I can't access Parse.com dashboard for at least a few minutes now.
I try refreshing and from different browsers and keep getting the same errors - 500 There’s been an error, but it’s not your fault.
If you keep seeing this, check the help page for more info.
I also tried going for the help page but it is written that Parse is healthy.
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Is anyone else having this issue with Heroku?
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And in the top corner shows Unknown error
Screenshot of the issue
I was using my dashboard normally until 2 days ago, then I started getting this splash and even disabling my adblocker this still remains. And in Firefox I get an eternal loading page (after authentication).
I'm pretty new using Heroku, but it seems that a free user just can't create a ticket or email them anyway... LOL
I'm being able to do what I need through terminal/cmd by now, but eventually a dashboard would be great!
One possibility is that the site is experiencing some sort of problem. It is the website itself and not you.
You can check in Status to see if there is a real problem reporting (but if the problem just happened, it may not happen so quickly)
I suggest that if you really have a question, you write an email to ask.
outage-support#heroku.com
Their reply is very fast (my experience is that they reply after 2 minutes), here is their reply
We're seeing similar reports and looking into this, possibly an incident brewing. We should have a status post shortly: https://status.heroku.com/.
I am having some issues with Google's invisible recaptcha quite often it will show an alert box with an error message, see image below. This is quite strange because it only happens on 1 specific login page!
There are 2 requests sent out.
The first one returns:
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and the second one:
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["uvresp",null,null,null,0]
More often than not when I first click on it I am shown this message, after a second attempt it usually works. My client initially spotted the error and I assumed it was because he was accessing it from Asia, but yesterday the problem start happening to me in the UK, I assumed wrong!
I have tried different browsers and I get the same issue in all of them. Also I've cleared all my cookies etc to make sure there was nothing locally affecting it, but all these things didn't seem to help.
Next I thought it might be best to try a different site key, but again it had no affect!
Now I am completely confused because it works fine on all other pages on my site apart from that one page!
I have to develop the application to check the performance of the website ..
I need some guidance about how can I do it with coding.I have searched a lot but google is giving only tools for doing that. anyone have any Idea about this?..suggest me some path where I should work upon.Help will be appreciated.Waiting for your responses.
I have seen manny sites are giving results on the basis of the pages of our websites so they might be getting the pages from the sitemap,that is my point of view I don't know the rest.I think they might be getting the page and logging the load time and response time that is what I have thought but still I am not Knowing how log that things ..I need your guidance to proceed further Thank you.
What could I do to try and troubleshoot a re-captcha that had previous been working but now returns a 404 when trying to access the javascript file.
I don't think it's a coding issue because they were up this afternoon.
For what it's worth both my sites using re-captcha have the same issue.
Thoughts?
I believe the reCaptcha service may be experiencing issues. I have multiple websites that are all receiving 404 errors. I know for sure at least 2 of them were working a couple of hours ago.
This is the error I am seeing:
Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found) http://www.google.com/recaptcha/api/js/recapcha_1-XXXXXXXX.js
I've also just found a few other posts with people experiencing the same issue.
It appears to be a global problem at the moment. Twitter feed for reCaptcha has many, many tweets.
For a quick fix, using Chrome's console I went to the "Sources" tab and edited the URL. Just change recapcha_1-XXXXXXXX.js to recapcha_ajax.js and save the change.
Please, make sure that you have version 2 in web config recaptcha api.
Version one doesn't run properly
add key="recaptchaApiVersion" value="2"
We're working on a Joomla site for GiveCamp, and our code is running into some error in production that didn't occur in test.
Nothing is showing up in the server logs, and some error appears on the screen very very briefly, then is replaced by another error page.
How can we freeze the display to view the first page?
Like stepping through code in a debugger, but in the browser?
The only thing we've come up with is making a video and stopping the playback; there's got to be a smarter way of capturing the web traffic, right?
We're open to using a different browser or adding extensions -- I think we've viewed this in Firefox and Conkeror, so far...
UPDATE: we ended up recording a screen-case, then stopping the playback to see the error. I am still hoping to find a better solution, something that would be caching the web stream.
I know it might be late since you've already found your solution, but the following might be useful for for anyone else having the same problem:
Try using a FF extension to capture the response headers like httpfox or live http headers. These will allow you to capture everything received from the web-server and then go through it to find your message. There are also a bunch of dedicated packet sniffing tools such as wireshark - this will capture everything. If you're on windows, theres an awesome app called fiddler.