Hi Yanis - I believe we handled this problem and helped you out via email (at support@sitepal.com).  If you are still having a problem let me know.

Got it.

Suggest you try clearing your browser cache and cookies - and/or try using a different browser.

See - 

https://www.refreshyourcache.com/en/home/

If that does not work, our support will look into it in detail tomorrow.

Let me know,

Gil

Hi Claudio - 

We are not aware of any service disruption at this time.

Could it be that your account license has expired? 

That seems the most likely explanation.

Please look into it - and if needed extend your account.

Let me know,

Gil

The SitePal Team

The notification system I suggested to Jim will give you a general notice (via email).

I don't believe it is possible for the api to return a status indicating downtime in case the character itself is unable to load.

We will look into providing some status response in case ancillary services are unavailable (like TTS). 

Hello Arindam - 

Obviously we are doing everything we can to avoid such a scenario.

But we understand your reasoning and we will look into it.

Thanks,

Gil

Hi Tora - 

I think your question is more of a JS question that a sayText specific question.

I tried your text - as is, without adding any foreslashes - in our sayText example page - 

http://www.oddcast.com/support1/saytext_classic.html
It worked fine.

So - sayText has no problem with this input.

But in our example page the text is not included as a literal within the code, but entered by the user and provided to sayText as a variable.

In your own test page I am guessing you have the text hard coded in the page - and JS has rules about the syntax of single and double quotes in literal strings and how to encode them.

Try adding the text dynamically (text input field ) as in our example - or, please post a link to your page and we'll take a look.

Best,

Gil

The SitePal Team

That is odd!

Please send a note to support@sitepal.com and we'll sort it out for you.

Regards

Gil