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even though this particular bx error code has been posted about before with the symptom of editing / changing / uploading a blog template, another person posted that they got this same exact bx error code when they were trying to change the background icon for their sidebar profile.

I'm assuming that these two incidents of this particular bx error code still have to do with changing / editing the blog template. Although I realize that the "side" widgets are not necessarily the blog template itself, the person that posted didn't say whether they were trying to change the icon using the widgets portion or whether or not they were trying to change the icon in the templates setting.

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this bx error code happened when a blogger was trying to log in to their Blogger.com account and that is when they got this bx error code. What makes it worse is that this same person posted that others couldn't get to see the blog as well.

If you continue to get this bx error code (meaning its not one of those temporary bx error code problems) then the best thing to do is to contact Blogger.com and report the bx error code to them so that they can be made aware of it.

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this is a bx error code that a LOT of people have been getting when they were trying to change their blog template.

If this is not a temporary bx error code problem and you still continue to get it the problem may lie in the coding of the template itself and that is the reason why it is not being accepted by Blogger.com.

If this is a third-party blog template that you got somewhere else other than Blogger.com then you should go back to that site and see if anyone else has reported having problems using that template. If not then maybe you can contact the person who created the template and inform him of the problem(s) that you are having trying to use their template.

Report Your BX Error Code Problem Here!

Here is the link to report your bx error code problem directly to Blogger.com! More specifically, they ask that you fill out a form which you can get to by clicking here.

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someone reported that they got this bx error code when they clicked on one of the Adsense ads on their blog.

To put it bluntly, you are NOT supposed to click on your own Adsense ads! If you continue to do this you run the risk of losing your Adsense account all together! And since people use Adsense to make money with their blogs and websites - I don't think that is a chance that you will want to risk!

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this bx error code happened when a blogger was trying to delete their blog

However this particular bx error code is one that Blogger.com is aware of and they have posted that they are working on solving the problem.

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someone posted that they got this bx error code when they were trying to log into their Blogger.com account. Since they use their blog for business and to communicate with their customers they are quite anxious to solve this problem.

Hopefully this is just a temporary bx error code problem - as one of the Blogger.com employees has posted.

However if I remember correctly the bypass procedure has solved similar problems for me.

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

This Is Not An April Fool's Day Joke!

Unfortunately these

bx error codes are not

an

April Fool's Day Joke!

"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!

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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!

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"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.

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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!

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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.