I am currently trying to move away from the FBML I was using and over into iframes.
Followed steps to make a simple welcome page/tab that should be here:
http://www.facebook.com/reallyghey2?v=app_310228345675351
I uploaded the first version and it didn't work. I got Error 102.
Error 102 (net::ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED): The server refused the connection.
After a few days off at Christmas, I checked the page and it was working fine (?)
So I edited it and made some alterations. Now the tab is showing Error 102 again.
Can someone please shed some light on why it is doing this? And how to correct the error.
ok got this one sorted - I hadn't enabled SSL on my domain.
Now that I have it all works perfectly - in case anyone else was interested...
Have you tried from a different computer/network? Could be a local setting issue, are you using Chrome and if so have you tried using the app in incognito mode? more # http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Chrome/thread?tid=17356c1d1a1249eb&hl=en
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I am new to coding.Have got a few line of code i am working on and anytime time i try to open it with a live server i encounter a problem as shown in the image. I have tried to solve the issue with by looking it up on Google but could not. I need you all to come to my rescue as soon as possible. Thanks
I expected the code to run smoothly on live server but it would not.
I'm looking for some help figuring out why this issue occurs and how to fix it. I'm trying to create an interactive map (replicate this). I have a .geojson file "capecchi.github.io/projects/AirQuality/static_temp.geojson" with all the data, but opening williamcapecchi.com/AirQuality/AQmap_static.html causes the error "net::ERR_INSECURE_RESPONSE" (When using Chrome-- It seems to work fine in IE). I've read other answers related to this error, but being new to development, I'm not sure what is causing this error in my case. After reading this thread I checked the security tab in developer, but instead of finding an explanation of the certificate problem, only saw this:
Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
Bill
*edit: apparently I can't add images to questions yet and so I'll explain: when I check the security tab it simply tells me that "This page is not secure." On the left, I see "Main Origin" as http: //williamcapecchi. com and "Non-Secure Origins" as http:// d3js. org. Clicking on either of these it tells me "Your connection with this origin is not secure."
For anyone else struggling with this, my solution was to use http:// addresses instead of https://. Then everything worked fine!
I use Chromium on Ubuntu and I see an error "The server encountered an error. Please try to reload the page" in loop when I try to access websites like grammarly.com, slack.com. I have also tried to access it on Chrome, Firefox but results were same.
I have also done numerous self-diagnostic tests which was recommended by Grammarly-Support, but nothing seems worth doing. Here is the test result:
Here is the console result:
It's been a year, and since then I've been facing this problem. Please help me to understand what is wrong. Any suggestion on this would be highly appreciated.
I've just observed a strange behaviour of app.grammarly.com.
In Firefox, when I'd disabled the following in proxy-setting:
FTP Proxy : Null
SOCKS Host : Null
I am able to access the app.grammarly.com successfully.
I get the same problem with Windows 10 and Chrome. I also contacted Grammerly and they said it was a connection issue at my end, second time they said it was my internet provider.
I find that it happens when I have multiple tabs open in Chrome. Closing most of the tabs and refreshing the page with Grammerly fixes the issue for me.
Hope this helps to find your solution.
-Tina
I am currently working on a beta website (CentOs -> Plesk) and using Atom as my editor.
From the set-up till now I always recieve the following error: ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE when changing something in my html, css, javascript. Which just breaks my website.
I came here in hope that someone had same problem, and maybe can give me a solution for that :)
Thanks in advance.
Both errors “No data receive ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE” and “Error 324 (net::ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE)” :
https://www.wiknix.com/solved-err_empty_response-no-data-received/
Read The following article and comments below .. Maybe This link will solved your ERROR
Good Luck.
I faced the same error but it was browser issue for me. It wasn’t anything wrong with my site or hosting provider or theme error. I just open a command prompt and enter few commands to solve this error.
You can check command lists from below reference:
https://wildtricks.com/err_empty_response-google-chrome-windows/
I'm getting the following error for one specific website (and only one specific website):
I've tried the following:
Making sure my time / data settings are correct
Clearing all browsing data
Deleting and reinstalling Chrome
Nothing works. Interestingly, I only get this error for one specific site (www.datacamp.com). And when I turn off wi-fi and tether my iPhone, I'm able to get through to the site. When I turn my wi-fi back on, I get errors again.
When I view details I see this:
And when I view the certificate I see this:
I've tried deleting the certificate, but I get the following message:
Any help is greatly appreciated!
If you are getting this error when access localhost, simply go to
chrome://flags/
and enable Allow invalid certificates for resources loaded from localhost.
Ok, I don't know why it took me so long to try this. I just unplugged my modem and router, then plugged them back in. At least for now, it seems to have resolved the issue...
Check your connection's DNS entries. It's likely a adware or malware program modified them.
open network and sharing center
On the left side- click on:
change advanced sharing settings.
click on home or work.
go through and check "turn off" for the first three questions.
turn on password.
Your computer connection was wide open!!!!
Flushing DNS worked for me in Windows 10. Simply open powershell and issue this command:
ipconfig /flushdns
Adding Google DNS 8.8.8.8 and the Cloudflare DNS 1.1.1.1 solved my issue.
If you are facing this while visiting a website, you can follow below.
This might not solve the issue always. But, this is how I solve it around 8/10 times.
To Resolve this on Chrome :
[Approach 1]
Just Click on Proceed to www.xyzxyz.com..(unsafe)
[Approach 2]
Go to : chrome://net-internals/#hsts
Suppose the site for which the error shown is : https://twitter.com/xxx/yyy....
In the "Delete Domain" option, Enter domain as "twitter.com".
Press Delete.
Reload the page you were trying to visit.