same problem here. any suggestions?
It might not be WordPress or your web host. It may be your ISP, broadband modem, router, firewall, or anti-virus. I was getting this and it turned out to be a broadband modem gone bad.
I got this message and narrowed it down to something in the content of the post itself. In my case, I had two paragraphs and in the second one, the word “shouldn’t” caused the problem. When I removed the right-single quote (to: should not), the post submitted.
I have since attempted to replicate the problem with the single quote on a new post, but it didn’t work. It would seem as though it might have something to do with the specific length of that particular post.
Any new information on this would be helpful. Also, the installation in question is running on a RHEL 4 ES Linux server in my corporate environment (albeit behind an internal firewall). However, network latency is not a concern.
Hi there, I also have this problem, but it occurs (weird) on one site only. I administer 10 websites but this problem does not occur but in one case only.
I would really use some solutions…
It happens every time I try to publish an article, to save a setting, to change a widget … in fact happens to most of the actions I make on backend. It’s annoying and it’s driving me mad.
I wish i had this problem like @gradindotcom, when I write a particular phrase or keyword, but it happens almost everytime and I can’t figure out what is to be done to get rid of this and administer the website smoothly.
If anyone cand find an answer or a solution to this I would be gratefull…
Thank you!
