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Walkingadventure 10 years, 8 months ago.
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Updating the WGA SP series with the BIOME art. Received this error when clicking on the Biomes to get the individual art like I did a couple of months ago for 2 of the biomes.
Following the signals from space.
I get the same error when I try to access the cache of the month 🙁
When did this start? I haven’t worked on either of those modules for a while…
Looking into it. Thanks for pointing it out.
COTM and SPS are both working now.
Thanks Admin. It wasn’t like that 6 weeks or so ago when I updated the other SP cache pages.
Following the signals from space.
Thanks for the quick fix!!!!
Not sure this is quite the same issue, but the main state park page is correct regarding the ones we’ve found, but the finders list is not, and don’t show our newest earned biome. No big deal….we can hang on until we visit the final three parks. Just thought I’d mention it.
“Doesn’t”. .. Not “don’t show.”
My parents would be mortified to see writing of that sort from me. I blame the stupid iPad.
My it’s just me, but on both Chrome and Safari I am unable to view a person’s profile when I click on his/her name or avatar. This would include my own.
Got it to work, but it takes forrrrrrreeeevvvvvveeeeerrrrrrrrrrrrr to load.
I am trying to figure out how to speed up the profile page. The script hits the database pretty hard. I will have to see how it can be sped up.
T&B, how many biomes should be showing on your profile?
The only one we haven’t completed now is the lakeshore one. Like I said…no big hurry.
Aces.
GC.COM just changed the API and is now limiting the number of logs I can get for a given geocache. I’ll have to re-think the entire thing.
Ok, easier “fix” than I imagined. At least for the short term. As long as one of the SPS caches doesn’t get found more than 30 times in a day, it’s all good. I’ve got until the Spring Campout event to make a permanent fix. 🙂
Uh oh. Good news…we have our best guy on it.
Following the signals from space.
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