Character info deleted

All of the stuff I had saved for this character just disappeared. When I went to edit it the first time it opened as a custom sheet, despite the fact that it was a Numenera sheet originally. I didn't even notice at first, as I was just writing about my background. I hit the save button, but it didn't do anything. I realized it was on the wrong sheet, went to the character page and opened it up again. It was in the Numenera sheet, but everything except my "Pool" were gone.

Whoa... I have no idea how that could have happened, but I'll look into it. I'm really sorry about that Naatkinson; I'm at a loss right now for what could have caused that.

It's ok, I can remake it with little real trouble, but I just thought it was REALLY odd!

I'm going to have to add more logs to track this; as of right now, nothing I mark shows anything.

Got an update for this

When I click on my character from the toolbar at the bottom of the game, it takes me to a custom sheet with just the notes section. I actually have to go to my characters page it takes me to the full version.

It puts in a different URL depending on which place I click.

From in the game (toolbar at the bottom): http://gamersplane.com/characters/custom/1936/
From the My Characters page: http://gamersplane.com/characters/numenera/1936/

I'm guessing that since it's a custom game that allows extra sheets there is something wrong with the way it links out to the other sheets?

DAMN that's a big bug! How has that gone unnoticed? Obviously, it should be numanera; I don't even know why it thinks it's custom. I'll try to figure out what's wrong so I can help keep this from happening again.

It only deleted my information because I had clicked the save button on the custom sheet, so even if people noticed they probably just ignored it. I was just an idiot and didn't realize what I was seeing.

Also, I'm sure it's obvious, but it links out the same way when I click on my avatar in a forum post.

Well, I certainly wouldn't say you're an idiot for not noticing. You expected it to work a certain way, it didn't work that way, and you lost info because of that. Blame's on me.