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I got a new error trying to access Storysite.org

XML Parsing Error: unexpected parser state Location: jar:file:///C:/Program%20Files%20(x86)/Mozilla%20Firefox/browser/omni.ja!/chrome/browser/content/browser/aboutneterror/netError.xhtml Line Number 305, Column 54:

&netTimeout.longDesc;

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Again, I'm running windows 7 home premium and using the latest Firefox browser.

Can anyone decode this for me?

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error report

Basically, Storysite didn't respond with data within Firefox's internal time limit. Try a "hard" refresh [hold "shift" which clicking on the refresh symbol (three quarter circle with arrow on one end of the arc).]

I got in all right

Angharad's picture

As there appears to be no direct link from here, I went via FM links and got in first time, using Windows 7 Professional and IE.

Angharad

It works for me...

erica jane's picture

I tried the Crystal's Storysite link that is the first link under the Hosted by Us button in the link bar. Went right through for me.

~And so it goes...

Same Here...

...worked fine for me using the Hosted by Us bar and Firefox/Windows Vista.

Problem with my machine

Patricia Marie Allen's picture

I've been having this problem for a while. I'm convinced that it's internal with my machine. It makes no difference how I try to get there, the error pops up. However if I turn on Wi-Fi on my Nook and go to the web, it has no trouble accessing Storysite. The internet connection is the same. The only difference is that my desks top computer is bypassed.

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Patricia

Happiness is being all dressed up and HAVING some place to go.
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Have you tried it on that PC

Have you tried it on that PC using a different browser, IE, Chrome, whatever? If you have success with another browser, try reinstalling Firefox.

Kris

{I leave a trail of Kudos as I browse the site. Be careful where you step!}

If it is blocked in firefox ...

You'll probably have to completely remove firefox, and all it's directories too, for a reload to clear that. That happened to me with a site I used to use a lot. I can access it from any machine in the house, except that one system. I've "upgraded" firefox multiple times with no improvement. I'll be building a new (Win7) system disk for it soon, anyway, so we'll see if it finally stops the problem.