Often when it appears that forms central is experiencing technical issues the cause is actually the browser configuration. Internet Explorer 7.0 shouldn't see these problems, but with any version lower than that, the likelihood is at least doubled. If the version is anything lower than 7, follow the next steps to configure Internet Explorer to support TLS 1.0: If you do not immediately see the pages, close your browser and then re-open it and access the website.

Getting "The page cannot be displayed" error after submitting an answer may happen consistently or occasionally. The page cannot be displayed" indicates that your browser cannot connect to our exam engine. This could be caused by anything from temporary loss of Internet connectivity to improperly configured proxies and firewalls. If you get this error in the middle of an exam you will need to click the refresh button to reload the page.

The particular web site you are trying to access is down or the site address in the address bar at the top is mispelled. Try going to another site and to see if the problem happens on all sites. Your connection to the Internet may have dropped. Make sure you still see the little green computers in the system icons area at the lower right of your screen near the time stamp. Your TCP/IP setup is damaged or misconfigured. TCP/IP is the language used by your computer to talk to the Internet.

This can be happening for two reasons. You may have an old search "cached" in your web browser. To delete the "cached" pages click Tools->Internet Options->Delete Files. Next, you will need to hit the "Refresh" button. If this doesn't fix the problem, your privacy settings may be set too high for our website. This is usually the case when your privacy settings are set to "High" or "Block All Cookies".

Verify that an IP address is assigned to the specific domain name you are attempting to secure. This can be found under the properties tab. Also, you may be attempting to secure multiple virtual domains that are all associated with the same IP. Each domain you want to secure MUST have a separate IP associated with it.

The "Gain Too High" error message is caused by too much light being reflected back into the scanning device while the calibration code is being scanned. To resolve this problem, check to see that the flat surface of the scanner foot is in contact with the calibration card. This allows the scanning device to be at a specific angle that reduces the amount of light reflected back into the scanning device.

This error may be a result of mistyping the user name and/or password. If you User Name and /or password are correct, then this could also be a security setting on your browser. Please check the Instructions page to find out how to change your security settings on your browser.

This means that your handle server is not responding to client requests. Make sure your handle server is running. If it is running, then check that ports 2641 and 8000 in your firewall are open to ALL incoming or outgoing requests, and make sure that the IP address in the prefix record is correct.

Create a page called 404.htm (for pages not found), 403.htm (for forbidden pages) and 500.htm (for CGI errors).

Check the Return URL you specified for your Form-Mail pastie. You likely have a typo in it. The best way to verify that it is correct is to copy its contents and then paste it into the location bar of your Web browser.

These problems can be resolved in your browser setup. You should contact your Internet Service Provider or search the help function of your browser. Here are some links to common browsers to help you expedite a resolution. Netscape

The browser cache holds the content of all the pages you have visited during previous sessions; therefore, it can get full quickly. When this happens, this message may be displayed. To clear your browser cache follow these steps: In the General section, click the Delete Files button in the middle of the box, under the heading Temporary Internet Files. Click the plus (+) sign to the left of the word Advanced to expand the hierarchy. Three options, Cache, Proxies and Smart Update, are displayed.

You are receiving this error when you are attempting to install the newest build of CAREWare on top of the previous build. You should first attempt to remove the previous business tier build using the Add/Remove Programs located in the Control Panel. You can learn more about how to uninstall CAREWare using that feature at the 'How do I upgrade the business tier?' FAQ link.

The common cause for this error is specifying a control as a SqlParameter's Value instead of the control's text value. If some other default page comes higher in the list, adjust the default.aspx to be the number one entry inside the IIS configuration. If you have multiple websites inside IIS, make sure the configuration is applied on the right website (or on all websites by applying the configuration on the server-level using the properties dialog, configure WWW service).

We have recently redesigned the web site and the page you are trying to access may have been moved or renamed. Please make sure that you update all of your bookmarks or links. It is also important that you clear out your web browser's cache so that the new page information can load. Instructions on how to do this can be found at item 7. If you are unsure of a page's location, try starting from the USAC main page.

That's not a real picture. It's a picture of Paul's car (which taken on a camping trip at "Round Rocks" near Florence, Arizona) pasted onto a picture of the surface of Mars.

It probably didn't copy correctly. Look at the code page again, and compare it to the HTML code in your page. Look carefully, and try to find where they are different. If you're using a visual HTML editor, you may have trouble pasting the code directly. I suggest using a plain text editor (like Notepad in Windows or Edit Pad) to insert the code, but Dreamweaver (in Show Code View mode), works just fine, too.

EZProxy delivers error pages to users for certain common problems. These will usually have the libraries' header and information relevant to explaining the problem and solution. There are a variety of common errors that occur during general surfing of the Internet. When they occur, the web server (or web browser) sends an error page for you to view - usually without a lot of explanation. These may or may not be related to EZProxy.

If you see an error message above and below your Xombyte (where your Adsense ads should be) then this means there is a problem with your Adsense number. Goto "View My Profile" on the left navigation menu then click edit and finally Adsense. Take a look at your number and make sure it is entered properly without any spaces at the end of it. Feel free to contact us if you need help.

Create a page with the look and feel of your website and post the message the want your viewers to see when they stumble upon a page that is not in your web site. Then please submit a support at http://www.ticketmonster.hostingsupport.com/ and tell us the page you want as your error page and we will take care of it for you. Return To Top