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liznik
liznik
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I keep getting this error, i have uploaded the script through chrome, firefox and internet explorer and I have launched them through different browsers as well. The 'iapsexposure2' file was showing 400 photos and the photos originally too large to upload into a zip, so I put them up on a host website and inserted the links into the script. When I run the script on my computer everything is fine, so I know that the script is able to fetch the photos from the online host website. BUT when I upload everything I get this error. I'm assuming that now the script is having trouble getting the photos from the website once it gets posted online?
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http://www.millisecond.com/myaccount/scripts/wcunningham/batching_pilotdatanew/IAPSexposure2.iqx.
HTTP status code 404"
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liznik - Tuesday, December 06, 2016
I keep getting this error, i have uploaded the script through chrome, firefox and internet explorer and I have launched them through different browsers as well. The 'iapsexposure2' file was showing 400 photos and the photos originally too large to upload into a zip, so I put them up on a host website and inserted the links into the script. When I run the script on my computer everything is fine, so I know that the script is able to fetch the photos from the online host website. BUT when I upload everything I get this error. I'm assuming that now the script is having trouble getting the photos from the website once it gets posted online?
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http://www.millisecond.com/myaccount/scripts/wcunningham/batching_pilotdatanew/IAPSexposure2.iqx.
HTTP status code 404"
No, the 404 (file not found) would normally indicate that the *script file* called "IAPSexposure2.iqx" was not present on the server. It is there now as far as I can tell, and hence you should not be seeing this error anymore.
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