>-Tag (horizontal rule)

    And the space are toooooooo large

  9. You could set up a PQ for just your own caches and run it weekly. It'll only give you the last five logs but, unless your caches have very high activity, that should suffice.

     

    For the few that have higher activity, either run the PQ more often or download individual GPX files from the cache page (these have the last 20 logs included).

     

    I know, these are workarounds because the system doesn't produce a "My Caches" special PQ like the "My Finds" one. But, then again, once you download the cache history, you only need to add on the recent new logs. No sense reloading the same old logs over and over.

    But I miss in this PQ my archieved caches

  10. Hello,

     

    it would be a good idea, if I could add my own waypoint (or edit a given one) to a Mystery cache exclusively for my own.

    Today, after solving a mystery cache I have to write it down somewhere and manage the solved mysteries somewhere

    If I could edit existing (koordinates hidden) (or add new) waypoint for my own, personal use and if these would be exported in the PocketQueries, it would be easier.

     

    I don't want to manage my PQs in GSAK or similar, I want them just import in cachebox (www.getcachebox.net) and use them directly.

     

    Thank for for your opinions

     

    Thomas

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