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Tungstène

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We apologize for the inconvenience of this website bug. We just discovered this bug this weekend. We will be fixing this as soon as possible when the office opens in Seattle tomorrow (Monday). In the meantime, please change the language to any other language if you need to use those features.

Thanks for your patience. 

Cindy / Frau Potter

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12 hours ago, Frau Potter said:

We apologize for the inconvenience of this website bug. We just discovered this bug this weekend. We will be fixing this as soon as possible when the office opens in Seattle tomorrow (Monday). In the meantime, please change the language to any other language if you need to use those features.

Thanks for your patience. 

Cindy / Frau Potter

Thank you for your reply. Have a good day!

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Same here !
Chrome 63 (Seems to work with Internet Explorer).

Chrome console give the following error message :

Uncaught SyntaxError: missing ) after argument list 

located on this line of javascript =>

                    } else if (!response.FinalCoordsListed) {
                        textResult.text('Les coordonnées finales de cette géocache n'ont pas été données.');

As a temporary workaround, I'm switching to "English".

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1 hour ago, partnerTeam said:

Same here !
Chrome 63 (Seems to work with Internet Explorer).

Chrome console give the following error message :


Uncaught SyntaxError: missing ) after argument list 

located on this line of javascript =>


                    } else if (!response.FinalCoordsListed) {
                        textResult.text('Les coordonnées finales de cette géocache n'ont pas été données.');

As a temporary workaround, I'm switching to "English".

Thank you partnerTeam, I see what is the problem. Groundspeak developers didn't escape their strings. I modified the code block above to reflect that it is written in JavaScript. This way, it is clear: they should have put a backslash in front of apostrophe (look at where JavaScript believes the string ends: green text).

Same code, corrected:

                    } else if (!response.FinalCoordsListed) {
                        textResult.text('Les coordonnées finales de cette géocache n\'ont pas été données.');

 

This is pretty the same bug which impacted our poor fellow cachers whose name contains an ampersand (&) when they tried to claim Mary Hyde reward.

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