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jasonfan2000
Aug 28, 2024Copper Contributor
Unable to post, flooding error
Help!! I have just wasted 3 hours trying to post a question. I kept seeing errors of asking me to correct the highlighted errors and try again. And it said that maximum flood limited reached. I fou...
panos2024b
Oct 28, 2024Copper Contributor
I get the same error. Using edge. To replicate try to post the below text. I am not changing anything as dont want to lose anything. Starts below. So the ifrst time i tried to post this i got the error about reaching flooding limit. This is a bug in your system i think. Please try to replicate. I .
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I need to access some c# code from javascript in MVC ,NET (not blazor). I have the below. This is very specific to .NET and MVC stack and not a generic ajax question like another one in stack overfow. I get no error message it just continues to the next statement after the ajax call. There could be 2 possible issues i think. My url: '/Home/CreatePostcodeFromCoordinates', is wrong. Or my C# assemply is not part of the assembly? or something similar. I am not that experienced with Web techs, I come from a DB background but can't be that difficult to get this link working right? Can't see anything else wrong. Also does the return value from C# need to be some special format or a string (as per now) is ok? this could be another reason? Thank you!
console.log("just before /Home/CreatePostcodeFromCoordinates");
$.ajax({
type: "POST",
url: '/Home/CreatePostcodeFromCoordinates',
data: { param1: longitude, param2: latitude },
success: function (response) {
console.log('success');
console.log(response);
},
error: function (error) {
console.error(error);
}
});
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I need to access some c# code from javascript in MVC ,NET (not blazor). I have the below. This is very specific to .NET and MVC stack and not a generic ajax question like another one in stack overfow. I get no error message it just continues to the next statement after the ajax call. There could be 2 possible issues i think. My url: '/Home/CreatePostcodeFromCoordinates', is wrong. Or my C# assemply is not part of the assembly? or something similar. I am not that experienced with Web techs, I come from a DB background but can't be that difficult to get this link working right? Can't see anything else wrong. Also does the return value from C# need to be some special format or a string (as per now) is ok? this could be another reason? Thank you!
console.log("just before /Home/CreatePostcodeFromCoordinates");
$.ajax({
type: "POST",
url: '/Home/CreatePostcodeFromCoordinates',
data: { param1: longitude, param2: latitude },
success: function (response) {
console.log('success');
console.log(response);
},
error: function (error) {
console.error(error);
}
});
EricStarker
Oct 29, 2024Gold Contributor
Hello! I see your post here (which posted before the message you posted here): https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/web-development/ajax-and-connection-to-mvc-net/m-p/4281552
Perhaps it gave a flood error because you tried to post the same text more than once, perhaps in multiple areas of Tech Community? Or perhaps it went into the automated review area, and it notified you and you continued to post?
If you continue to see these errors more frequently, let us know, but we are fairly focused on upgrading to the new version of the community software next week, so even if you are experiencing some sort of bug, it likely won't have any bearing on the experience then.
Perhaps it gave a flood error because you tried to post the same text more than once, perhaps in multiple areas of Tech Community? Or perhaps it went into the automated review area, and it notified you and you continued to post?
If you continue to see these errors more frequently, let us know, but we are fairly focused on upgrading to the new version of the community software next week, so even if you are experiencing some sort of bug, it likely won't have any bearing on the experience then.
- panos2024bOct 29, 2024Copper Contributor
i was replying for the flooding error but now i got a new message " Authentication Failed.
Authentication Ticket Mismatched, failed authentication." i was trying to say that i only tried once then no failure displayed and then i kept getting the flooding error. At least please explain in detail what a flooding error means and also test on Edge. We are hardcore MS users here and we like using the MS products. I hope you fix all these issues in the new release. I stopped using the forums here as i could not always post and was wasting my time, Thank you.- EricStarkerOct 29, 2024Gold ContributorAuthentication Ticket Mismatched is often a timeout error, meaning you've left a screen for a while and come back to it, and it may need to be refreshed before submitting (our system will auto-save your forum content).
Flooding typically means our system is trying to prevent spam attacks and our system has noticed too many posts from an individual user coming in a short period of time and so it puts an automatic stop to it. Please note that when you try to post again before the amount of time our system has indicated before posting again, the clock does restart.
We do test on all the browsers.
While we've noted your feedback, please note that we are currently upgrading to a new version of the community platform software next week, and that is our tech lead's primary concern, so I apologize that we aren't able to offer a more detailed explanation. I'll note this for our tech lead to take a look at once the upgrade is complete.- panos2024bOct 29, 2024Copper ContributorOK so the authentication error is probably another area you should check. I only replied as quickly as i finished the message to you. So that looks like another issue. As for the floodoing, I know now what it means but you need to say "flooding error, you have tried to post too many messages recently" something like that. Flooding error to a user at least from Europe, native english speaker or not means nothing. Thank you.