Youth Protection Training
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Youth Protection Training
I've tried to do the new Youth Protection Training and it always stops me after a few minutes and says, "We are not able to report on your course progress, please try again later." I've tried multiple browsers on two different computers at different times of day and always get the same error. It worked for my wife just fine. Not sure what the issues is. Can you help?
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Re: Youth Protection Training
I'm having the same issue. I tried disabling my adblocker and it still keeps giving me the same error, "We are not able to report on your course progress, please try again later." I'm supposed to complete it today... Any solutions are appreciated!!
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Re: Youth Protection Training
In the other thread(s) on this topic, it has been suggested to clear the browser cache and delete relevant cookies. Reportedly, the bugs that caused the symptoms have been fixed, but stale/corrupt browser cache or cookies can make the symptoms continue.
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Re: Youth Protection Training
The church servers become overloaded on Sundays and could be the cause of any errors while attempting to do the training on Sundays.
JD Lessley
Have you tried finding your answer on the ChurchofJesusChrist.org Help Center or Tech Wiki?
Have you tried finding your answer on the ChurchofJesusChrist.org Help Center or Tech Wiki?
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Re: Youth Protection Training
Properly coded web pages will clear and update the cache automatically.
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Re: Youth Protection Training
This is normally true, but browsers can also affect the ability of a web page to do these things. In addition, different browsers handle things differently because of a reluctance to truly observe standards where they are available, and because they do their own thing where standards have not been defined.coyrl wrote:Properly coded web pages will clear and update the cache automatically.
I am sure that the developers are all aware of this.