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Steven Creaney's avatar
Steven Creaney
Copper Contributor
Aug 01, 2017

Bad Request on Bookings Page

I created a basic bookings page, it publishes successfully, but I can't get it to open properly, it always fails with Bad Request, there's no other information in the content or the headers.  Anybody...
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Eric Rohler's avatar
Eric Rohler
Copper Contributor
Sep 28, 2017
I have the same issue. Did you find a resolution to this?
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Alysha Voigt
Former Employee
Oct 18, 2017

Hi Eric,

 

I'm from the Microsoft Bookings team, and I'm hoping to resolve your issue. Can we continue this conversation in a private message to get more details?

 

Thank you!

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    digalo
    Copper Contributor
    Jun 05, 2020

    Alysha Voigt 

     

    Hi Alysha,

    When I try to book through the published bookings page an error message appears.

    It didn´t do so a week ago and since then its a constant...

    Could you pleas help me to solve this?

    Best regards,

    François

     

  • Marco Bazzichi's avatar
    Marco Bazzichi
    Copper Contributor
    Oct 22, 2017

    i have the same problem i can resolve it?

    • Eric Rohler's avatar
      Eric Rohler
      Copper Contributor
      Oct 22, 2017

      Hi Marco, 

       

      I wanted to chime in and let you know that my issue resolved itself after a day, or so. This makes me think that once the page is published it may take some time to propagate to their edge servers. In addition, I recommend  testing the published page link in a private tab, any browser that hasn't stored O365 or from a computer that you haven't accessed O365 from. Lastly, try pushing the page to FB with the book now feature and see if that helps speed up propagation. I hope this helps. 

       

      Sincerely, 

       

      Eric D. Rohler

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        ksigerist
        Copper Contributor
        May 09, 2019

        As I share the bookings page  URL its giving the other parties a "Bad request" an dor " 404 error"  stopping them from getting access to the booking page. 

        Eric Rohler wrote:

        Hi Marco, 

         

        I wanted to chime in and let you know that my issue resolved itself after a day, or so. This makes me think that once the page is published it may take some time to propagate to their edge servers. In addition, I recommend  testing the published page link in a private tab, any browser that hasn't stored O365 or from a computer that you haven't accessed O365 from. Lastly, try pushing the page to FB with the book now feature and see if that helps speed up propagation. I hope this helps. 

         

        Sincerely, 

         

        Eric D. Rohler


        Eric Rohler 

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