Terrifying error when opening my map...

[NarGalloth]

Hi.

Well, I was so happily working on my map, and clicked the save button (Note: I, unintentionally, did a double click).
Then, suddenly, the editor warned me of an issue in one of my custom scripts, and it disabled the respective trigger (It's not the first time this happens to me). But then, I don't know what the hell happened. Some windows appeared very fast in the screen and world editor crashed.

Since then, every time I try to open my map, I get this terrifying (at least for me) message:

Sorry for the spanish. Basicly, it says that "Level information data is missing or is invalid", or something like that. PLEASE, what the hell happened!? Is there a way to bring my map back to life?
I went to the "Test" folder, and found a previous version of the map. I can still redo the work from that one, but I don't feel like doing all that again.
Does someone know a way to recover the map?

Regards

 

[Elfansoer]

Sorry, no expert on that (amateur, or, no knowledge at all? Or even negative value?). I think, just rebuild.... Rather than waiting... (As if you want to do that..)

 

[HappyTauren]

If you are using JNGP, it has backups folder, find the most recent one. If not, you will have to rebuild from the 'test' version.

 

[MortAr]

If the map is not optimized, you could extract the trigger file (know as war3map.wtg) using the Magos' War3 Model Editor and import into some other map and remove the trigger that causes the problem.

If that doesn't work, you must redo it from the test version, as mentioned above.

 

[HappyTauren]

Yes, but there is a huge possibility that even that is not saved. OP is lucky if it is, though.

 

[NarGalloth]

Nah, I think I'll redo the work from the previous test map.
I've already started to reconstruct the lost work, and I hope I can recover it in one or two days. It's a shame, but it's not something that's going to kill me... And I don't feel like extracting, importing and changing things that, like HappyTauren says, have few possibilities of working.
Thank you, however, for trying to help.

Regards