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That was indeed the problem. Thanks Miragee!

Oops! There is an image in the short description. Think that's it?

I'm trying to edit one of our cache pages and keep getting a scary-looking page saying "Server Error in '/' Application." It goes on to say "String or binary data would be truncated. The statement has been terminated." It says there's been an "unhandled exception" and in the stack trace it has a bunch of stuff that I really don't understand. One clue is that it does this even if I make no changes in the code at all. In other words, if I just check the two boxes at the bottom and click "Edit Listing" without editing anything I get the same result. Am I SOL or what? Thanks!

Does anyone have a line on a magnetic micro container that's better than the usual key holders? We're thinking of something that's a little larger (like Altoids box size) but waterproofed with O-rings, etc and made of some kind of industrial strength plastic. We'd like it to be large enough to hold a small log and pencil, etc. and maybe a couple coins or other items. Our best idea at this point is to add magnetic strips to a small box (like a Lock & Lock), but figured there must be something on the market along these lines. Any leads?

Thanks--that was obvious, eh?

This must be obvious, since everybody else appears to know how to do it, but I can't figure out how to get the little B&W icons on our cache hide pages that are usually found in the upper right hand corner by the TB info. You know--icons like "kid friendsly" or "takes less than one hour" There must be some way to access code for this purpose? Where should we be looking for this? Thanks!

That does it! I don't think I've had enough coffee this morning. Thanks for your incredibly prompt and helpful response.

We're trying to resolve this very same question. But we must not be understanding Keystone's explanation. Are you saying you find the cache closest to the centerpoint, click "view map" (where's "Map It"?) and then the coordinates of the centerpoint will literally be contained in the resulting URL? We must be doing it wrong, since we get different coordinates in the URL when we try the second closest cache to the centerpoint (if that makes sense). Wouldn't the same centerpoint be displayed in the second closest cache? In this case, the closest cache is 0.2 miles from the center, the second is 0.3 miles from the center. We can pretty much figure out where the center is, but would like to know exactly. Thanks for any further explanation you can provide.