When I'm Accessing my Site with Google Maps, The Maps load so slow and then this error Shows up. GET https://www.google-analytics.com/ga.js net::ERR_TIMED_OUT
Tried clearing my Cache and Browsing in Incognito Window but all show the same error
Tried in Other browser like Firefox but same error shows
Did someone encountered the same error before?
Please Help me , Thanks
I had this problem, solved by disabling the HTTPS Everywhere browser extension, which I believe is forcing the downloading of the ga.js through https from where it is not necessarily available.
This might be related to Firewall blocking google-analytics.com
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I am not here to get a solution to the problem.I wanted to know the root cause for this issue.Because we rolled out our application worldwide and when users are clicking on some download button they are facing with the error.
And can it be solved from the code either from the client or from the server.
Now i am testing by marking the Friendly http errors( yes/no) if i am keeping this option as No then this issue is coming up and the vice versa.
So please help me whether it can be solved from the server side or i dont know what exactly happening from the code side.Do i have to look for some http status code or something?
Confused
Please help?
Emphasizing that i dont need a solution and i only need the root cause and whether it can be solved once in for all.
Thanks in advance
I have been using nop commerce v3.80.
They have provide an option to enable ssl in admin.
While enabling ssl in admin->store->enablessl option
I have been getting error like
This page isn’t working.
Redirected you too many times.
Try clearing your cookies.
ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS
Even I tried redirection URL in web.config, but getting the same error. Can anyone suggest me to rectify this issue...!
First of all i say because it may happen sometimes 😉 do you set ssl certificate and bindg in iis?
...
And here is the solution, try to check Force ssl for all pages on settings,and then restsrt nopcommerce and your problem will solve.
If it doesn't work, try clear your browser cache and history or use incognito page, if the problem solved with incognito,it means your browser caches and histories should be clear.
I have a DotNetNuke application I am trying to setup on localhost.
The application was working fine until I tried to change database connection. After reverting back the changes I made in conenctionStrings, I am getting error whenever I try to run it. The error is
The localhost page isn’t working
localhost redirected you too many times.
Try clearing your cookies.
ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS
Well, obiously I tried clearing cookies and also tried on multiple browsers but getting same result. Page is not working.
What can be the possible reason ?
Without seeing any source code the best answer I can give you is this, something in your code if forcing a redirect to iteself, which then forces another redirect to itself, etc.
It would basically by the same as doing this,
void DoSomething() {
// Infinite loop, activate!
DoSomething();
}
If you provide some source code or a link to it in the question I could give you a more detailed solution, but as the question stands this is the best I can do.
I had this issue a while ago, setting the trust level to full trust (in web.config) solved it for me.
Happy DNNing!
Michael
So, I've looked over everyone's questions, and I can't seem to find a reliable answer. I find it hard to believe that AjaxControlToolKit would release an item that couldn't work on a public facing website. So here's my question.
My AjaxControlToolKit HTMLExtender ImageUpload function works SWIMMINGLY on my localhost when I test, but the moment I test on the live address (which is behind a login in a custom CMS), I can't get the file to post to the server. I have the same .dlls, the same web.config, the same everything, but I get this response in Chrome Inspector:
Uncaught error raising upload complete event and start new upload
t.onreadystatechange
Any suggestions on where to start?
I have the following code
FB.init({
appId: '999999999999',
status: true,
cookie: true,
xfbml: true,
channelURL: 'http://mydomain.com/channel.aspx',
oauth: true
});
FB.login(function (response) {
...
}
All works great in Chrome, FF, Opera on Macs and PC's, however in IE9 on a PC I get the following error on the popup
And in the developer tools I get a error here: SCRIPT70: Permission denied. Can anyone shed any light into this?
I think it's a problem when you start debugging. Just close IE, open again the web page and see if the permission denied error happens again.
If you start debugging the error will be thrown again.
I have no idea if this is related to your problem, but I had some very specific security issues working with FB authentication (only on IE) which were solved by adding a P3P header to the HTTP response. More details can be found here or here.
I will have to answer my own question here in case it affects anyone else.
After extensive searching and playing with P3P headers nothing worked. However I started looking at other FB apps and they all suffered the same problem on IE9. This led me to believe that it could actually be my machine.
I tested my app on two other VMWares running ie9 and on my laptop and everything worked as expected. Therefore there is something wrong with my setup, pass what it is....