TnAnConyers

To the OP, I originally went with THFoster (or thomashfoster, I can't remember) when I signed up for the site. I knew very little about caching at the time and didn't realize that this would be my handle for signing caches as well. Shortly after I started my wife fell in love with geocaching too. I simply emailed the site and asked if they could change the screen name and explained why (TnAnConyers = Thomas + Angela. We live in Conyers, obviously). A day or so later I received an email stating that it had been changed for me. Simple!

I came across one in a cache nearby recently. The cacher who had them made is from my hometown. I wish I had known that they are collectible items, as I would love to collect them. At least I know now when I encounter another one!

I don't think this is a Geobeagle problem. You can also send the SMS message directly outside of Geobeagle and it fails. There must be an issue with how Groundspeak has set up DNF logs using the TextMarks service it is based on. The new Geooh app in the market can also log finds using SMS, but it too can't log a DNF. I recall a forum post from someone else complaining about DNF's not working. It is not the apps, but the underlying service that may be broken. That's what I assumed as well. It's the "x" portion that's getting kicked back. There has to be a list of accepted modifiers for the SMS somewhere.

I've been using Geobeagle on my myTouch3G. [reference to unauthorized application removed by moderator] Geobeagle runs pretty flawlessly on Cyanogen's mod and up until yesterday was running pretty good on OpenEclair (ASOP 2.1) but after the latest update, it force closes when trying to view the map. Anybody else using Geobeagle able to get the "Did Not Find" sms log to work. Logging a find via SMS works exactly as it should but when I try to log a DNF I get an error message back stating I need to use an @ in front of the Geocache code instead of an X. I could have swore that it work when I first started using it.

My wife and I live in Conyers, GA. We just recently started caching and we are really loving it.