ratwaffles

Went line by line through thousands of lines of code, and finally discovered the compiler does not like if when I used the cartridge name inside a message box. What a hassle! At least it's fixed now

I'm also having a user download problem. My file plays file on emulator, compiles to gwz and plays fine on the compile page, appears to upload fine, but crashed and burned the first time someone tried to download it. No special chars in Wherigo or in my cartridge, gwz file size 698k including an audio file that I can't shrink any more at 384k, no text in descriptions, and I even started a new cartridge page hoping it would work there. I'm getting this error on what looks to me like the download, but it says upload: Error During Upload System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapException: Server was unable to process request. ---> Exception of type 'System.ApplicationException' was thrown. at System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapHttpClientProtocol.ReadResponse(SoapClientMessage message, WebResponse response, Stream responseStream, Boolean asyncCall) at System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapHttpClientProtocol.Invoke(String methodName, Object[] parameters) at Wherigo.GSPCartridgeService.CartridgeService.GetCompiledCartridgeWithMetaData(GWZMetaData gwzMetaData, String CartridgeFileName, String CartridgeId, Int64 PlayerId, String PlayerName, DeviceType deviceType, String CompletionCode) at cartridge_download.btnDownload_Click(Object sender, EventArgs e) Not the most helpful of stack traces on my end. Any ideas? I've tried everything in this thread already.

Were you copying from MS Word or something that changed the apostrophes and quotes to something that looked similar? For example, this is straight text: "Don't" This is from MS Word: “Don’t” This could be the cause. Just wondering. That was it. I could swear I had deleted and reinput them while I was trying to track this down, but apparently not. Thanks for the help and the quick response.

All apostrophe and quote signs in my wigo are showing up as ?s. I would think that these are in all standards fonts. If I put the / escape character in front of it, it shows the quotation just fine but then the backslash is there too - it goes from --don?t-- to --don/'t-- . What's the trick to having just ' or " without them being converted to question marks?