Site not loading

aardvaak

Earlier today when I opened my laptop I saw a site I use a lot was still open - obviously I didn't shut it down last night.

I logged of then ad now it won't load just showing blank screen with the web address in the address bar.

The site is: http://gb1900.org

I am using Firefox with Win10 but it still wont load in IE.

Can anyone suggest how to solve this?

DoaM

I'm seeing the same ... blank page.

Contact details:

http://whois.domaintools.com/gb1900.org

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hans_2

‘Website Down’ Checker Sites say site is up but I get same as you with Chrome and Edge .

SnowTiger

The website isn't returning anything to display:

<div id='content'></div>

A problem that their end.

aardvaak

SnowTiger wrote: »

The website isn't returning anything to display:



A problem that their end.

Thank you - I am starting to suspect that - it is happening on both my computors

aardvaak

I have had an email from them saying it is something their end -automatic restart not working

Strider590

Looks like the site is having issues, http://www.gb1900.org/press-release.html works.

BUT two/three things to try next time:

1) Hit CTRL+F5 to do a FULL reload/refresh of the offending site.
2) Failing that, clear the browser cache.

3) Get a VPN, the site might have been blocked for containing [STRIKE]opposing political views[/STRIKE] pirated content.

SnowTiger

Strider590 wrote: »

Looks like the site is having issues, http://www.gb1900.org/press-release.html works.

BUT two/three things to try next time:

1) Hit CTRL+F5 to do a FULL reload/refresh of the offending site.
2) Failing that, clear the browser cache.

3) Get a VPN, the site might have been blocked for containing [STRIKE]opposing political views[/STRIKE] pirated content.

LOL. It appears to be very subversive.

http://www.gb1900.org/press-release.html:

GB1900 aims to create a complete list of the estimated three million place-names on early Ordnance Survey maps of Britain. It will be a free, public resource, of particular use to local historians and genealogists.

ALPedro

if it's any relevance at this stage. the site is currently working for me.