Can't find the error in BookGUI!

[ametist]

My ageBooks won't open when I click them though there is a hotspot. The .pak file adds BookGUI.py, PageDefs.py and Jornals.py without problem.
If someone would be so kind to hint me what to do next - I get the same 'error'message in python.elf despite I've deleted and re-created the BookGUI.py a dozen times. I've done it from scratch, I've done it by copying another BookGUI from my other age(which is working) and just filled in the different names, I've done it by using D'lanors template and just filled in my names. Still getting this message from .elf:

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and this is my BookGUI - I haven't changed anything in those lines mentioned above: line 37 OnNotify,line101 InOpenBook

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I can't figure this out by myself

[D'Lanor]

The error is in PageDefs.py. Even if it is a journal the template needs an entry under LinkDestinations with all parameters set to None.

[ametist]

Thanks for answering D'Lanor! But... I have done that

Here's from PageDefs.py:

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[GPNMilano]

Paste the code for the bookpage. Its cutoff in the picture so you can't see it all that well. (Also, in your journal, make sure you have the correct string before its contents like

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DefKinnekulleJournal = "Your journa's contents"

Also, in that code. it should read

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(PageStart + DefKinnekulleJournal),

remove the extra "(" after PageStart.

[D'Lanor]

It may be simply a syntax error in the journal text. For example an unsupported character that was not escaped properly. That usually chokes everything with a seemingly unrelated error message.

[ametist]

Thank you GPNMilano and D'lanor, much appreciate your efforts!
Here's the page with no 'cut offs'

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And I've checked my Journal - it starts ok with DefKinnekulleJournal = and then I actually have three ''' on each side of the line with text - which is red and that I've learnt say that it's correct?

Guess I can try with just two '' instead of three?

[D'Lanor]

Triple quotes are useful if you want to use normal line breaks instead of a single line with \n for line breaks. However, some programs get confused by them and they will no longer be able to spot syntax errors correctly. So it would be a good idea to use " instead.