Heidee_Hunter

Thank you very much... that worked.

OK, so then do you have any idea why this html snippet (as per the support note) doesn't work? "<img src="http://img.geocaching.com/stats/tb.aspx?guid=4116655">" It is neither, it is a code for the home page of the trackable. For instance your "Tiki Man" TB has a GUID of 4116655 Cheers

On the Groundspeak support/help www page, under trackables-fancier features, section 2.2 2.2. Displaying Several Trackables on the Same Page, Good For Races the following instructions appear... 1. Find the GUID of all the Trackables you want to include. 2. Insert that GUID at the end of this URL format: http://img.geocaching.com/stats/tb.aspx?guid=96d1611496d16114-beb That is, in the above example, replace everything after "guid=" with the guid number of your own Trackable Items. My question is… How do you find the GUID of a trackable? Is the GUID the number on the coin itself? Or is it the reference ID “TB12345”? or something else?

Understood. Thanks for the insight.

Thank you... that is helpful. Would something like this be allowed: 1. we publish a single cache, on the day before the event, it will be permanent. 2. On the event day, the contents of that published cache container will give clues and coords for a few other caches on-site. When particpants solve all caches or puzzle then they get some sort of token or something. 3. After the event, we change the contents of the cache contatiner to be more generic and leave it in place as just a single stand-alone cache for the long term. If something like that might be allowed, then the follow up question is: Could I, as the cache owner revise the on-line description from time to time? for example to mention the open house initially, and then to remove such references later? Heidi

We have a non-profit that is holding thier 20th anniversary open house in a few months. The event is not dedicated to geocaching, but we would like to have a geocaching activity oraganized for that day on the site. Since the event goes on regardless of geocaching, it sounds like what we want is not really an "event cache". It's not really a commercial cache because we are not pushing our agenda, just providing a fun activity for folks that come. So, the question is this... Can I set up somewhere between 2 and 4 caches on our ~5 acre "campus", and have them posted just for a day or so, aligned with our open house event and then removed? Alternatively, could we have them be more premanent and just initially published on the day of our open house? (or the night before or whatever.) Any tips or guidance would be greatly appreciated. Heidi