How to get the name of the currently connected WiFi network?

Draw something problem: wifi is fine, but still get a 'no network' pop up?

i'm using an android that isn't connected to a network, but the wifi works fine. while loading the draw something app i get a 'no network' pop up, and the only option is to exit. meanwhile, i can see it logging into my facebook account and the app loads normally, but i still only have the option of exiting since i have a 'no network' pop-up. what to do?!?
Answer:

I would only say that you should refresh the WiFi or find the working port for the network... That might "cure" the problem... Good luck!

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I would only say that you should refresh the WiFi or find the working port for the network... That might "cure" the problem... Good luck!

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