How is this possible? A 200 response and 'nothing' to be seen? Need help!
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On checking this website http://dogtraining.org.uk/ I get a 200 response. But an Oops! Google Chrome could not find dogtraining.org.uk . Same with Firefox (Server not found).
Obviously there is a problem - I just don't know where to 'start' investigating to spot the error.
Can someone help me?
Thank you!
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Fantastic, guys, thank you!
Yes, I have a slow connection (getting it sorted soon). That's why I couldn't 'see' there 'is' a website responding correctly, although slow to load.
Ok, this gives me an excellent starting point. I'll run both pingdom and Google's speed check and see what comes up.
Thanks again!
Happy friday
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I ran a speed test on the domain as Chris mentioneed it was running slow. I did get the domain to load, but it took a lot of time to get a visual of the site's design. Try using the following tool to run some speed tests, determine where things might be slowing down (host, server, # of files loading, # of image files loading, quality of images, resolutions, remote files and CCS scripts, etc).. could be a # of things but this is a good place to start investigating. Just enter your domain here and run the test.
It will also help you identify areas that might need looking at to help speed things up. Hope this is a good jumping off point
Cheers
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I got the page but it was slow to be found. Maybe it is timing out for you and could be an issue with the quality of your host.
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