You probably have some minor packet loss on your network. Normally, your Mac will just ask for the data again when this happens, and you don’t notice it. Freeway requests one ping only (Red October reference, anyone) from Google to see if you’re on-line or off-line, and waits quite a while for the answer if it doesn’t come. One ping will just time out rather than re-trying, and that’s where this becomes your issue. If you were truly off line, the response would be an immediate “No route to host”, but if the ping packet is lost, then you have to wait through the entire time-out period. And then the Action times out.
You can test this assumption on your Mac by opening the Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app and typing in the following incantation:
ping -c 100 ajax.googleapis.com
If you get back anything other than 100 requests sent and received, 0% packet loss, then you need to contact your ISP and file a trouble ticket.
Walter
On Dec 10, 2012, at 1:54 PM, NathanG wrote:
I am trying to build a site for a client. They wanted a calendar on the contact form as they are a catering company and having dates of events would be beneficial. I installed the Calendarview action, but when I try to preview the contact page, it gives me an error message, “The Action “CalendarView”, on the page “Contact Us” took so long to execute that it timed out.”
When I click ok, it gives the following error message:
“Could not complete the ‘Publish Site’ command because a JavaScript error occurred in a Freeway Action. If you republish your site the Action will be ignored. (-26114:379:2813)”
I need to find a solution so I can continue working on my clients’ site. Any ideas?
Nate
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