I've been having quite a lot of difficulties with my laptop of late. Had to use the missus' netbook even. She doesn't have Adblock Plus installed so gets all of the advertising junk taking up her screen. Mind you, the browser doesn't always play the game. Notice the error message?
Is this a message from the company scolding the browser for not rendering the advertisement correctly? Why would the browser be sending a bad request for an ad? Tsk, tsk.
I'm known as a Frugal Bastard as I'm careful with my money and don't like wastage. I travel a bit, take lots of photos, make videos and like sharing my own silly opinions on stupid things and spelling mistakes that I discover in the media. Political comment and satire have a place close to my heart. I also major in sarcasm.
Showing posts with label error message. Show all posts
Showing posts with label error message. Show all posts
Sunday, December 04, 2011
Sunday, October 30, 2011
Errors and Error Messages
Any programmer worth their salt is aware that an error message should be informative and not confusing to the user who is going to experience it. And everyone who uses the Interwebs knows that error messages aren't all that informative on occasion. I've come across a few of late so thought that I'd share them.
A gigantic error occurred - you don't say?! Isn't that informative?
That message wasn't composed very well in terms of HTML being translated into text.
Just a little bit too exacting with the market depth methinks.
When does an object refernce not refer to an object? Didn't help me get the game score in an AFL match earlier this season.
Generic_tf - WTF?
A gigantic error occurred - you don't say?! Isn't that informative?
That message wasn't composed very well in terms of HTML being translated into text.
Just a little bit too exacting with the market depth methinks.
When does an object refernce not refer to an object? Didn't help me get the game score in an AFL match earlier this season.
Generic_tf - WTF?
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