"How Can I Get The BX Error Codes To Stop?"

That is a good question but unfortunately I don't have an entirely good answer!

I have seen one of the Blogger.com employees post that a lot of these bx error codes are temporary. This means that if you get one of them you might want to give it a little time - like maybe a few days or hours - to see if the problem solves itself.

Another problem may have to do with your Internet connection. It could be too slow or too busy or some kind of "glitch" may be occurring. Again you should give it some time and try it again later to see if you still have the problem. (It has also been suggested that you clear your cache and cookies and then re-start your browser. This method / solution has been posted from some who have posted that this has worked for them.)

There have been some bx error code problems that I have been able to solve with the bypass procedure - however it doesn't solve ALL of the bx error code problems.

There have also been some specific bx error codes where Blogger.com has admitted that the fault was on their end and they post about these specific bx error codes and the progress they are making towards solving them. (So you should keep looking at their updated posts to see what specific bx error codes that they are aware of and which ones they are working on to solve.)

Constantly trying to "fix" your bx error code problem could result in you getting more frustrated and much worse - getting more and different bx error codes! Hence the advice that you should at least wait a while before you try it again!

You can't "stop" a bx error code from happening (unless you have one of the bx error codes that the bypass procedure has successfully worked on) and at the very worst - you can always report your bx error code problem to Blogger.com so that they can look into it further!

bX-ylpe0u

this bx error code was gotten when a blogger wanted to delete one of the contributors to their blog.

As I read and learn more about these bx error codes it has come to my attention that some of the problems may have to do with one's internet connection itself. Your internet could be slow, the internet could be extremely busy at the time you are using it or there just may be some type of "glitch" that may be happening.

Of course these may be temporary problems and it is a good idea to wait a while and see if the problem solves itself.

However if you continue to have this problem then you can report it to Blogger.com by clicking on the link that is provided on the right side of this blog - Report Your BX Error Code Problem Here.

Even Though You Want To Post Your Email Address....

While the Blogger.com Help Boards are there to help you when you're having problems with your Blogger.com you may be tempted to want to leave your email address so that you can be emailed.

But please be advised that you are not able to do so!

If you make a post to the message boards and include your email address, your email address will NOT show! When you type in your email address what shows as the final post will be (email address) and not your actual email address!

Now while I have seen that some have managed to get around this I won't post the method they used to bypass this because then everyone would be doing it!

bX-srkxw

"I cannot log into my blog, and when I type in the name of the blog, I'm told it doesn't exist & given an error message code: bX-srkxw"

This could be one of the temporary bx error codes, meaning that you may want to wait a while to see if the problem solves itself.

It could be a number of things including glitches with your internet connection - which means it could be more of a temporary problem instead of a permanent one.

However if you continue to get the bx error code then you should report it to Blogger.com by clicking on the link that is provided on the right side of this blog - Report Your BX Error Code Problem Here!

"When Is Blogger.om Going To Fix The Bugs With The Template" Issues?"

I really don't think that the problems about the bx error codes that have to do with template issues is something that Blogger.com can solve!

This is only my honest opinion but when these bx error codes have to do with template issues, the culprit usually winds up being that there is something wrong with the template itself. Most likely it has either or both missing or corrupt coding in it.

There is also the likelihood that the coding for the template was copied and pasted wrong.

I have tried a number of different third-party templates for my Different Blog Layouts Blog and for some of them it wasn't as simple as just being able to copy and paste the coding - although that method has worked for some of the different templates it hasn't worked for ALL of them. There have been times when I have used a new template that I have gotten from another site and when Blogger.com wouldn't accept it, I had to go in and tweak the coding until the template was finally accepted.

When you think about it what you are asking is that if the template that you want to use isn't being accepted then you want Blogger.com to go into the coding and fix it so that the template will then be accepted - and that is something that I think Blogger.com will not do!

Just think about it. If everyone that was having problems with their template wanted Blogger.com to fix their template then Blogger.com would be busy for ages!

If you are having a problem with your third-party template then its up to you to be able to solve it.

Sorry, but that is how it goes!

bX-y0zwd

"missing site links"

I can only assume this to mean the blogger put some links on their blog but they are not showing up in the blog itself.

In that case the problem may lie in the fact that the coding that they used to put these links on their blog is missing or corrupted in some way.

bX-c5sik6

this bx error code was posted about when trying to remove the "followers" gadget from blog. Since they got the bx error code they can't remove the gadget.

However they later posted that they were able to solve the problem - but they didn't mention how they were able to solve it!

bX-rpxa9y

this bx error code has been reported when trying to delete an element from one's blog.

First you should see if this is a temporary error - meaning that you may want to give it some time to see if the problem solves itself.

It could also be a temporary internet-glitch type of thing - where the solution here again is to give it some time to see if the problem solves itself.

The person that posted about this particular bx error didn't mention how long they were having the problem so I don't know if it was a temporary problem or if they are still having it.

If it's not a temporary problem - meaning you are still getting the bx error code - then you should report it to Blogger.com by using the link that is provided on the right side of this blog.

Report the bx error code to them so that they can be made aware of it and so that they can start to work on solving it.

"Blogger Support Doesn't Help!"

Actually that's not entirely true!

Although I realize that there may be some bloggers who are getting frustrated at trying to get some help from Blogger.com, there have been instances where I have seen some of the Blogger.com employees answer posts from those who are requesting help with their blogs.

There is really no set way to determine how to get one of the Blogger.com employees to reply to one of your requests for help (even though there are others who reply to posts that try to help as well).

Blogger.com does have special forms and links to where you can report the problems that you are having and you can get to them by clicking on the links that are provided on the right side of this blog.

bX-ritjb2

this seems to be one of the more popular bx error codes!

someone posted that they got this bx error code when they were trying to add the profile gadget to their blog.

First of all it could be just a temporary problem and you may want to give it a while to see if it will eventually solve itself.

Another thing that has come to mind is that there is the slight possibility that if you are using a third-party template then you may not be able to add a particular gadget at all.

Another thing that you should realize that it could some sort of computer online glitch of some sort. If you have been online for any length of time I'm sure that you have realized that not everything goes smoothly all of the time. The problem could lie in your internet connection, your cache and / or cookies - there could be any number of internet / computer-related problems that could be causing this bx error code. The solution seems to be in first finding out whether or not this is just a temporary problem and if not then you should report it by following the advice in the next paragraph:

However if you continue to get this bx error code then you can report it to Blogger.com by clicking on the link that is provided on the right side of this blog, Report Your BX Error Code Problem Here link.

bX-x567tk

here is another bx error code that has been associated with one trying to change their blog template.

As I have posted about before, when these bx error codes have to do with either changing or adding a blog template one of the reasons could be that the coding in the template is corrupt or missing. If this is the case then that is the reason why it is being rejected. It may become necessary for you to have to go through the coding of the template yourself to see if you can spot where the trouble lies.

Go back to the website where you got the template and see if there is any information on it that may help you solve the problem.

If you are editing your already existing template there may be the possibility that you corrupted the coding when you were changing it and that is the reason why it is not being accepted.

Other than going through the entire coding of the template you may want to report the bx error code to Blogger.com if you are sure that the template's coding is not the problem.

bX-duthlv

this seems to be one of the more popular bx error codes and this one has to do with not being able to use a third-party blog template that you have gotten from somewhere else other than Blogger.com.

"how can i fix it?"

Like I have posted before in this blog about the bx error codes having to do with third-party templates, the problem may be that the template that you want to add may have some missing or corrupt coding on it and that is why it is not being accepted.

Did you check the website (where you got the 3rd-party template) to see if others were having the same or similar problems as you were having?

It would also be very helpful if you listed where you got the template from so that we can know more about that template - heck I may even start a new business where I check third-party templates! I already have a blog called

Different Blog Layouts

bX-sl1ya0

it's not 100% clear about the symptom of this specific bx error code but it seems to have something to do with not being able to subscribe to another's blog.

Hopefully this may just be one of the "temporary" bx error codes that one of the Blogger.com employees has posted about.

You might want to give it some time to see if the problem solves itself.

If you are still getting the bx error code then Blogger.com would like you to do a search for your particular bx error code to see if someone has posted about it and hopefully provided a solution.

If you still can't find any answers then you can report your bx error code problem to Blogger.com by clicking on the link that is provided on the right side of this blog, "Report Your BX Error Code Problem Here" link.

bX-xzwyo1

someone got this bx error code when they were trying to import their blog.

Unfortunately I don't know too much about problems with importing one's blog to Blogger.com because all of my (and my clients') blogs are directly in Blogger.com.

However if this proves not to be a temporary bx error code then you should report it to Blogger.com and you can do that by clicking on the link that is provided on the right side of this blog "Report Your BX Error Code Problem Here"

bX-hq2u5m

this is another bx error code that has been associated with trying to use a third-party template for one's Blogger.com blog.

A lot of the times when these bx error codes have to do with adding third-party templates the problem could lie in the template itself! It could have missing or corrupt coding in it and that is why it is not being accepted.

I Got A BX Error Code Today!

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I got this bx error code when I was investigating why one of the Adsense ad blocks wasn't appearing on one of my client's blogs. The coding was there but the ads were not appearing.

So as I was looking at the Adsense coding I did notice that the coding was for those one line ads and not the Adsense block ads so I decided to change to one of the Adsense content ad blocks - and that is when I got this bx error code!

I was successfully able to use the bypass procedure so that I could add the Adsense content ads to my client's blog - namely being able to add the Adsense ad blocks to the side of the blog.

So once again the bypass procedure has worked successfully for me!

"What Do These BX Error Code Message Mean And How Can I Fix Them?"

Basically speaking, when you get one of these bx error codes it just simply means that something went wrong when you were trying to do something with your blog. Don't feel alone though because a lot of people have been getting them too.

Blogger.com has said that a lot of these bx error codes are temporary so you may want to wait and see if the problem solves itself.

Although there have been some suggestions as to things you may try to do to help you get rid of these bx error codes if they turn out to not be temporary - ie clearing your cache and cookies and then re-starting your browser - then it would be a good idea for you to report them to the Blogger.com staff. As someone pointed out "how are they going to know about them if people don't report them?"

It may be a problem that you won't be able to fix on your end so reporting it to Blogger.com is the best way to go.

You should also keep checking both the Blogger.com message boards and their blog because they have posted updated information about problems and their status and their fixes as well.

bX-x2qlz6

someone posted that they got this bx error code when they were trying to leave a comment using the "Open ID" option.

This could be a temporary bx error code problem. If you still continue to get it then you should report it to Blogger.com by using the link that I have provided on the left side of this blog.

bX-vn972a

this bx error code was gotten when trying to publish a blog post. It looks as though the person who posted about this bx error code tried more than one time to publish their blog post and they reported that they got this bx error code AND they also got the screen message about publishing their blog post is taking more time than expected......

What is interesting about this is that a few days ago I got the EXACT same message about my blog post publishing is taking more time than expected but I was able to use the bypass procedure to be able to publish my blog post!

bX-evdbzn

this person deleted their account (which I am assuming means that they deleted their Blogger.com account which included their blog) and that is when they got this bx error code.

It has been suggested that you might want to clear your cache and cookies and then re-start your browser. Hopefully this solution may work for you.

bX-o3uzgg

this bx error code came up when a blogger tried to log in to their account and couldn't. They also reported that even though they have Google's Adsense program they couldn't see any adsense ads on their blog.

Hopefully this is just a temporary bx error code problem that will solve itself in a few days. However if you still continue to get this bx error code then you can report it to Blogger.com by clicking on the link that is provided on the right side of this blog, "Report Your BX Error Code Problem Here".

BX Error Code Solution - Clearing One's Cache And Cookies And Then Re-Starting Your Browser?

this is a bx error code solution that I have seen from one of the Blogger.com employees who posts to the Blogger.com "Help" boards - they posted this possible solution a long time ago BUT it still seems to be a solution for some who have posted that they have successfully been able to use this method to solve their bx error code problem(s).

HOWEVER it should also be noted that the Blogger.com employee has said that this solution will not work for everyone. It is just one solution that you can try to see if it solves your bx error code problem. If this method doesn't solve your bx error code problem then report it to Blogger.com!.

bX-xgpct3

tried importing from xanga by importing my zip archive file. got this message.....

Xanga is another blog hosting site - another place where you can create a blog for free.

I can only guess at what the problem may be but I suspect that importing has caused the problem(s) in that it could be that whatever it is that you were trying to import could have some missing or corrupt coding in it. It is also possible that the coding was copied and pasted wrong and that is why the bx error code is being received.

You have to remember that when importing coding of any kind you have to pay attention to the specifics! Missing one character of coding could result badly!

bX-mbetma

this is yet another bx error code that has been associated with not being able to publish one's blog post

and this is yet another example where the bypass procedure has worked successfully for me in that I was successfully able to publish my blog post!

Even though Blogger.com has said that there is no official bypass procedure, I have seen their employees posting about different remedies that one can try if they are having problems publishing their blog posts so you can always fill out the form for reporting your bx error code problem - especially when it has to do with publishing your blog post - by using the link that is provided on the right side of this blog "Report Your BX Error Code Problem Here"

bX-x2pyaw

Unfortunately the person didn't post what they were doing to their blog when they got this bx error code message so I don't have a clue!

bX-2hcpgd

this bx error code occurred when trying to post a photo with a blog entry. Apparently the blog post itself posted but it was just the photo that wasn't added to the blog post.

Fortunately the person that posted about this bx error code later posted that everything turned out fine. So hopefully this was just one of those temporary bx error code problems that Blogger.com has talked about.

bX-wxu5i6

I am trying to upload an image to my blog and keep getting the following error message: Need help! I have been trying to upload pictures to my post but whenever i do so, it will take a very long time for that browser to finish loading.. And once it finish loading, it will come to a page saying "Page cannot be displayed" .. When i try to refresh that page, there will be an error on blogger stating, We're sorry, but we were unable to complete your request. The following errors were found: blogID: Required field must not be blank. There will also be a error code : bX-wxu5i6 This problem have been troubling me for some time already, i also tried clearing my caches, using another kind of browser (firefox) but still its not working.. Please help and advice me what to do.. Thanks a million!

The "next" thing you should do is to find out whether or not this is one of those temporary bx error codes that Blogger.com has talked about. This means that if you'd like to wait a few days, see if the problem has solved itself.

If it hasn't then you should do as Blogger.com has advised and do a search for your particular bx error code to see if anyone has posted anything else about it (and hopefully have provided a solution as well).

If you still haven't found an answer then you can report your bx error code problem to Blogger.com by clicking on the link that is provided on the right side of this blog, "Report Your BX Error Code Problem Here" link.

Unfortunately the solution that you tried concerning clearing your cache and cookies and then re-starting your browser doesn't work all the time.

"Why Was My Blog Deleted?"

If your blog has been deleted by Blogger.com, then the main reason would probably be that Blogger.com tagged your blog as a SPAM blog and while your blog may not be a spam blog, you are only given a certain amount of time to ask that your blog be reviewed so that it can be determined that your blog is not a spam blog.

If you don't request that your blog be reviewed in the time limit that you are given then Blogger.com may delete your blog.

Can you get it back? You would have to contact Blogger.com to find out!

bX-l6y4ub

what is this? bX-l6y4ub?

What this is is that you are getting one of Blogger.com's infamous bx error codes. It just means that something went wrong when you were trying to do something with your blog. If it is any comfort then please believe that you are not the only one getting a bx error code.

There is a procedure that Blogger.com would like you to follow in case you do get one of the bx error codes.

First of all Blogger.com has said that a lot of these bx error codes are temporary so you may want to give it a few days to see if the problem solves itself.

It is also suggested that you may want to clear your cache and cookies and then re-start your browser. Some people have posted that this solution has worked for them.

If you still continue to have a problem then Blogger.com suggests that you do a search for your particular bx error code to see if anyone else has posted about it and hopefully they have provided a solution as well.

If you can't find any more information on your particular bx error code then you can start a message thread and post it to the Blogger.com help forums - hopefully you will receive a reply to your post.

If after that you still haven't managed to solve the problem then you can report your specific bx error code to Blogger.com by clicking on the link that is provided on the right side of this blog titled Report Your BX Error Code Problem Here.

It has been posted that when Blogger.com receives enough reports about a bx error code that they will assign someone to look into it further.

Unfortunately you did say what you were trying to do with your blog when you got this particular bx error code. Knowing what you were trying to do when you got this particular bx error might help us to help you more since not all bx error code problems have a simple solution.

bX-vw6u56

a person posted that they got this bx error code but they didn't say what they were doing to their blog when they got this specific bx error code.

All the did post was that they canceled their service? and that they refused to pay - for what, I don't know.

I can understand how some could become frustrated with not being able to get help with their bx error code problem(s). I do know that the Blogger help boards are there for those that need help with their Blogger.com problems.

Unfortunately there hasn't been any permanent solutions to the bx error code problems - although I am sure that they are working on it and Blogger.com has said itself that while they have managed to solve some of the bx error code problems there still may be new ones that will still come up.

Even the bypass procedure does not solve ALL of the bx error code problems and although this may be something that you may not want to hear some of the bx error code problems do have to do with the fact - when its related to third-party / editing templates - that the problem may lie within the template itself.

As far as I know, Blogger.com doesn't have a 1-800 # that one can call even I have seen many posts asking about it. I'm sure Blogger.com has a regular business address and phone number as well but they are not giving that out to the general public at large. However they DO have a message forum where you can post and ask questions about the problems you may be having with your blog. And from time to time one of the Blogger.com employees will post replies to other people's posts. Also they will also post their own messages when they have been made aware of certain problems and will post about the progress they are making while trying to solve the problem(s). They also have a blog - however it hasn't been updated in quite a while.

bX-o16dmn

this is another bx error code that has been associated with not being able to publish one's blog post.

a reply was posted that this problem was solved when they went back to their blog post and gave it a title.

this is also an instance where the bypass procedure has successfully worked for me.

bX-1eff8k

this bx error code seems to have to do with being able to add the Adsense coding to one's blog.

(If you are unfamiliar with Google's Adsense program (that lets you earn money online), please see my The Adsense Consultant blog)

this error seems to be associated with adding the Adsense code(s) to one's blog template AND adding the adsense coding as a separate widget on the side of one's blog.

Firstly, when you are adding any kind of html coding to your blog's template there is always the possibility that you have copied and/or pasted the coding wrong and that is why your blog's template is not being accepted.

In related cases when you're trying to add the Adsense coding to your blog there have been some instances where the solution has to do with you not yet giving Blogger.com permission to add the adsense coding and ads.

In the case of adding the Adsense coding yourself then the problem could lie in the fact that you copied and pasted the Adsense coding wrong.